when your ready to shoot a rifle what should you do after you take a deep breath?

Question

this is multiple choice, im preparing to take my hunter test, and i need to gather some info before i take...

hold your breath
exhale about half of it
exhale all fo it
squeeze the trigger

Answer 1

Exhale about half of it, this steadys your aim.

Answer 2

I spent 18 yrs on the Army Pistol Team and it is like John T says. Take a breath, exhale half of it and squeeze your shot off. We also were trained to shoot between heart beats.
Worked for me and all the other Master Class Shooters.

Answer 3

Exhale half of it.*>>>> The correct procedure is #1 breathe #2 Relax #3 Aim #4 Squeeze #5 Fire>* This is according to Military Training. Thought you would like to know that.*......

Answer 4

I seem to remember the Army teaching me to exhale about half of it, pausing, then squeezing the trigger between your heart beats. I have read different opinions on the subject, so the best source of material for your question would be any study materials you (hopefully) received.

Answer 5

the army says your at the stillest point when you exhale completely and before you take next breath squeeze.

Answer 6

start slowly exhaling while squeezing the trigger.

Holding your breath causes the sight to bounce with your heart rate. Squeeze on the exhale and you will nail it every time.

Answer 7

squeeze the trigger

Answer 8

Just remember on thing BRASS

Breath
Relax
Aim
Squeeze Slowly

Answer 9

for long shots exhale and for close shots inhale

Answer 10

scan the background one last look. don't want to do a dick cheney on one of your mates. or a passerby.