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How to Become a Master Handgunner: The Mechanics of X-Count Shooting
 
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How to Become a Master Handgunner: The Mechanics of X-Count Shooting [Paperback]

Charles Stephens
4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)

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This valuable tutorial offers a basic formula for mastering the sport of pistol shooting. National Champion and Master Handgunner Charlie Stephens presents the 6 keys to success: grip, aiming as you pull the trigger, focus, controlled movement, stance and total follow-through.

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2.0 out of 5 stars X marks the spot!, Dec 27 2003
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dranansi "dranansi" (Bridgetown, St Michael Barbados) - See all my reviews
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This book was not much help. My instructors already told me everything that was presented in this book. I had thought that there was some 'SECRET' to being a great shot or MASTER HANDGUNNER and there is ... practice, practice, practice the CORRECT things...
I could have saved my money on this one and bought more ammo at the range! This could have been a pamphlet handed out at the range summarisng all the basics steps that your instructor SHOULD be telling you.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing! I can shoot a soda can at 50 yards now!, May 3 2003
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This book is incredible! I went from barely being able to hit a man sized target at 25 yards to being able to hit a soda can at 50 yards! Well worth the pittance I paid for it! BUY IT!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Shooter from Argentina, April 28 2003
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Luis Alberto de Vedia (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - See all my reviews
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As a sixty two years old newcomer to the precision shooting sport, I had the fortune of finding Stephens little book which is full of practical and extremely valuable hints and advises helpful for both the novice and the expert. I would say that Stephens' book has not a single superfluous line and deserves careful reading. I took some shooting lessons from a professional coach formerly national pistol champion and realized that all the advises he gave me were already in Stephens' book, but this helped me to become aware of their importance. I do not hesitate to recommend this book to anyone willing to improve its shooting performance as I did in a very short time. There is only one suggestion I would add to those made by Charles Stephens and this is to start training with a .22 cal pistol since this is by far the best school for beginners allowing to concentrate in the technique rather than in dealing with the noise and recoil of high power pistols.
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