C coyotewsm New member Feb 23, 2015 #81 Thanks for the deffinition. I deffinately want to train for practicality. I figured right now since I'm new to handgun shooting it would be better for me to go slow practice grouping and technique and work my way up later.
Thanks for the deffinition. I deffinately want to train for practicality. I figured right now since I'm new to handgun shooting it would be better for me to go slow practice grouping and technique and work my way up later.
J JohnKSa Administrator Feb 23, 2015 #82 I figured right now since I'm new to handgun shooting it would be better for me to go slow practice grouping and technique and work my way up later. Click to expand... Good approach. Get the basics down and then progress as your skill level increases.
I figured right now since I'm new to handgun shooting it would be better for me to go slow practice grouping and technique and work my way up later. Click to expand... Good approach. Get the basics down and then progress as your skill level increases.
M marine6680 New member Feb 23, 2015 #83 Yup... always learn the basics/fundamentals first. Everything builds off of that.
G gbc123 New member Mar 1, 2015 #84 ^^^^ what marine said, muscle memory, in every position imaginable, in either hand.
