No change, no improvement.
I had some things I wanted to work on.
Trigger finger at the crease of the finger for the placement.
Front sight
Pin back each shot then reset.
Go slow and relax
Most importantly "before the trigger break, don't move the pistol." Pretty simple, that.
It worked... sorta? Sorta not, too. It's like I can see it, but I can't gel into it. The place I need to instinctively be.
Two few to the left of the centerline and none from the second round to tres. Hmph, again. I prescribed more dryfire the night before because that might help the "before the trigger break, don't move the pistol" goal.
"Pin back each shot then reset."
ReplyDeleteIf there was one habit I wish I'd never picked up, it would be that one. I have spent a lot of time and ammo fixing that one stupid bad habit.
Makes a lot of sense in long range rifle shooting. Makes some sense in extremely slow-fire precision pistol work. It absolutely ruins your shooting if you plan on firing multiple shots quickly.
Yeah, I know about the minuses of that, too. I have a feeling I will have to go through the same thing.
ReplyDeleteAnd my initial instinct was to reset during recoil. "No, no, line up on target, then reset." Hmph.