MarkL

At our club, we are more subtle, one or more shooters typically yell "MEDIC"

for me, the mistakes that cost me the most (still and probably always) are: 1. not focusing on the front sight 2. not prepping the trigger 3. not seeing (or mentally recording) the front sight lifting, which is probably another way of saying not being able to call the shoot

I shoot a P7M8 in production and it is not the reloads that stop my quest for greatness. It reloads as quick if not quicker than most guns out there. For most classifier stages, which typically seem to be low count stages, the 8 round capacity doesn't hurt. For the high round count stages, an extra mag change is not that much of a problem when you can change on the move, however I find it to be a hinderance when a stage is setup with a 10 shot portal, then move to another 10 shot portal. That hurts.

When the timer buzzes and and I happen to look for the front sight, I think I often look over the gun, and don't pay attention to the rear sight. Consequently, my misses are typically high. I am right handed/left eye dominant. Should I try to lower my head or raise the gun? I have tried both and not convinced one is better than another yet. What is the technical take on this? TIA.