Camolicous
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By the way this is the gun I currently have. My goal is to get concealed carry. Does anyone have a favorite for concealed carry?
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redhologram said:I think you've gotten some good suggestions here. Especially on doubling up on hearing protection and also do a lot of dry firing at home. Sit and watch tv and just have your unloaded gun in hand and just sit and pull the trigger. On commercial breaks make a game of making your target something on tv during a commercial. I'll sit and practice malfunction drills, dry fire, mag drops and reloads while watching tv. It's become second nature to sit with a gun in my hand while watching tv. lol
You are welcome to your own opinions. But don't assume your safety habits are the same across the board for everyone. My weapons are unloaded and ammo is in another room before any dry firing is ever done. I don't know how you dry fire but if you have your ammo in the same room then you may need to reevaluate your own habits.Independent George said:I've got to disagree with this - the only time you should ever handle a gun is when you've devoted 100% attention to it. Practicing during commercials is just begging for a ND.
I keep picturing someone walking into a Dr's office and saying:Quote:
you need to talk to a professional
Try to focus all your attention on keeping the sights on target, and don't think about when it will fireThe trigger is so long and I can see it pulling down which kind of freaks me out because it's like 'when is it going to go off' sort of thing
You are welcome to your own opinions. But don't assume your safety habits are the same across the board for everyone. My weapons are unloaded and ammo is in another room before any dry firing is ever done. I don't know how you dry fire but if you have your ammo in the same room then you may need to reevaluate your own habits.
Snyper said:Quote:
you need to talk to a professional
I keep picturing someone walking into a Dr's office and saying:
"I own guns and I have a mental problem"
How could that possibly go wrong?
Do a search on "target panic" and you'll find it's quite common with both firearms and bows
The trigger is so long and I can see it pulling down which kind of freaks me out because it's like 'when is it going to go off' sort of thing.