Shooting/teaching advice

[sdnative13]

Sorry if i didnt not explain myself earlier. I know what lop is and how to find out a particular guns lop but not a persons.

Sd joe i saw that method mention on a video and another post

[RNE228]

I taught my son when he was young, but also had him in 4H shooting program while young. I am a big supporter for the 4H program.

In 4H, the kids would get a safety brief.

Then, rifles came out on the bench, and ammo was distributed. Then they shot target to verify zero, and for scores. The instructor worked with all of them during that sessions on shooting form and getting good groups.

After that, was fun shoot. On the range we went to, they had a bunch of steel targets. We'd get them all set up. Then the kids could still shoot paper, or they could plink on the steel targets. We generally had short shoot sessions then, because the kids were so accurate that they knocked the steel down in no time.

I liked that program and the order they went in. The kids did well with it. My son was a good shot to begin with, but he definitely improved after that program.

I would HIGHLY recommend the 4H program if it is available in your area.

[sd joe]