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bsbllrooster10 · June 15, 2010, 05:35 PM

Thanks kraigwy! You have some great tips there. I guess I should clarify. My primary focus is in terms of uspsa shooting. Shooting slowly at one target I dont have many problems but when engaging multiple targets is when I start looking the "A" zone instead of the front sight. Especially double taps since that is how one engages most of the standard uspsa cardboard targets. I find my focal point remaining stationary on the "A" zone and waiting for my front sight to bounce back on target and then I press the trigger.

June 15, 2010, 05:35 PM	#3
bsbllrooster10 Senior Member Join Date: February 18, 2009 Location: NM Posts: 122	Thanks kraigwy! You have some great tips there. I guess I should clarify. My primary focus is in terms of uspsa shooting. Shooting slowly at one target I dont have many problems but when engaging multiple targets is when I start looking the "A" zone instead of the front sight. Especially double taps since that is how one engages most of the standard uspsa cardboard targets. I find my focal point remaining stationary on the "A" zone and waiting for my front sight to bounce back on target and then I press the trigger.