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equipment setup and tuning. All right, everybody. Well, we're back. This is going to be part

two of this two-part podcast, two-part series podcast. I've got Clint Freeman, the Royal

Ninja Avera flight from Australia on the phone, World Record Holder, Master of the 1400,

the first ever to perfect the Triple Indie off a diving board.

That was stretching things. Oh, man. Well, that's all the kind of nonsense we talk when

we're rooming together anyway, so I might as well keep it going. All right, well in the

last podcast, we covered, you know, setting up pretty much our whole setup to get to the

point where now we're finally shooting narrow out of the bow. So, you know, we talked

about if you're having tears through paper and you can't change the tear, then obviously

you've got some type of a contact issue. You talked about, you know, you use a powder

so that you can identify that. And so all that's critical. Once all that stuff's out of

the way, now we're to the point where we're going to start actually shooting down range.

So why don't you pick up from there, Clint, and tell me what you're looking for and what

you do, because I'm sure now you're going to find two knocking point and rest position.

Yeah, I'll just let you go at it. So I've never personally, I've never really been one

for doing a lot of paper testing. I've always found it frustrating, especially doing it

at different different yardages. So to achieve my perfect center shot, I will do what I call

a walk back test. So I'll run about 20 metres. I've got a cross at the top of the target,

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