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Fuzzy's Notes:

Welcome to my Competitors Crib Sheet pages !   In this section of the website I'll present articles and thoughts from some of the leading rifle and pistol coaches and competitors . . . ideas that may enhance your progression from rank novice to Master Class rifleman.    Additionally there will be links to the Rule Books for many of the specific Smallbore and Air-Rifle competition modes, along with links to Forums of primary interest to Smallbore and Air-Rifle shooters in general.    Not all the material presented will apply to your specific shooting discipline, but in reading it, the concepts may get the old grey matter stirring . . . who knows what startling new innovations in technique you may discover if you just let the imagination run wild for a while.

(When accessing any of the external-to-site links in Fuzzy's Fragments, use the Back Arrow in the Internet toolbar to return to this Indes.
   To return to the Index from any of the on-site reprint reference pages use the
Index link at the bottom of that page )


A.   Fuzzy's Fragments :

 1 - CMP Coaching Resources  2 - Shooting Tips from the USAMU Shooting Team
 3 - CMP Guide to Rimfire Sporter Rifle Shooting  4 - 2006~2008 National Standard 3-P Air Rifle Rules
 5 - NRA Silhouette Rifle Rules  6 - NRA Smallbore Rifle Rules
 7 - NRA International-Style Rifle Rules  8 - NRA Sporter Air Rifle Position Rules
 9 - NRA Precision Air Rifle Position Rules  10 - Airgun Benchrest Competition Rules
 11 - Rimfire Shooting Forum  12 - Rimfire Central Forum
 13 - Benchrest Central Rimfire Forum  14 - Target Talk . . . Olympic-style Shooting Forum
 15 - CMP Training Publications  

B.    J.P. O'Connor Articles :

 1 - Flowing in the Zone  2 - Choosing and Using a Coach
 3 - Back to Basics  4 - Preparation Begins Now !
 5 - Eights are Your Friend  6 - Practice . . . or Training ?
 7 - Football Ballet  8 - Mental and Emotional Skills
 9 - Critical Moments  10 - Trying Not to Lose
 11 - Working to Win  12 - Subtle Details
 13 - More Subtleties  14 - Expect the Unexpected
 15 - Breathe . . . Breathe in the Air  
   
   

C.    The Hitchhikers Guide To Shooting Glory . . !

This section is dedicated to those shooters who want to improve their standard of shooting.   I don't profess to know all the answers, neither do I claim to be anything of a coach.   I have shot competitively for twenty five years, during which I have made many repetitive mistakes until I quite frankly became tired of shooting badly and began to perform with some respectability at international level.   I hope some of these articles will be thought provoking and save you some of the agony of learning the hard way.

Warren Potter
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NZ, Australia . . . Now TENNESSEE . . . and loving it !

( Re-printed from Warren's articles on Scott Pilkingtons' shooting website )

 1 -  The Importance of a Match Plan  2 -  Training for 10 Metre Air Pistol :  A Basic Introduction
 3 -  Dry Fire Training  4 -  Sight Watching
 5 -  Controlling the Trigger  6 -  Positively Phabulous
 7 -  Follow Through  8 -  Making the Most of Electronic Trainers - Part 1
 9 -  Making the Most of Electronic Trainers - Part 2  10 - How to Make Your New Pistol User-Friendly
 11 - The Young Persons' Guide to ISSF Rapid Fire  12 - Stance
 13 - A Guide to ISSF 25M Standard Pistol  14 - Do You Need a Coach ?
 15 - A Do-It-Yourself Guide to your First Shooting Session  16 - Can Shooting Glasses Make Your Life Easier ?
 17 - The Subconscious Shot  18 - The Delicate Art of ISSF Free Pistol
   

D.    J. Combes Articles :

 1 - Introduction To Smallbore Shooting  
   

E.    John E. Leslie III Articles :

 1 - Group Size Analysis  2 - Shooter Skill Analysis
   

F.   K. Johnson Articles :

 1 - Shooting Diary  
   

G.   Kent Reeves Articles : 

 1 - Prone Position Strategies  
   

H.   M.J. Keyes Articles :

 1 - Mental Training  
   

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