Embrace the suck
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Great quick article
Good things to tell a noob, especially from an instructional point of view.
Orrrrr, to tell a big headed self proclaimed "pro" who ain't hittin that good.
WOW, you're awesome at three yards.....now do that at 30, haha
Good things to tell a noob, especially from an instructional point of view.
Orrrrr, to tell a big headed self proclaimed "pro" who ain't hittin that good.
WOW, you're awesome at three yards.....now do that at 30, haha
:lol: I've got plenty of suck to embrace!
A couple of months back I was having issues with accuracy on a new Glock. I kept second-guessing my technique and making tweaks and adjustments that just made things worse. I ended up putting a bore sight in and checking the sights, and the laser was pointing exactly where I was hitting. I adjusted the sights and then I finally started getting back on track. Now that the guns suck has been addressed, I'm back to confronting my own suck. Although equipment can play a part, usually I don't have that excuse to fall back on.
A couple of months back I was having issues with accuracy on a new Glock. I kept second-guessing my technique and making tweaks and adjustments that just made things worse. I ended up putting a bore sight in and checking the sights, and the laser was pointing exactly where I was hitting. I adjusted the sights and then I finally started getting back on track. Now that the guns suck has been addressed, I'm back to confronting my own suck. Although equipment can play a part, usually I don't have that excuse to fall back on.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=massad+ayoob&t=ipad&iax=videos&ia=videos&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DXVvUHsFdHK4
Massad had another grip technique where you take the middle finger of the support hand, place it centered on the trigger guard firmly, index finger resting on top, feels totally abnormal, but he describes that as a mental thought trigger for the shooter, it works for me as I was always pulling left. I think it was in a recent issue of “Handgunner“?
Massad had another grip technique where you take the middle finger of the support hand, place it centered on the trigger guard firmly, index finger resting on top, feels totally abnormal, but he describes that as a mental thought trigger for the shooter, it works for me as I was always pulling left. I think it was in a recent issue of “Handgunner“?
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