how to hold and fire a shotgun and a M16?
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Typically, if you're taking a job that's going to require you to fire these weapons, you'll be working in a tactical atmosphere.  \n\nFirst, the shot gun should be placed with it's butt firmly placed against your shoulder, with your off hand on the pump (if there is not a pump, then under the barrel on the portion that is guarded from the barrel) with your dominant hand around the neck behind the receiver (between the 'chamber' and 'butt')  Now spread your legs apart to just short of shoulder's width apart, and you should be able to fire comfortably, using your off hand to work the pump of the shotgun effortlessly.\n\nThe M16 Carbine is fired similarly, with the butt against your dominant side's shoulder firmly.  There are many options to hold the forend of the carbine, so whatever's comfortable with you, go with it.  In a tactical situation, you should place your off hand at the close end to the forend and where the weapon's magazine meet.  Then square away your shoulders so you present your chest flatly to where ever you're shooting.  This is so that if you're wearing body armor, you maximize being shot in the body armor directly, lessening the chance of a fatal hit to the sides, where the armor is weaker.  With your dominant hand, grip the pistol grip of the carbine.  \n\nAlways make sure that your finger stays off of the trigger until you are absolutely ready to fire.  And never aim at anything you do not fully intend to destroy.  \n\nGood luck.
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Using a material such as Marinetex or epoxy to fill the gaps between barrel and stock. Generally the barrel is sprayed with release agent (parafin based?) and then the stock material is hogged out on the inside. Then some sort of epoxy is put into the hollow of the stock and the barreled action is reattached and torqued. A day later, the barreled action is removed again and the epoxy is cleaned up.\n\nVariants of this include bedding the action and leaving the barrel free-floating, which makes the action more repeatable without affecting the barrel; and pillar bedding, where steel pillars are permanently fastened to the stock to make positive contact with the barrel.\n\nSo why is this done? Basically, the less an action - or a barrel - moves from shot to shot, the more repeatable the rifle is. Your groups become smaller, and your misses become by much less. I shoot at clay pigeons at 700 yards from time to time, and without a bedded action I'd be off enough from shot to shot that I may never hit the target. Bed the rifle and I can hit it..sometimes :-)
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try looking for a halo bsince they are really good and dont chop paintballs\nif not go with a gravity feed.  the middle electeronic ones will chop up your ammo
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The most popular guns for skeet are over-and-under 12ga shotguns.  You only get two shots, anyway.  The action of pump and semiauto shotguns make them 6-8 inches longer, so they don't swing as quickly.  Those actions also add weight.\n\nShooting with two barrels isn't really a problem.  Most O/U shotguns have a switch to choose which barrel fires first.  Almost everyone chooses the lower barrel first because the axis of the barrel is more in line with where the stock meets the shoulder.  This means less rise and a quicker follow up shot.
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I want something that has KICK!!  I love it when a revolver feels like it is going to jump out of your hand!  Try a 12 Gauge shotgun with 00 Buckshot or 3'' Magnum Turkey loads if you want more KICK!  Or how about a .300 Weatherbee Magnum without a muzzle-break?  If you want sustained kick, join the military and shoot an fully-auto!  (Or get a friend that is the armorer and see if he will let you shoot one! -It's been done before, but don't tell anyone I told you!)\n\nThough I sometime like the methodical, precision behind a smaller caliber rifle, like a .22 or a semi-auto SKS with 30 rounds clip.  Just lay down and pick of targets (inanimate ones) real simple like and hardly move.\n\nCool Question! Later.
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The knob on the side is your elevation, "or Up & Down". The Knob on top is your windage. "Left & right.\nTake 3 very steady shots at a target, not too far away. Look at your target, mark the holes with a pen or cover with tape or something so you do not loose them. Then raise of lower you elevation. Then 3 more shots... then adjust, over & over again. You want to hope that the 3 shats are always together, as you make each adjustment. Once you get the elevation, Next work on you windage. Turning the knob left, moves the shots to the right, & vice versa. You really do not want to have your target too far away in the beginning, because you need to get a tight 3 shot pattern to be able to make adjustments. once you are on target at say 25 or 30 yards, then move the target farther away. In the beginning, you just want that tight 3 shot pattern to make accurate adjustments. Don't forget to hold your breath & squeeze slowly. You will get a stray shot from time to time, but this can be expected. Takes about an hour to do it right.
