Pond James Pond
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If anything...
I ask as I went to the range the other day and shot my handguns for the first time in I don't know how long.
I decided it was high time I put some rounds through my snub carry gun which, to my shame, doesn't get out as much as it should. I also fired my .44, naturally cool and my SP-01.
All in all it was great fun. I most shot at about 2-3m with some shots out to 6-9m. It is not a big range. Besides I just wanted to work on basics and adding the additional challenge of longer distances didn't seem helpful at this time.
I did some SA, DA, point shooting and one-handed shooting (both sides). My SA and DA groups were ragged holes up close and about the same size which was nice. My point shooting were 80% on paper (8" by 8" white paper with a black mark for focus). I shot from around hip height.
When shooting one-handed I found that muzzle-flip was of course more pronounced but also found that the muzzle went up and left when shooting right handed.
It didn't go straight up and I wondered if this might say something about my grip or trigger work or is it normal?
I ask as I went to the range the other day and shot my handguns for the first time in I don't know how long.
I decided it was high time I put some rounds through my snub carry gun which, to my shame, doesn't get out as much as it should. I also fired my .44, naturally cool and my SP-01.
All in all it was great fun. I most shot at about 2-3m with some shots out to 6-9m. It is not a big range. Besides I just wanted to work on basics and adding the additional challenge of longer distances didn't seem helpful at this time.
I did some SA, DA, point shooting and one-handed shooting (both sides). My SA and DA groups were ragged holes up close and about the same size which was nice. My point shooting were 80% on paper (8" by 8" white paper with a black mark for focus). I shot from around hip height.
When shooting one-handed I found that muzzle-flip was of course more pronounced but also found that the muzzle went up and left when shooting right handed.
It didn't go straight up and I wondered if this might say something about my grip or trigger work or is it normal?