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60 Seconds With Robert Churchill
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Now, put your shoulder forward to the stock and at the same time contract the trigger finger, so that as the g un is firm against the shoulder the trigger is pulled exactly at the limit of the movement. Swing is combined with this movement. Â
This tip came from the book “Robert Churchill’s Game Shooting” by Macdonald Hastings.  Â
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