I'm interested in different perspectives. How do we as shooters prepare ourselves for a range day?
We all want to be faster AND more accurate, How do you get there? This may help new shooters who don't have the advantage of instruction or coaching on the range.
Do you have a goal when you head to the range?
What is your drill list?
What skills does this list of drills support?
Will reinforcement of that skill support your goal for that range day?
Do you allot a percentage of your ammo to different skills?
My typical time on the range is:
1st mag fundamentals at full presentation. fire / second sight picture / reset trigger / fire ...
2nd mag fundamentals on the way to presentation: press out / sight picture / fire / second sight picture / trigger reset / recover to start (de-cock)
3rd mag increased pace of second mag string.
4th mag faster than 3rd mag
Repeat cycle until allotted rounds are complete.
What do you guys do?
We all want to be faster AND more accurate, How do you get there? This may help new shooters who don't have the advantage of instruction or coaching on the range.
Do you have a goal when you head to the range?
What is your drill list?
What skills does this list of drills support?
Will reinforcement of that skill support your goal for that range day?
Do you allot a percentage of your ammo to different skills?
My typical time on the range is:
1st mag fundamentals at full presentation. fire / second sight picture / reset trigger / fire ...
2nd mag fundamentals on the way to presentation: press out / sight picture / fire / second sight picture / trigger reset / recover to start (de-cock)
3rd mag increased pace of second mag string.
4th mag faster than 3rd mag
Repeat cycle until allotted rounds are complete.
What do you guys do?