Glocks and practice.....
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Just because its not legal on paper doesn't mean people don't do it... Just saying.
Tdc
And not everyone here spends 100% of their time in Canada or other countries that prohibit carry.
Hey, everyone deserves a participation award. We are all winners.
What a load of SH!t. The fear of being a loser is what drives us to be better, to be winners. Now its a society of lazy unmotivated self absorbed whiners.
Tdc
If you don't know what you're doing wrong, there's no point in changing anything as you won't know what you're doing right. Go take a class/course, you can't self diagnose when you don't know what you don't know. In addition, a video is not a class/course so forget youtube and magpul videos. They discuss the mechanics but do nothing to diagnose and correct your errors.
Tdc
Ball and dummy and slow fire exercises.
Every time you flich on a dummy, do 10x 30 second trigger presses.
Compete with a friend to see who can do the slowest trigger press while steadily increasing pressure.
Should sort you out within a few hundred rounds.
Every time you flich on a dummy, do 10x 30 second trigger presses.
Compete with a friend to see who can do the slowest trigger press while steadily increasing pressure.
Should sort you out within a few hundred rounds.
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I very much disagree with this line of thinking. All things considered, fundamental accuracy is extremely important. If you can't score at least a 45/50 on a dot torture target at 3 yards and at least a 90 at 25 yards on a B8, IMO, one should work only work on accuracy before they add speed.
Good luck hitting low % targets at speed if you can't hit low % targets in slow fire.
I don't need luck, I'm quite capable.
Nowhere did I say that applying the fundamentals consistently and on demand was a speed only activity. I agree with you that a person needs to shoot well at a reasonable pace before stepping on the gas. My point is that being able to only shoot slow fire tiny groups is far from the pinnacle of fundamental marksmanship. The goal(atleast it should be) is to apply the fundamentals at speed at all ranges(25 and under generally) on demand with predictable consistent results. Tiny slow fire groups are a skill building exercise for poor or lacking fundamentals, they are useless for competition or defensive work. There is a blend of speed and accuracy when doing either of the above, and there are times where speed is more important than accuracy and vise versa.
Tdc
Glock triggers are unforgiving like any DA trigger. It forces you to do it right or get it wrong. Look up dot torture or dot drill online or at pistol training.com.
Tdc
I think it would be more accurate to say,"if you can shoot, you can shoot anything."
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If you can shoot a Glock, you can shoot other easy pistols. Glocks are pretty low on the hard-to-shoot spectrum.
If you can shoot an early Charter Arms in DA fast, you can shoot anything. Or a bad DAO Smith. Or early production DAK SIG.
Glocks are pretty easy, they're just not DEAD easy like some guns.
I have been slacking off this entire year but I can generally knock out a perfect Dot Torture at 7 yards with a Glock. I would like to give it a go at 10 or maybe 15...that would be work.
If you can shoot an early Charter Arms in DA fast, you can shoot anything. Or a bad DAO Smith. Or early production DAK SIG.
Glocks are pretty easy, they're just not DEAD easy like some guns.
I have been slacking off this entire year but I can generally knock out a perfect Dot Torture at 7 yards with a Glock. I would like to give it a go at 10 or maybe 15...that would be work.
ezzyfreeway
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hell yeah....get a CZ
