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Correcting handgun shooting problems

6 Responses to “Handy resource”

  1. HardCorps Says:

    I have to say there is no such thing as “too little trigger finger.” You want a slow, steady trigger pull to the rear with a break that surprises. You don’t want to use the trigger to anyway move your point of aim, that is why a lighter trigger can help your accuracy because you’re are flexing your hand muscles less which allows for more muscular relaxation, a fundamental of an accurate shooting position. What would cause fire to be grouped in that area given the front site post is on target would be the left arm/hand squeezing too tightly.

  2. Brutal Hugger Says:

    That’s great. Thanks. Is there one for long guns?

    When I get tired, I get a little jerk in my trigger pull. That’s one of many things I need to work on.

  3. Mikee Says:

    I used this target a while back. I was tightening my grip as I pulled the trigger and the shots were low and right, just as listed.

    I used it at 7 yards with a Ruger Mark II 22LR pistol.

    I also purposely tried to do some of the bad practices listed on the target and the shots generally went in or near the listed areas.

    All in all, this is a very useful tool for self-diagnosis.

    Plus, you can use it to demonstrate to your range buddy that your merciless criticisms of his grip/stance/sight alignment/trigger action etc. are actually correct. Just be sure the criticisms are, you know, correct, before you pull out this target for him to try.

  4. Mikee Says:

    That should read low and left above.

    Apaprently I have target dyslexia and cannot read a target correctly. This also explains why when I aim at the target center I hit near the edge, and vice versa.

  5. Jeff the Baptist Says:

    I’ve use that target on a number of people. It is incredibly helpful.

  6. SayUncle Says:

    I’ve use that target on a number of people.

    How do you get them to hold still?

Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.

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