Live fire practice the day of a match?

[jeremy kemlo]

 I have a big level rwo match coming up. I don’t get a chance to do a lot of live fire. The last time I did it was just over a week ago. I can shoot at the public side of the range Saturday morning before it is my turn to shoot Saturday afternoon. Any advantages or disadvantages to doing this the day of.? 

[ClangClang]

I only see it as an advantage. When I go more than a couple weeks without live fire I definitely become a bit more recoil/concussion sensitive and often have trouble tracking my sights under recoil for the first stage of a match, sometimes two stages.  Knocking out 50 rounds right before the match typically solves that problem. There's still the problem of being an unremarkable B class shooter, but solving that requires an entirely different discussion

[HoMiE]

Advantage to warm up and knock some rust off if it’s been a while from last live fire session. Also good to double check zero too. Only disadvantage would be if you break something and don’t have spares. 

[stick]

Always an advantage to warm up and get the feeling of live fire recoil and sight alignment.

[Hi-Power Jack]

Go for it      Couldn't possibly hurt, gotta help.

 

Nothing wrong with little dry fire also (draw from holster with

unloaded gun).