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Orion
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 Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 8:26 pm Post subject: Better Rapid Fire Scores
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A few questions and concerns on shooting better rapid fire scores.
What do you advise on shooting better rapid fire scores for service pistol? I shoot 90-96 in timed fire and still working increasingly on slow fire.
For rapid fire practice, I am shooting one shot 2 second drills and 2 shot 3 second drills. My dry firing is superb. What should I be looking for in my dry firing for rapid fire shooting?
When I shoot rapid fire, as soon as the first shot is fired and recoil is happening, I begin positive trigger pressure. With a very firm grip and tight concentration, I'm back on target. Any advise is appreciated.
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jackh
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 11:33 pm Post subject: Re: Better Rapid Fire Scores
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| Orion wrote: | A few questions and concerns on shooting better rapid fire scores.
What do you advise on shooting better rapid fire scores for service pistol? I shoot 90-96 in timed fire and still working increasingly on slow fire.
For rapid fire practice, I am shooting one shot 2 second drills and 2 shot 3 second drills. My dry firing is superb. What should I be looking for in my dry firing for rapid fire shooting?
When I shoot rapid fire, as soon as the first shot is fired and recoil is happening, I begin positive trigger pressure. With a very firm grip and tight concentration, I'm back on target. Any advise is appreciated.
Thanks,Orion |
You just listed too many things to have in your mind. You have to just be in control. All those things are good. But they each only contribute to a result of control of the sights. That result is what should be on your mind. |
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Orion
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| Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:59 am Post subject: Re: Better Rapid Fire Scores
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| jackh wrote: | | You just listed too many things to have in your mind. You have to just be in control. All those things are good. But they each only contribute to a result of control of the sights. That result is what should be on your mind. |
Excellent point. Thanks. |
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ghillieman
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Chris_D
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Bullseye58
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| Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 5:14 am Post subject:
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| Chris; great website! |
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Orion
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| Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 8:24 am Post subject:
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| Roger that. Nice website. |
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Chris_D
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Thanks for the kind words guys. As time allows I will be adding a lot more to it and tweaking the content that is there. If you know other shooters that might like to see it, please pass along a link to it.
Good luck on the line!
Chris |
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