Andy

The Yuryev book is still looked on as the 'Target Shooters Bible'
even though it has been around for years. I believe it is still in
print. I think it's called "Competetive shooting by AA Yuryev" and
is available from the NSRA.
(Reminds me, must get my copy back from the person I lent it to.
They've only had it for about 4 years!!!)

As far as the stand is concerned, I think you're right. So long as
you don't encroach on the adjacent shooters space you're OK.

Nigel
Rifle Coach WMRTSS


--- In wmrtss@..., "Andy Charnell" <andyjcpagan@y...>
wrote:
>
> I do not believe i have seen this book as the only information i
have
> is from Heinz Reinkemeier and Gaby Buhlmann, also William (Bill)
> Krilling. Autogenic conditioning tape i have is currently being
> transferred to cd eventually! Plus various Visualisation,
meditation
> books that can be incorperated to the shooting disaplines.
>
> As you said, shooting trousers are a good thing and provide
support
> but i train at home dry firing and fine tuning without the
trappings
> of extra kit as its my opinion that if you cannot acheive a decent
> technique without the gear how then the gear wont help very much.
> Perfect the inner postions and only then look without! because if
you
> are not comportable then this will culminate into dought and that
is
> unproductive in a competition mindset!
>
> Just a question, rifle stands.....is it ok to use a tripod as i
dont
> have a special shooting stand just a home made thingy, are they
still
> ok to use as im not sure if they may have been ruled against and
if
> not is it ok as long as the legs dont incrouch into the next
shooters
> lane room?
>
> Andy
>