Cadmansd07

Hello, My name is Sean, and i have been a instinctive shooter and hunter for about 20 years. It's only been the past few years i got interested in pistols and stayed to seriously started to teach my son to shoot. Since you can't teach instinctive shooting, i bit the bullet and well, decided it was time to learn the math and all the proper techniques that went into it. I shoot ambidextrous, but due to left arm injuries and a brain injury, i can't shoot high recoil right now, been training up with my ruger mark 2, offhand is still only running 85%at best, but working my way up! Hoping to compete in something next year, or at least my son will, he's come so far shooting this past year and a half that i have no doubt of he keeps it up, he'll out shoot me one day. So hoping to make new friends out there, and i may even go back to school for gunsmithing since i already do almost all my work myself, stay safe everyone!

Hey everyone, First post, only have enough money for a nice set of reactive steel targets and was wondering what would benefit me the most for competition practice. My options are variable, and i know they would teach different skill sets, and down the line i will hope to get others. I can go with a 6-8 plate line with manual reset. 6-8 plate texas star 6-8 plate competition tree I was leaning towards the tree as it was the cheaper option and would let me compete against myself and others, but i would like to hear other opinions. Thanks much! Sean