Training questions
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Well, I'm thinking about starting a thread on real life training. Comments, advise, drills, and basically anything to do with "real life" training. I like to head out to the desert and set up drills to run, as I'm sure others on here do. It would be nice to have a place to run drills by other members, ask what someone else would do in a certain situation, and how to train for that.
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Learning to operate your firearm is a first, most important operation and can take some skill learning that can be done without leaving the comfort of your home.
Dry firing seems to be the best training folks can get but you have to be willing to conduct it, and safety is a must. Not near as fancy as just blowing up 500 rounds at the range, as fast as you can, but I think you understand what I mean. It incorporates two ideas, sight picture and trigger control/reset.
Most shooters I see at the range with Glocks slap the triggers and quickly release for the next shot. Yea, they too wonder why they can't hit the broad side of the barn.... and then blame the gun.
It's a simple matter that can be addressed and corrected with some training.
Dry firing seems to be the best training folks can get but you have to be willing to conduct it, and safety is a must. Not near as fancy as just blowing up 500 rounds at the range, as fast as you can, but I think you understand what I mean. It incorporates two ideas, sight picture and trigger control/reset.
Most shooters I see at the range with Glocks slap the triggers and quickly release for the next shot. Yea, they too wonder why they can't hit the broad side of the barn.... and then blame the gun.
It's a simple matter that can be addressed and corrected with some training.
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Here's a good place to start with some drills: pistol-training.com
Another thing is search Youtube for idpatv's 150 round practice. I created an Excel sheet with score boxes and what not. I'll try to attach it later.
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