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Biff from Oxford · March 14, 2008, 12:01 PM

I have learned from the past that I am usually wrong when I assume so having said that let's go on.

We will be taking our concealed carry course next weekend and this is the shoooting part of it.

(We will use standard sheets of printer paper as targets.

A hit on the paper anywhere is a good hit.

We will shoot at 7 yards, 3 yards, and contact distances.)

We have been shooting from the hip, doing point and shoot, and sticking up and arm shouting then pulling and shooting at almost contact with the back board. So are we doing contact shooting and if not could you describe it.

Once again thanks for any help.

March 14, 2008, 12:01 PM	#1
Biff from Oxford Junior member Join Date: February 1, 2008 Location: The South Posts: 199	Define contact distances I have learned from the past that I am usually wrong when I assume so having said that let's go on. We will be taking our concealed carry course next weekend and this is the shoooting part of it. (We will use standard sheets of printer paper as targets. A hit on the paper anywhere is a good hit. We will shoot at 7 yards, 3 yards, and contact distances.) We have been shooting from the hip, doing point and shoot, and sticking up and arm shouting then pulling and shooting at almost contact with the back board. So are we doing contact shooting and if not could you describe it. Once again thanks for any help.