Took my Jericho out for the first time.

FlyingHigh

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Some of you know, I just bought my first handgun. It's a IWI Jericho 941 in 9mm. I took it out yesterday for the first time and put 100 rounds through it. I loved it. The gun felt great in my hand, the trigger was smooth and I thought is shot reasonably well in my inexperienced hands.

I was shooting at a 10 yard distance, as suggested by one guy at the range. He suggested I start at a close range so I could build up familiarity and skill with my pistol.

I tried shooting one eye closed and with both eyes open. I can't seem to shoot with both eyes open for some reason. Both sights and the target become totally blurry. However, i find that if I half close my non-dominant eye, I can get that ideal front sight clear/target blurred image and still retain most of my field of view.

I put 50 rounds into each target. The target closet to the camera is the 2nd target i shot, where I played around with speeding up my shooting for s**ts and giggles. The head shots were the last 10 rounds I had which I emptied rapid fire. 7 out of the 10 hit the head, with 3 flyers. I also managed some keyhole groups in both targets

I also noticed that the rounds tended to edge to the left, so I'm thinking I may need to adjust my sights or my technique.

I have a long way to go, and this shooting is far from impressive, especially at 10 yards, but I'm excited to learn and improve. :D

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Yep I think I have tried them all and I still come back to this handy little pistol.
By the way thats some nice shooting for the first time out. Youtube "pistol shooting fundementals" and try some tricks out next time you hit the range and see how it tightnes up those groups for ya ;)
 
I would not touch your sight til you can get atleast a 3" group at 10yds

The jercho is a great gun and with trigger time and coaching you will get there :)
 
Thanks guys. :)

I'll look up that pistol fundamentals video on youtube. I also have the Magpul Dynamic Handgun video, so I'll try some of their basic tips on grip and trigger control.

Dsiwy, I'll follow your advice and work on those groups before touching my sights.
 
Mine's in a 40S&W. Great feel, accuracy, reliability, and trigger pull.
I'd put at least 500 rds. through it, before adjusting the sights.
 
Flyinghigh, If your hitting the paper on your first trip to the Range you've done your job. If your looking to tighten up those groups really focus on trigger pull and sight alignment. Buy better ammo or reload. Keep both eyes open and only focus on front site. DRY FIRE DRY FIRE DRY FIRE. Good Job man you will get better. A little something for you to look forward too...

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