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Do you drink anything while shooting?

Niles, it always tastes better when you pay full price plus tax.
I only like doing that when I am supporting my local small business. My closest FFL is moving this month because they need to expand 😀.

I need fasteners to connect a sling to my Troy pump action AR.
They only had one and let me know where I could get them online. I replied I was in no hurry and would wait until they were settled in with triple the showroom space.
 
Nothing beats Brawndo, it's got what plants crave.
 

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I’m curious. You can PM me if you want.
Sure, I will be glad to later. Lots to do today.
Composing that will take some time.
I will give one example here.

In the fine print on statistics, a patient is classified as "continent" if they do not need more than 2 pads a day.

The lay person considers themselves continent if they do not need any pads for leakage.

Things have improved, though.
 
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Water.

The “electrolyte replacement” mix-ins all taste like shit and are unnecessary unless you are doing sustained cardio between stages. Let’s face it, shooting is basically a sedentary activity. During an 8 hour match day, you might be mildly active for 20 minutes.
Most of the guys I’ve seen at matches in the summer here are about 1/2 of a breath from being a heat casualty. Electrolyte replacement can be important if you’re sweating like a pig, whether you’re doing wind sprints or sitting in the shade…
 
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According to the late Gil Hebard, multiple National Match Bullseye record holder. Back in the heyday of bullseye shooting, a little drink before a match was referred to as "shooting wet". If memory serves me correct, he claimed the Border Patrol team had this down to a science. Not too much, not to little and at the right time, would help alleviate match pressure.
Rest in Peace Mr Hebard, it was a pleasure doing bussiness with you.
 
This is the answer, especially if you’re over 40. Recommended by my physician. Many flavors to suit your taste. We buy direct from LMNT, as my lovely bride drinks it daily as prescribed by her physician.
I usually just grab a water from my truck stock. I’ll add hydration powder to a drink when I get home. I stay really hydrated majority of the time.
 
I mix up 4 oz/100g of salt, 1 tsp of cream of Tatar and 2 tsp Epsom's salts then add 1 tsp of that to a Litre/quart of water with enough lime cordial or similar to make it drinkable and life is good.
I used to get leg cramps carrying deer out in spring and summer, no more.
 
I mix up 4 oz/100g of salt, 1 tsp of cream of Tatar and 2 tsp Epsom's salts then add 1 tsp of that to a Litre/quart of water with enough lime cordial or similar to make it drinkable and life is good.
I used to get leg cramps carrying deer out in spring and summer, no more.
I hate it when I cramp up paoching too! So much better in the cooler months! 🤣