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Thanks for the feedback guys, its really interesting. Since I am diabetic, I mainly drink Diet Coke and tea or coffee with splenda or equivalent substitute. When we get to our level of shooting, even the slightest jitter can cost, I guess I am more vulnerable being diabetic, so its something that I have noticed about myself, but different folks react in different ways.

Is anyone here affected by caffeine from the standpoint of stability with respect to trigger control and grip from the standpoint of slight shaking of the hands , respiration, etc. I am diabetic, but HAVE to have my coffee or tea in the morning. Alot of matches take place at that time, so even casual shooting is affected as well, One has to come to a point to go without and in the end, its whatever works for you, I am just curious how many folks take this into consideration.

Yes, it is very big, but there is always more to learn.

I did it the hard way. FInd the hardest DAO trigger. A CZ100 or a Sig Mauser M2 Then you are forced to adapt.

Thanks alot for the welcomes gentlemen. Nemo: I am glad you are familiar with the Wyoming Antelope Club. I have met Jose and like him alot. Also, we hope to see you at the 25 and 50 yard line as well.

Hello everyone. I've been shooting for years and finally joined. Read Brian's books and re-reading over and over again. Have alot of respect for the guy. This looks like a very good place and alot to learn and share. Plan on being here alot. Great forum.

Make yourself your own hardest critic. Self reflect. Inject humility and have the utmost desire to excell.