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Kosh75287 · February 7, 2015, 12:18 PM

Like I saw on another forum:

MINDset, SKILLset, TOOLset. In THAT ORDER.

Slow/timed fire events tend to build marksmanship skills which, with practice, builds marksmanship under extreme time constraints. No SINGLE method of practice answers ALL demands on skill-building, which is why a balanced mixture of them seems to work best (assuming one doesn't go broke from ammo costs).

February 7, 2015, 12:18 PM	#33
Kosh75287 Senior Member Join Date: October 15, 2007 Posts: 820	So very true... Like I saw on another forum: MINDset, SKILLset, TOOLset. In THAT ORDER. Slow/timed fire events tend to build marksmanship skills which, with practice, builds marksmanship under extreme time constraints. No SINGLE method of practice answers ALL demands on skill-building, which is why a balanced mixture of them seems to work best (assuming one doesn't go broke from ammo costs). __________________ GOD BLESS JEFF COOPER, whose instructions, consultations, and publications have probably saved more lives than can ever be reliably calculated. DVC, sir. انجلو. المسلحة. جاهزة. Carpe SCOTCH!