I have been following this thread and got to the range today for a 200 round session with my new SA XD40 and Black Hawk CQC holster to try this QK stuff out.
I started out at home the other day with my finger and then moved to the empty pistol and really was amazed at how this works. When I was at the range today I started out again with the empty pistol and moved to singles and doubles at 20 feet. I was again amazed at how this works. I was firing doubles as fast as ever with great accuarcy. I moved all over the place out to 40 feet and got consistant COM hits firing doubles and triples and doubles at two targets.
The problem I had with all of this was that I have fired thousands of rounds through my G22 duty gun and have always done my own form of sightless shooting inside 40 feet. I wasn't taught it. It just kind of happened and I can hit as fast as I can pull the trigger out to that distance. I had a hard time keeping from bringing the gun up to my line of sight and had to be very conscious of what I was doing. It just didn't feel natural to me as I am so used to bringing the gun up to my eyes. I can see where this would be a great technique to teach to a beginner, but I think that it will take a huge amount of training for me to make this natural. It is something I will mess around with.
I started out at home the other day with my finger and then moved to the empty pistol and really was amazed at how this works. When I was at the range today I started out again with the empty pistol and moved to singles and doubles at 20 feet. I was again amazed at how this works. I was firing doubles as fast as ever with great accuarcy. I moved all over the place out to 40 feet and got consistant COM hits firing doubles and triples and doubles at two targets.
The problem I had with all of this was that I have fired thousands of rounds through my G22 duty gun and have always done my own form of sightless shooting inside 40 feet. I wasn't taught it. It just kind of happened and I can hit as fast as I can pull the trigger out to that distance. I had a hard time keeping from bringing the gun up to my line of sight and had to be very conscious of what I was doing. It just didn't feel natural to me as I am so used to bringing the gun up to my eyes. I can see where this would be a great technique to teach to a beginner, but I think that it will take a huge amount of training for me to make this natural. It is something I will mess around with.