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Philips HeartStart Adult Practice Pads List Price: $76.99 Sale Price: $69.99  |
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Our most popular accessory comes highly recommended. Simply insert the practice pads cartridge in your HeartStart Home Defibrillator and demonstrate HeartStart?s ease of use to your friends and family... |
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Decorated Mouse Pad with funny, practice, humor, hats, target, slingshot, hard, bird, animal Sale Price: $9.95 |
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Professional "Brite White" fabric mouse pads are among the most versatile and durable, providing brilliant graphic reproduction for spot color or full color imprints. This durable polyester surface is above industry standards and provides a superior product value overall... |
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Quick Punch & Kick Target Pad List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $29.95 |
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This vinyl target is great for speed and focus drills. Versatile, maneuverable and easy to hold. Great for kids! |
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Curved Punch Mitts - (Set of 2) List Price: $119.99 Sale Price: $34.95 |
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Unique contoured shape allows for more control and gives the coach better leverage while working the mitts. Snug fit hand compartment with a thickly padded leather wrist strap anchors the mitts to your hands, there's no Hook & Loop strap to fumble with... |
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Birdieball Practice Golf Balls 12 pk. with Strike Pad List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $34.95 |
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This is the award-winning practice golf ball that is also great fun. These balls are great for hitting back and forth with a buddy. They feel and fly just like golf balls, but for a limited flight so you can play wherever there is 40 yards... |
How to strengthening shoulders for dealing with recoil?
I would like to know what exercises to do to help out.
I'm not very strong and I have trouble shooting any high powered rifles like a .30-06, or 12 gauge shotguns. My shoulder quickly becomes sore, even with recoil pads, very quickly making it impossible to get a decent target practice session, or do trap, with higher powered weapons.
Also, being a 21 year old man I'd rather give up shooting than not be able to fire a man's weapon. Any help is highly appreciated.
A man's weapon??????
Women shoot too and some women are BETTER shots than men.
The only way to deal with recoil, in my opinion, is to work your way up. Don't go straight to shooting a high caliber or large gauge gun. Start with smaller calibers, then once you are comfortable with them, go to the next larger size. Once your comfortable with that, go to another larger caliber and do that until you are comfortable with shooting larger calibers.
Also, you may not have the butt of the stock in the right spot on your shoulder. There's a little "pocket" where the butt of the gun will fit really well. If you have a loose grip on the gun and don't have it pulled tight against your shoulder, you allow more room between the butt of the gun and your shoulder which means that there's more space for the gun to 'move back'.
A man's gun... I'm 5'1, and a GIRL, and I can shoot a 12 ga with no problem, only because I've worked my way up.
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If you really enjoy shooting, find a caliber or gauge that has an amount of recoil that you can handle for a good couple 100 rounds. Why give up something you enjoy? If you like shotguns- look into a 20 or 16 ga. Both are nice guns but 16 ga ammo isn't as common as 20 and 12 ga ammo. Persistance is key. 
Look for a caliber you like, and keep looking till you find the caliber and gun combo that fits YOU and you'll enjoy it for MANY years.
