Fish_Scientist
New member
What's next? I'm good at standing still in front of a target in my nice Weaver stance and shooting tight groups at 4, 7, 10, and 15 yards, while maintaining good trigger control. What do I do next? Move and shoot (e.g., some sort of box drill)? Shoot from one knee? Off-hand work? Longer distances?
Is there a good progression for new shooters? I like shooting straight on to a target; it's satisfying to have nice groups, but I don't think that's all I should be doing at the range.
Does anyone have a good training plan? I'm not interested in jumping ahead four training steps, three steps, or even two, but I would like to add something else into the mix now. I practice drawing and dry firing now at home; should I incorporate that into the my range time now, except as a live fire exercise?
Thanks -
Fish
Is there a good progression for new shooters? I like shooting straight on to a target; it's satisfying to have nice groups, but I don't think that's all I should be doing at the range.
Does anyone have a good training plan? I'm not interested in jumping ahead four training steps, three steps, or even two, but I would like to add something else into the mix now. I practice drawing and dry firing now at home; should I incorporate that into the my range time now, except as a live fire exercise?
Thanks -
Fish