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Jun 13, 2024 · When shooting for accuracy there are some tips that apply to all guns. ... because conducting a good trigger press is the hardest part of shooting. If your gun has a bad trigger, get it fixed. ...
May 8, 2019 · Breathing and dealing with stress are just as much a part of shooting as the trigger pull and your equipment, both of which are aided by doing some cardio. This will help with rifle accuracy, pistol accuracy, and actually just general overall quality of life. A lot of us need more of it. Run more. Do some burpees.
- Chris Cerino
- Stance / Platform. Many instructors focus first on this because it’s simple. “Place your feet here and here so you can manage recoil and not get knocked around by the gun cycling.”
- Grip. Grip applies to long guns as much as it does to handguns. How you hold a gun has everything to do with your ability to manage the recoil. Likewise, your ability to quickly fire multiple well-aimed shots has everything to do with how well you manage recoil.
- Draw / Presentation. The entire idea behind this fundamental is to get the weapon into the plane of vision — between your eyes and the target — as quickly and efficiently as possible.
- Sight Alignment / Sight Picture. For years I have combined the two because properly aligned sights mean nothing if you don’t know how to place them on a target.
Mar 28, 2023 · Draw the gun from the holster and orient the muzzle to the target. Join the support hand to the grip, and drive the gun to the target. Press the trigger. Notice how he breaks the drawstroke down. Each component can and should be practiced individually before practicing the drawstroke in its entirety. One of the benefits of chunking as well as ...
- Richard Nance
Jun 20, 2024 · 3. Plan of Attack. When I look at a course of fire, I try to dissect where I can play to my strengths. If you move quickly, find places where you can utilize movement to your benefit. If you’re accurate, look for areas where you can shoot targets at further distances and cut a position out of your stage.
Apr 10, 2017 · The time required for recovery depends on the shooting position and the caliber of the firearm being used. Good recovery is the last stage of follow-through and pays big dividends when it comes to evaluating both a shot and a shooter's position. Reflexive recovery at the end of follow-through also prepares the shooter for sustained fire.
Jan 30, 2024 · Speed: Having the thumb on the same side of the stock as the bolt knob is more efficient and can cut quite a bit of time from cycling the action and being ready for a follow-up shot. With a lever ...
