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This is how you learn more in one post than two years of infantry training
This is how you learn more in one post than two years of infantry training
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>tfw you are australian and a lefty
\>tfw you are australian and a lefty
Upside down and opposite?
Lol.
Upside down and opposite?
Lol.
None of this accounts for just plain bad aim.
I always have a tight cluster: moving it around to the center is the problem.
None of this accounts for just plain bad aim.
I always have a tight cluster: moving it around to the center is the problem.
That's true. But bad aim usually results in missed paper. If you're hitting and clustering or addressing the odd flier, this helps.
That's true. But bad aim usually results in missed paper. If you're hitting and clustering or addressing the odd flier, this helps.
I always have a tight cluster:
That's what she said.
>I always have a tight cluster:
That's what she said.
H-how dare you do this to me.
H-how dare you do this to me.
Whats different for left hand? Just trigger finger? Jerking?
Whats different for left hand? Just trigger finger? Jerking?
Too much jerking will make you blind.
Ex-Sniper Trainer.
Too much jerking will make you blind.
Ex-Sniper Trainer.
So a former sniper school instructor is giving me unsolicited medical advice on the internet.
So a former sniper school instructor is giving me unsolicited medical advice on the internet.
It's 2022 you are whatever profession you want to be.
Businesses are making medical decisions on behalf of doctors for their employees.
Gay people are.............gay.
Transfaggots are still committing suicide.
It's 2022 you are whatever profession you want to be.
Businesses are making medical decisions on behalf of doctors for their employees.
Gay people are.............gay.
Transfaggots are still committing suicide.
Swap the left and right on the target.
Swap the left and right on the target.
I'm ambidextrous
I'm ambidextrous
Awesome post. Thanks!
Awesome post. Thanks!
It had been a while since I practiced with my EDC, and I recently went shooting with a friend. Consistently grouped up and left, but only with that one pistol. On closer inspection, the sights had drifted and a boresight confirmed it.
It was driving me crazy thinking that I somehow developed a bad habit.
Great post.
It had been a while since I practiced with my EDC, and I recently went shooting with a friend. Consistently grouped up and left, but only with that one pistol. On closer inspection, the sights had drifted and a boresight confirmed it.
It was driving me crazy thinking that I somehow developed a bad habit.
Great post.
I have this (or one very similar) hanging at the range. It helps quite a bit.
I have this (or one very similar) hanging at the range. It helps quite a bit.
That target was developed 50 or 60 years ago, predominantly for one-handed shooting. Using a support hand changes everything and makes most of that 'feedback' obsolete.
That target was developed 50 or 60 years ago, predominantly for one-handed shooting. Using a support hand changes everything and makes most of that 'feedback' obsolete.
Interesting. Everyone I know has used this and still find it very effective. Two handed shooting isn't new.
Interesting. Everyone I know has used this and still find it very effective. Two handed shooting isn't new.
Interesting. Everyone I know has used this and still find it very effective. Two handed shooting isn't new.
Hey, if it works for you, great. It's not something used to teach shooters much, anymore.
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Interesting. Everyone I know has used this and still find it very effective. Two handed shooting isn't new.
Hey, if it works for you, great. It's not something used to teach shooters much, anymore.
I disagree. Those are popular. Been using them for well over a decade. On forums thousands have acknowledged their use. Yours is the only voice of contention I've heard.
It remains in common use specifically because they are still effective.
Shooting stances have significantly evolved, especially in the last 100 years, but the eye-hand-finger coordination is effectively unchanged since modern firearms.
I disagree. Those are popular. Been using them for well over a decade. On forums thousands have acknowledged their use. Yours is the only voice of contention I've heard.
It remains in common use specifically because they are still effective.
Shooting stances have significantly evolved, especially in the last 100 years, but the eye-hand-finger coordination is effectively unchanged since modern firearms.
Good post
Good post
90% of the time it's their trigger hand pinky finger flinching and pulling down left off target. Tell them to lift their pinky off the grip and suddenly they are a dead eye shot. It's hard to break that flinch!
90% of the time it's their trigger hand pinky finger flinching and pulling down left off target. Tell them to lift their pinky off the grip and suddenly they are a dead eye shot. It's hard to break that flinch!
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