On a more serious note, Travis, I'm the guy that was instructing you and told you to come here...glad to see you. Thee are certain things not covered in the class intentionally, in order to make it more simple for all to learn a good way. You scored 236 out of 250, which ain't bad, especially considering the 50 foot shots at the end of a VERY long day. The Weaver stance my help. That's what I shoot. However, I really think that three things are mostly affecting you: 1) You're sill a bit nervous about shooting, you'll get over that, and you and I can do some things that will help (paper targets sometimes create a psychological stress on the shooter, and we'll use so other items to help you out) 2)Your muscles aren't used to proper shooting form yet, and that affects you more than you know... especially your wrists (as someone else already posted). Getting your wrists to hold still is something you have to train your muscles. 3)Well, I can't remember 3 because I'm at work and I've been away from the computer for 30 minutes doing other things with this reply minimized on my 'pooter. I'll tell ya when I remember. I'm really anxious to shoot with you more, and help you with the reloading, too. Start dry-firing at home, 5 minutes a day. With a Glock you only have to rack the slide about 3/8" to reset the trigger.
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"Put a rifle in the hands of a Subject, and he immediately becomes a Citizen." -- Jeff Cooper
with all these latest "whiz-bang-gun-of-the-week" pistols on the market that require a death grip in order to function. 