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Rob,
From my (and many other chappies I have known) experiences - a very rough rule of thumb :
After a hestitant start, the initial improvement is rapid to ca. 80 - 85 %.
Improvement to ca. 85 - 90 % is slower, but steady.
Improvement from 90 % on is a slog, and much dedication and practice is needed - put in the effort, and you will be rewarded
There is an empirical rule that applies to many things on how long it takes to be very good indeed - 10,000 hours seems to be the magic number.
So, after 10,000 hours of useful practice, you should be very good indeed
There is a chappie here on 'BBS (Mr. Robin Carter), and he is a font of wisdom WRT target shooting & coaching shooting sports. His wife is an exceptionally talented shooter, who has represented Great Britain internationally.
I highly recommend you buy his most excellent book 'Air Rifle Target Shooting', available here :
https://www.nsrashop.co.uk/products/...arget-shooting
Have fun
Best regards
Russ
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