Flinching

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Flinching is only part of the problem that a shooter can inflict upon his rifle.

Calculating Flinch Factor 2008
Flinching from the whistle of the wind over our empty piggy banks.

Will Durst: Killer Carnivorous Snails from France Will Durst 2011
Flinching from the whistle of the wind over our empty piggy banks.

Will Durst: Killer Carnivorous Snails from France Will Durst 2011
Flinching from the whistle of the wind over our empty piggy banks.

Will Durst: Killer Carnivorous Snails from France Will Durst 2011
Flinching from the rain of shrapnel, he turned in the direction from which the projectile had come to see a young zhen standing across the thoroughfare.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact Paths of Disharmony Dayton Ward 2011
Flinching from the whistle of the wind over our empty piggy banks.

Will Durst: Killer Carnivorous Snails from France Will Durst 2011
Flinching from the rain of shrapnel, he turned in the direction from which the projectile had come to see a young zhen standing across the thoroughfare.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact Paths of Disharmony Dayton Ward 2011
Flinching from that, the court called a fetus "potential life."

Barbara Boxer in Context 2010
Flinching at the loud noise, I tug hurriedly at the door, which opens with a squeal.

A Hidden Affair Pam Jenoff 2010
Flinching at the loud noise, I tug hurriedly at the door, which opens with a squeal.

A Hidden Affair Pam Jenoff 2010