Something wonderful happened. I think I had already mentioned that I had a Baby Eagle 9mm. I practiced with that, but the holes didn't want to converge, even after a lot of reading based on your posts. (Some of you gave me a few excellent references to sites about shooting technique.)
Thursday I got my new (used) Springfield Loaded Operator from the dealer, as the registration finally had been completed.
I sent a few flyers here and there during the weekends, but yesterday I had a religious moment, when after a few hundred rounds I created only 1 big hole for 8 bullets from 10 yards on a A4 paper.

))) That was an amazing feeling!!
So guys, your mails are not just wasted electrons, the hints and tips are useful. But it seems, that the equipment does matter!
The .22 is for women and children. I want to enjoy the rush of adrenalin caused by the big blast in front of my face after every shot. As of now I retire the Baby Eagle.

I continue working on the fixation of the slow fire movements with the Springfield, and when I am able to reproduce the same result reliably any time, I start the rapid fire drills. Hopefully in just a few weeks.
