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LesBaer1911 · March 31, 2011, 04:02 AM

I had the same problem with poor scores on the slow fire. I am not sure you are still looking for advice?? I was able to shoot the timed and rapid in the low to mid 90's. What I did was set up like I was going to shoot a rapid fire for a slow fire. It is all in your head. So I picked up my pistol like I would for a rapid fire and then I made my shot and set the gun down and looked through my scope. I did this for each round and my scores went up from 87 on slow fore to 90 to 95.
This worked for me. It is all in the head....

March 31, 2011, 04:02 AM	#7
LesBaer1911 Junior Member Join Date: March 31, 2011 Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11	I had the same problem with poor scores on the slow fire. I am not sure you are still looking for advice?? I was able to shoot the timed and rapid in the low to mid 90's. What I did was set up like I was going to shoot a rapid fire for a slow fire. It is all in your head. So I picked up my pistol like I would for a rapid fire and then I made my shot and set the gun down and looked through my scope. I did this for each round and my scores went up from 87 on slow fore to 90 to 95. This worked for me. It is all in the head....