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  1. I saw the interview you did with Humble Marksman and came here and read the whole diary. You are indomitable. Your utter fearlessness - not recklessness- is simply impressive. Some would say you're tilting at windmills but I'd disagree. You are attacking a vertical learning curve. Not many people have turned on a light as bright for me but you certainly have. I have some thinking to do! Thank you, and Bravo. sir!
  2. I'm primarily interested in iron sight shooting. Especially on farther targets like 25-40 yards.
  3. Enough difference to matter? If not, and you use a G34-what led you to it? For example, you compete in CO, but use a G34...why not a G17, or for that matter a G19? But I'm primarily interested in the issue of sight radius.
  4. Stoeger sets up 3 targets at 10/15/20 yards or further. Load at least 8 rounds in the gun. At the beep, raise the gun and fire 2 pause slightly and repeat till the mags empty. The pauses are so you can see the pairs in the string on the timer. Stoeger wants you to practice this at your realistic match pace that gives 95 % A hits. Reload with 8 and engage each of the next targets the same way. Once you get the hang of the drill start looking at what the sights are doing, experimenting with grip pressures and such. The goal is 90-95% As and match pace splits at each distance. The focus is on the splits: the draw, target transitions, movement etc, are addressed in different drills. Very useful drill.
  5. I know 30 rounders are available and as relatively affordable as any others. One appeal it has to me is that I'm a lefty, and it is very friendly in that regard.
  6. How does the Storm fare in PCC? It seems like a relatively turnkey solution, at a good price point. Does it have notable shortcomings?
  7. What about the Beretta Storm? Been looking for an excuse to get one!
  8. Thanks for the kind words. Here are some terms to Google: Contextual Interference Variability of Practice Knowledge of Results Structure of Variable Practice Serial Practice Blocked Practice Random practice Dr. Richard Schmidt Schema Theory
  9. How about a tune-able recoil enhancer,especially in guns where the weight/trigger are so close(1911/SVI). Kind of an upside down comp,with reversed ports?Maybe something like a Browning B.O.S.S. You just twist that sucker 'till your .22 is making major.
  10. hugh

    coupon codes

    Hey y'all, anyone have a discount coupon code for Manny's airsoft Glocks? Dropping the striker on one tonight> Thanks, Hugh
  11. I learned the meaning of fear in an outhouse... Standing there,watering the hole and reviewing my plans for world domination,when I look down. Rising from the depths,circling the stream,were Yellow Jackets.My outie instantly became an innie as I fled without honor,dignity or zipping up.
  12. hugh

    wife for sale

    Why get married? Just find a woman you hate and buy her a house...
  13. I use a Glock,slide does not lock back. I would think that the recoil cycle would be over before you released the trigger,thereby protecting the sear. Jake,I differentiate between flinch and post ignition push by paying attention to front sight dip...trigger jerk/anticipation tends to cause the front sight to dip out of alignment. P.I.P. otoh,tends to keep sight alignment while moving the gun as a unit
  14. hugh

    Marine humor

    Buy'em books,send'em to school...and all they wanna do is kill
  15. Typically,I'll introduce a variation (draw,par,range etc.)after each set.I find this keeps my attention level where it needs to be,i.e.,I'm not shooting on autopilot.
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