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Originally Posted by milito227
Get a shot timer. They even have apps for your smart phone. What feels fast or slow is not reliable you need to time it.
It takes a lot of practice but learning not to flinch or even blink is Key!
Dry fire and practice with a .22 almost all of your learning can be done like this. Dryfiring everyday is better than going to the range once a week.
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Wow. It took 42 posts before a shot timer got mentioned!
. There's also a surefire iPhone app that you can plug in an earbud under shooting muffs. It's not as good as a Pact timer, but it's less than 3% of the cost.
I'm by no means a fast shooter, yet. But I heard a quote from one of the many esteemed shooters/instructors paraphrased,"I can take an accurate shooter and teach him speed easier than I can take a fast shooter and teach him accuracy."
At least 2 of the drills mentioned are refinements of the "Dot Drill" or "Dot Torture" drills.
Good stuff. Buy a reloading press. You're going to need it.