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Women's Biathlon #8563541 02/10/26 01:05 PM 02/10/26 01:05 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Lebanon, WI Randy Wieland OP trapper
Randy Wieland OP trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Lebanon, WI	Been watching the recaps of the biathlons. If you want to improve your skills, or if you are a parent teaching a youngster, watch the women's. Specificly watch the action and trigger. Nearly every event has been won/lost on the trigger pull. The men are good, but I believe there are better women shooters. All the perfect and near perfect scores come with incredibly smooth touch. If you want to see perfection, take a look and focus on how they work the action and touch that trigger with such smooth precision. The only thing worse than losing........Is QUITTING! Lifetime Member WTA

Re: Women's Biathlon [Re: Randy Wieland] #8563679 02/10/26 06:37 PM 02/10/26 06:37 PM
Joined: Oct 2007 OK Aaron Proffitt trapper
Aaron Proffitt trapper Joined: Oct 2007 OK	Good observation,Randy. Honor a Soldier. Be the kind of American worth fighting for.

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