hernan870

I had this trouble, sometime was worst and another not. I did Rob Laetham dry, set your partime, for 10 shot at 10 m. Start draw and 1 shot. then two shot, 3,4...10. When I must up velocity, the shot become to low hit. My solution was lowest the presure of my strong, and was magic, the shot hit n A zone!

I did this drill today, I think that is good for see how coming the sight to the next A. My time avernage was 5.26, two + 1, two + 0.50 and two clean. Time draw avr 1.45. Also did with strong hand, avr 7.60 and draw 1.80. With CZ Shadow 9 mm.

I look that the GM shot well with any gun (pistol, revolver, shootgun). This is for trainement with a lot type of gun or they have the skill to do? I think that every gun have some to improve the perfomance.

Today, in the range, I test a different way that was aimig, focus in the center of A or center of steel, don't taken orther reference, and then back to the front sight. I notice a improvement in my accuracy when shoot fast. I think that is the way to work to improve. This time, like say me BE and Pierruggi, I don't difference between target classic and steel. Therefore, still need much more practice in this way!!!

Thank Brian for answer my question. When I shoot to the classic target to 20 meters, at same speed, the group is very more narrow when I past a reference, like a dot of 4 inchs. I feel that when I shoot to the target without reference is more hard hit "A", I need a few more time to have a good sight picture focused in the zone A. It's the same in single or multitarget, but not with steel.

We I aiming (I dont't close the weak eye) and can get a very good sight picture, the target I see as only one but is very hard to me focused to the front sight and don't see the principal target and the "ghost" who disappear when my focus is certain in the front sight. If I shooting slow don't have this problem, but when shoot fast is a trouble for me. Someone have any tips to improvement? Thank!!!