Sheepdog6

I was talking to another shooter who uses a slightly different shooting technique than I do. Both would be classified as a "modified isosceles" but he puts his elbows out and up. As a military and LE trained shooter I've always been taught not to let my elbows go out from the body any more than necessary, so I extend completely without locking them. Long story short, I tried his technique and noticed it helped with recoil management, sight tracking, and faster follow up shots, but my accuracy decreased noticeably. Does anyone else shoot this way or have you tried it? Should I keep practicing with it or stick with my current technique and just work on recoil management and sight tracking? Thanks for your thoughts.

Right now I'm running a Ruger SR9 that has served me well for years. I also have a commander sized 1911 I'd like to try to run, if that's legal for single-stack, or I'm building a full-size 1911, both in .45 ACP. I also plan to get a compact in 9mm and I'm leaning towards a G19.

New to USPSA and Enos! I've been shooting for years, but could never find a local match I could regularly attend. Now that I have, I'm super excited! Classified C in production. Would love to hit B in 6-9 months, A in 18 months. Any other TMGN shooters out there? I already ran across one!

Small world. I'll be shooting on the same squad Thursday. I just started shooting USPSA in May at TMGN. Really glad to finally find a local match I can actually fit into my schedule.