Hey all,
Any special tips for helping younger kids overcome flinch? I'd assume it would be the same with adults - like going back to the .22lr, etc. but anything unique for kids that I can try?
My son got bit by the scope on his new .30-06 a few weeks ago and now he can't shoot his .22lr without noticeably jumping.
Thanks in advance for any tips/tricks!
EDIT: This might need to be in general area - put it here because his .30-06 is bolt action and he'll be hunting this year with it.
Any special tips for helping younger kids overcome flinch? I'd assume it would be the same with adults - like going back to the .22lr, etc. but anything unique for kids that I can try?
My son got bit by the scope on his new .30-06 a few weeks ago and now he can't shoot his .22lr without noticeably jumping.
Thanks in advance for any tips/tricks!
EDIT: This might need to be in general area - put it here because his .30-06 is bolt action and he'll be hunting this year with it.
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