u/CommonCapable7158

Image 1 — Hetting better with pfs .
Image 2 — Hetting better with pfs .
Image 3 — Hetting better with pfs .

Hetting better with pfs .

I'm back in the hobby . And dont know why but i love pfs.

It feels a bit like it Suite my shooting style better.

Cause i never get youse to aim and try to shoot instinktiv. No Anker point no Referenz. Today Is my first time hitting a coke on more then 20 meters. But 2 of 10 shotd.

Hope i keep getting better. Its so much fun i love it !

u/CommonCapable7158 — 12 days ago

Omg 😱

I missed my target but was verry impressed 8 mm steel stuck in with sniper sling yallow .5 .

Any sugestion for max speed 8 mm and up to 10 mm what are the best bands for max speed ? Have fun and be safe .

u/CommonCapable7158 — 2 months ago

Today is Pfs Time

Love shooting pfs . Probably cause im shooting instictive its one motion . No Tweak or Twist .

Never had isdous with the simpleshot , but with my sweety handmade frome Indonesia hade to take some hard Frameshot's 😫

u/CommonCapable7158 — 3 months ago

How precise can instintive shooting be ?

Hi everyone. I'm fairly new to this hobby and wanted to ask for some advice, as I've had very little success with targets so far. However, when I've shot instinctively with both eyes open and completely without a reference point, it's been significantly better. Unlike archery, where shooting instinctively is very common, I've found very few of the people I use who shoot instinctively. And even then, they usually also shoot with targets and are generally much more accurate. Now I'm not sure whether I should concentrate on target shooting and mastering that, or stick with instinct. I have to say that I enjoy it much more when I'm not aiming; it's just so much more satisfying when I hit the target simply by feel. What do you think? How did you get started? What are some of your experiences? What can I expect in a few days? So far, my best series was 15 hits at 15 meters on a Red Bull can, and that was completely without aiming or a reference point, and it was already quite dark. I only had one ball left, and amazingly, I hit it every time. I had to retrieve the ball each time and didn't expect to hit it again. But I can't imagine hitting something the size of those little pinball machines, say two or three centimeters, at 10 meters or more. Do you know anyone, or have any experience, who shoots so precisely and instinctively? Greetings to all, let the balls fly!

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u/CommonCapable7158 — 5 months ago

Starter Progress ?

Hi everyone. I'm fairly new to this hobby and wanted to ask for some advice, as I've had very little success with targets so far. However, when I've shot instinctively with both eyes open and completely without a reference point, it's been significantly better. Unlike archery, where shooting instinctively is very common, I've found very few of the people I use who shoot instinctively. And even then, they usually also shoot with targets and are generally much more accurate. Now I'm not sure whether I should concentrate on target shooting and mastering that, or stick with instinct. I have to say that I enjoy it much more when I'm not aiming; it's just so much more satisfying when I hit the target simply by feel. What do you think? How did you get started? What are some of your experiences? What can I expect in a few days? So far, my best series was 15 hits at 15 meters on a Red Bull can, and that was completely without aiming or a reference point, and it was already quite dark. I only had one ball left, and amazingly, I hit it every time. I had to retrieve the ball each time and didn't expect to hit it again. But I can't imagine hitting something the size of those little pinball machines, say two or three centimeters, at 10 meters or more. Do you know anyone, or have any experience, who shoots so precisely and instinctively? Greetings to all, let the balls fly!

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u/CommonCapable7158 — 5 months ago