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EastSideRich · March 19, 2008, 11:25 PM

I've been concentrating on these two at the range. If I slow down and get a look at my sights for each shot, I get acceptable (to me) groups where I want them. If I fire at the rate I would like to have, I'm kind of all over the place. From 7-10 yds they are still in the silhouette, but could not be covered with a piece of notebook paper. A little better than half of my third shots are in the head when firing rapidly.
I enjoy shooting faster, so thats mostly what I end up doing.

Would you shoot them slow and try to go faster over time, or would you shoot fast and try to work on accuracy?

Do you get a sight picture for each shot, or can you just "feel" where the gun is pointing after a while?

Any other tips for running these drills?

March 19, 2008, 11:25 PM	#1
EastSideRich Senior Member Join Date: October 19, 2007 Location: St Paul, Minnesota Posts: 369	Help on Dbl Tap and "Mozambique" I've been concentrating on these two at the range. If I slow down and get a look at my sights for each shot, I get acceptable (to me) groups where I want them. If I fire at the rate I would like to have, I'm kind of all over the place. From 7-10 yds they are still in the silhouette, but could not be covered with a piece of notebook paper. A little better than half of my third shots are in the head when firing rapidly. I enjoy shooting faster, so thats mostly what I end up doing. Would you shoot them slow and try to go faster over time, or would you shoot fast and try to work on accuracy? Do you get a sight picture for each shot, or can you just "feel" where the gun is pointing after a while? Any other tips for running these drills?