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    Default How often should you shoot?

    I am doing kind of a research paper for work in attempt to get more range time. I need help finding reputable articles/magazines or books that describe how often you should spend at the range to keep your skills from perishing?
    THANKS!

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    As much as you can afford. Then find ways to cut out the other things that you don't need like cable tv, internet, cell phones and then shoot some more...
    Look to the One Who is wearing what should have been your scars...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ddefazio View Post
    As much as you can afford. Then find ways to cut out the other things that you don't need like cable tv, internet, cell phones and then shoot some more...
    THIS!

    Having a life, compared to being a marksman, is highly over-rated.

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    Hey thanks for the replies but your not understanding me.... your opinions are NOT what I am looking for... i am looking REPUTBLE magazines and books that state how often you should shoot to keep your skills up.

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    I am not sure if they will contain what you are looking for, but I suspect they will;
    Way of the Rifle- Col. Jeff Cooper
    Any of the books about tactical shooting by Gabriel Suarez
    Shooting to Live- William Fairbain
    Tactical Pistol Shooting- Erik Lawrence
    Percision Shooting; Trap Shooters Bible- James Russel

    Try those books.
    I am particularly fond of the Jeff Cooper book.
    So much so that I think the study of the book should be included in elementery schoole curriculum.

    FWIW:
    Everything in the above books is opinion.
    There is nothing wrong with an informed opinion such as the ones presented by the previous posters
    Last edited by oblivionboyj; June 16th, 2011 at 02:35 PM.

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    we need official documents and/or studies. we are trying to get our work to help us pay for ammo or range fee, since we have to keep a qual for shooting our weapons.

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    Quote Originally Posted by weaver View Post
    we need official documents and/or studies. we are trying to get our work to help us pay for ammo or range fee, since we have to keep a qual for shooting our weapons.
    I think you'd be better off asking this question to the NTOA, at IALEFI, or even on 10-8forums.

    I doubt you're going to get the kind of answers you're looking for, here.

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    Question Re: How often should you shoot?

    Quote Originally Posted by roller03hockey View Post
    Hey thanks for the replies but your not understanding me.... your opinions are NOT what I am looking for... i am looking REPUTBLE magazines and books that state how often you should shoot to keep your skills up.
    What leads you to believe, are thoughts are influenced by anything less than reputable people like Col. Jeff Cooper? I think you'll find that 'mall ninjas' regard marksmanship as 'over-rated' - for the rest of us, the reality is, PERFECT practice makes perfect.

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    Quote Originally Posted by The_War_Wagon View Post
    What leads you to believe, are thoughts are influenced by anything less than reputable people like Col. Jeff Cooper? I think you'll find that 'mall ninjas' regard marksmanship as 'over-rated' - for the rest of us, the reality is, PERFECT practice makes perfect.
    The gent is looking for published statistics to cite when he takes this to his boss...not "some dude on POOFA thinks X". (why I said this isn't the place to look)

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    Default Re: How often should you shoot?

    Quote Originally Posted by roller03hockey View Post
    I am doing kind of a research paper for work in attempt to get more range time. I need help finding reputable articles/magazines or books that describe how often you should spend at the range to keep your skills from perishing?
    THANKS!
    try google.

    We here are not "reputable".
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