Merldizzle

Thanks for the eat life examples. I’m reevaluating my fitness and dietary needs now more than ever due to the good ole desk job.

This gives me some more ideas on how to avoid Pb, thanks all.

Mike Seeklander breaks down strong and weak hand shooting pretty well on YouTube if you want something specific. But most of the others replies have great comments about focusing on fundamentals. Biggest thing is time and practice I’m finding for me personally. Try to practice with more than one target when dry firing, too!

This concept fixed my left shooting issue. Starts at 3:29 for our topic about trigger control. Small little stuff like this in dry fire makes live fire results even more killer! Good luck.

Ohhh, I am going to go dig my mantis X out and work on weak hand. Thanks for the idea.

I'd guess this or just go back to fundamentals of grip and look to see how your hands are coming together on the gun. Go look at pics of the pros or watch vids on building the grip and emulate what works best for you.

Same, they seem to like that they can see in them as well.