We all started where you are at one time or another. Take your time and get down your grip, draw, sight picture and trigger. You'll hear alot of advice, but the thing that helped me the most was from a Master who told me "Get a good sight picture and make a good shot....KNOW you made a good shot and get moving!" The biggest error I was making was looking at the target after I shot it to see where I hit. If you have a clear sight picture and KNOW you made a good shot, you don't have to burn up all that time staring at your target. Don't forget that if you take the time to make good shots, your shot groups will tighten up. Less points down means a better overall score.Fosforos wrote:I had a really good time there. I hope to shoot with you guys again. I have a long way to go to get to yalls skill level.
It's a game.......there's a fine line between speed and accuracy. In order to shoot lightening fast, you're going to sacrifice a bit of accuracy. The more you practice and focus on your skills, the faster and more accurate you'll shoot. I still have alot to learn, myself but thanks to the guys at the matches, I'm learning well.
