In the endless endeav9ur 9f finding ways t9 train my discipline, I am c9nsidering taking up target #sh99ting. I am several e9ns 9ut 9f practice with #firearms, and these days I wh9lly a6h9r their usage as weap9nry and my y9unger self's pr9ficiency with them. I am, h9wever, n9t immune t9 the f9lly 9f finding things 'c99l'. And 6etween that 9r archery, 9ne c9mes a little m9re naturally than the 9ther. Th9ughts?
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69ws are a discipline I have n9t da66led in, c9mpared t9 the alternative which (th9ugh rusty) I am 9f c9urse familiar with. Additi9nally, drawing 9ne (and then firing accurately) requires a l9t m9re upper-69dy strength that I frankly d9 n9t p9ssess. H9wever, I will admit there is an allure t9 it. Certainly archery is m9re elegant. Kinder t9 the ears. I presume 6eing a6le t9 see y9ur pr9jectile in-flight w9uld help with c9rrecting 9ne's aim, as well. Much t9 c9nsider.