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Its all about whos hands its in however the M16 is an Iron site weapon unless modifed were the SA80 for combat troops as a standard has a sight making those targets at distance a bit easier to hit.\n\nwoops sry my vote SA80 varients.\n\n"having used both the m16 is light and steady they use the same ammo however if you wanting to knock a target down for sure at 300m + the sa80 slightly heavy an some wobble but dispite that will do you perfect.."
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I started clay bird and skeet shooting 12 years ago and have competed at a national level. I started using a side by side 12 gauge. I have used other but find a side by side a lot easier to shoot with and still use one. Get yourself a custom made stock with a monte carlo style( raised where you rest your cheek). If you start using a standard stock tape a bit of cardboard to see if monte carlo is your style.
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Thanks for the M1 Garand answer. I will give you a great balistics site I like. \nIt gives you ammunition Balistics. The Velocity-Energy-Trajectory.\n By the way. What do you think about the M!a SOCOMM 16?
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This will be simple for You. Break the Gun Down. Make sure You put each set of Parts in a Different area so You wont get them Mixed up. Once you have the Firing Mechanism out put the New Pin inside the spring. Clean and oil the parts with WD-40 and use this sparingly. You only want a thin coat of oil on the Workings. assemble and oil the outside of the Rifle. I'm home on weekends and will walk You through this as Need Be. I own one Myself.
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M-16, AK47 don't have one --- \n\nyou can use a gun storage chest, gun vault, wall mounts etc. for storing your weapons ---keep weapons locked away and out of sight
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ok this is what you do:  put your feet shoulder-width apart. if your right handed, put your right foot slightly ahead of the other, if your left handed, vice versa. point your right hand (or your left) to your right toe. then point your finger directly up.then point it to the sky, but make a right angle with your elbow, shoulder, and finger. Open your fingers like your holding a basketball. your index finger should be pointing at your eye. take you other hand (your guide hand)and with your thumbs  make a sideways T. then shoot. Trust me. this works. emila me if you live in Southern Cali.
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Firm and steady trigger pulls.  Don't just squeeze the trigger.  Pull back slowly enough that that when you shoot it surprises you.  If you are using a rifle keep the rifle butt firmly against the pit of your shoulder.  If you are lying on the ground in prone position, shoot on full exhale of your breath for consistent shots.  When standing, a good stance is important, like a boxer's stance.  Having a good stance in any position gives firm balance and increases your recovery from recoil.  \n\nWhen aiming through sights focus on the tip of your gun sight, dont focus on the target.  Your target should look fuzzy and the tip of your gun be in focus.\n\nOver 100 yards even these little adjustments have a big effect on your aim. At 500 yards good marksmanship is vital in order to hit anything.
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first let me say if you plan to use the gun to shoot animals please go **** yourself. that said the 93 is pretty strait forward the clip goes in the top theres a small switch just in front of the sight pull it back and the clip pops out fill the clip by pulling the smull spring inside to the bottem and push the litle peace of plastic to the side to lock it now at the other end is a spring loaded gate pull it back and load bbs put the clip back in the gun. to load Co2 take of the side of the handle un screw the handle on the bottem put the Co2 cartrige in retiten the screw with the handle on the bottem put the cuver back on when shooting you must pull the trigger and theres a lardge butten on the back of the handle that you must squeeze aswell but if you holding the gun its harder not to do this then to do it as far as aiming goes what I do is look at what I'm shooting and pull the triger I don't use the sight
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yeah right...i suppose green pigs swim upside down in you're world too eh? my apologies...a friend told me today that a dummy round can be inserted into the breach which has a laser pointer mounted in it to allow fine scope adjustment...i eat my words...
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A good answer was to lean it to one side.  Just make sure that you are accurate that way.  That's similiar to shooting a pistol sideways.  Some people can do, others can't.  \n\nAnother trick is to hold your index finger along the arrow as your draw it back.  Just make sure that you put your finger back down before you release.
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spring guns suck   get a tokyo marui AEG  I have a customized M4 that goes 460 fps   holds 400 rounds and a metal body\nyou can get one at redwolfairsoft.com