I'm just worried about shooting them all through the same hole and not getting credit for the hit so I spread them all out by at least a few inches for clarity
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ever realize that your handgun is way more accurate than you are?
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Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a combination of things, better sights, more weight, more stability, and don't forget your 3 pound pistol probably has a 5 pound trigger (best case senario).
Heh... A number of years ago, when it was still easy to take guns to the USA, an acquaintance down there was shooting 1"x10 yd groups with my Detonics Combatmaster...a pistol I was convinced was an inaccurate belly-gun. It sure opened _my_ eyes...
99.9% of the time and as per usual the inexpensive collection of chemicals we know ourselves as are the limiting factor.
It is pretty rare to find a handgun that actually shoots worse than your ability.
That said I've known a few, a cheapie S&W semi .22, can't remember the model of those wretched little things. Also I hand a commander length norinco that was definitely off, no one could shoot it any better than me. It's two ton trigger likely wasn't helping any.
I count myself lucky, as I have excellent vision, steady hands and a keen sense of where the firearm is pointing in my hands with out actually looking at the sights, makes action shooting a lot easier.
I'm also lucky to have big hands, that consume the handgun I'm holding, just makes it easier to fit a large assortment of guns.
If you want to be aware of how well your shooting, get yourself a S&W 52-2 .38spl wadcutter. Absolutely no forgiveness, do your part, cloverleafs or better at 25yds.
It is pretty rare to find a handgun that actually shoots worse than your ability.
That said I've known a few, a cheapie S&W semi .22, can't remember the model of those wretched little things. Also I hand a commander length norinco that was definitely off, no one could shoot it any better than me. It's two ton trigger likely wasn't helping any.
I count myself lucky, as I have excellent vision, steady hands and a keen sense of where the firearm is pointing in my hands with out actually looking at the sights, makes action shooting a lot easier.
I'm also lucky to have big hands, that consume the handgun I'm holding, just makes it easier to fit a large assortment of guns.
If you want to be aware of how well your shooting, get yourself a S&W 52-2 .38spl wadcutter. Absolutely no forgiveness, do your part, cloverleafs or better at 25yds.
I totally know this feeling. A fella at the range asked to try my CZ Shadow and shot a real tight group at 20 yards, said man that is a nice gun. I have never shot a group as tight as his at that range.
I think one of my problems is that there is little in terms of instruction, unless you shoot IPSC or something similar. I need a instructor that will just help me improve without going on about how you should do it in competition or blah, blah...
Just watch me shoot and help me become better without all the bulls**t. Hard to find.
I think one of my problems is that there is little in terms of instruction, unless you shoot IPSC or something similar. I need a instructor that will just help me improve without going on about how you should do it in competition or blah, blah...
Just watch me shoot and help me become better without all the bulls**t. Hard to find.
