DeadEyeJack
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I just saw someone in another thread recommend a new shooter, who just purchased a .357 revolver, that they practice with regular .38 ammo and carry .38 +p. This is, quite frankly, completely backwards from my own practice method and was hoping someone could explain this to me.
My own methodology is that if you practice with a higher pressure round then in a SD situation, when the adrenaline kicks in and you basically revert to the muscle memory acquired during training, the lower pressure round would be better handled and you would be more likely to stay on target.
Thank you in advance everyone and I'm looking forward to your thoughts on the matter.
DEJ
My own methodology is that if you practice with a higher pressure round then in a SD situation, when the adrenaline kicks in and you basically revert to the muscle memory acquired during training, the lower pressure round would be better handled and you would be more likely to stay on target.
Thank you in advance everyone and I'm looking forward to your thoughts on the matter.
DEJ