All right. What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here with Ryan

McInerne and Eric slinging Rick across the table and as many of you know that

whole 10 minute thing is a bit optional these days, but we'll try and keep it

somewhat short. The topic at hand that Mark and I would like to discuss is off-hand

shooting. Now off-hand shooting is something I remember as I got into firearms and just kind of thought,

hey it should be easy. It I just kind of thought, hey, it should be easy.

It's just kind of what most people do, you know?

Until you actually hold up the gun and scope to your eye and you realize things all

shaky, the reticle appears to constantly be moving, you never

feel like you're really in the right spot.

There seems to be a number of different tricks or tips or whatever that people can throw

out there for how to better shoot off hand.

And as we know, considering the firearm on the table in between all of us, which is Eric's muzzle

loader, which he expects to shoot off hand plenty of times in the future but it's a

hunting rifle we know hunting season is upon us at least at the time of this

recording rifle season is around the corner and when you're out there in the

woods you might find yourself in a situation,

maybe even more often than not, where you may have to take an off-hand shot.

Definitely at least in our neck of the woods.

Literally, woods.

Yeah, woods. Yeah, woods.

I mean, I'd say definitely an often encountered scenario, not an often practiced thing.

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