Old NFO brings up a point about my shooting.
"Are you regripping after every shot?"
No.
You know... I used to. Especially with double stacks. Fire... re-adjust grip after recoil because the fun shifted... fire.
Or when my hands were sweaty.
But I don't do that anymore.
I don't know when I stopped.
Am I doing it plenty and just re-adjusting so causally and easily that I don't notice?
If anything, my grip is consciously looser. If not actually looser. Maybe I think I am gripping more relaxed, but am in reality gripping more surely. Or, my more relaxed grip is riding the recoil better. But at this stage if I gripped tighter, I already have the 'ride' skill down so my next iteration up the long shooting prowess ladder will my a tighter grip I don't have to rejigger between shots.
I don't know.
But now I want to know.
I need to borrow a Glock 21. In .45 and 10mm, just to see. And go to a hot summer range.
Shooting Goals:
My trigger pull is deent, make it better by an order of magnitude.
My grip is decent, make it better by an order of magnitude.
I am ecstatic at the level I have gotten to with my shooting, but I can see a new horizon I now want to get to.
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