Roland Thunder
New member
Previously, when I would go to the range, I would take my Sig 226 and my Kahr PM9. I shoot one for a while and then switch to the other, both are 9mm. Because I am having some accuracy issues, especially with the PM9, I recently have tried a different approach. I just changed my approach so now when I go to the range, I only shoot one gun, the next time I go I only shoot the other one and so forth. It's too early to tell if this is paying off. I even thought about only practicing with one gun (say the Sig) and not shoot the other one (Kahr) until I get my skill level up with the Sig.
My question is: Do you think the switching back and forth between guns would hinder proficiency with either one and I should only shoot one gun until I am good with it or is the switching back and forth likely to not be a hindrance.
My question is: Do you think the switching back and forth between guns would hinder proficiency with either one and I should only shoot one gun until I am good with it or is the switching back and forth likely to not be a hindrance.