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Nice!

You'll want to have a high, firm grip when firing to manage the recoil.
Also, bring home some empty casings from the range. That way you can load the empty cartridges into the gun to practice with the trigger and build strength in your finger.

When my mother first shot her 642, she could only pull the trigger a few times before getting tired so she did a lot of dry firing at home to build up her finger strength. Now she can shoot 50+ rounds easily.