Yes. Now the question is, what is the most efficient and enjoyable way to build that skill level?
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In fairness, he was replying to someone saying they hunt with their AI. In response to his original comment mentioning that AI's are too heavy to be well suited to hunting.
The best answer to this, IMO, is to diversify your precision rifle shooting skill set.
Seek professional training from different outlets. Practice. Test your skills in a variety of environments and comps - PRS, NRL Hunter, CD matches, gas gun matches, etc.
Perpetually testing yourself under one specific set of arbitrary criteria may make you really good at shooting that one specific set of criteria, but doesn't make you a well rounded marksman.
I find that it’s really important for me to cycle through using regular hunting rifles, and not just practice with heavy chassis rifles. Also using a very light bag like I carry around hunting in the fall is useful.
I have trained with prs pros.
How much grappling experience do you have?
I mean, you must have enough to determine that I'm wrong?
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