Must Read Competitive Shooting Books

jtischauser · Jan 6, 2011

Strokin04 said:
Ordered Mike's book last night. I sure hope the book ships alot faster then the estimated 27 Jan 2011 delivery date the website gave me.

Mine was much faster than that.

Strokin04 · Jan 6, 2011

But did you pay extra for the faster shipping options, I opted for the 5 dollar economy shipping?

jtischauser · Jan 6, 2011

Sorry I paid the cheap shipping cost.

Strokin04 · Jan 6, 2011

Cool so hopefully mine will arrive sooner like yours, I can't wait to read it.

MISph1t · Jan 24, 2011

Books?! There's books?! As soon as I finish Twilight I guess I'll have to look into these.....

ExSniper · Jan 25, 2011

Just ordered Mike Seeklander's book so I can start some structured practice again.

irons_shooter · Jan 26, 2011

My versions didnt say I had to practice afterwards. Dang.. You got hosed..

ExSniper · Jan 26, 2011

Even better if I can just flip through it and not have to practice and still get better! Maybe i can just sleep with it under teh pillow and absorb it all by osmosis.

DoctorJJ · Jan 26, 2011

I just got Mike's book yesterday and am only about 10 pages into it, but it certainly seems like a no nonsense guide to making yourself a better shooter through specific training steps. It seems like the perfect answer for someone like me who goes to the range fairly often but had never had a plan or strategy to actually become a better shooter. Typically, when I go to the range, I end up having fun, shooting a lot, but not really getting any better. Not that shooting has to be all business and no fun, but this will help me in my quest to become a better shooter.