The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Handgun Training: Endurance or Frequency -- which is better?

themalicious0ne · July 9, 2012, 09:35 AM

I think one session of 500 rounds is a bit much, frequency is better in my oppinion. If I am really trying to learn something new however, it may take more than 200 rounds. I dont shoot often enough but I feel like the first 50 or so rounds is to get back to the comfort of my weapon, then maybe ill be comfortable but i notice my grouping is off or I am not doing something properly. Then I will practice my "propper" technique between focus and timed trials. Before I feel truly comfortable with my new found tecnique it may be over 200 rounds but probably not exceeding 400. Food for thought.

July 9, 2012, 09:35 AM	#27
themalicious0ne Senior Member Join Date: March 13, 2012 Location: Oconomowoc, WI Posts: 345	I think one session of 500 rounds is a bit much, frequency is better in my oppinion. If I am really trying to learn something new however, it may take more than 200 rounds. I dont shoot often enough but I feel like the first 50 or so rounds is to get back to the comfort of my weapon, then maybe ill be comfortable but i notice my grouping is off or I am not doing something properly. Then I will practice my "propper" technique between focus and timed trials. Before I feel truly comfortable with my new found tecnique it may be over 200 rounds but probably not exceeding 400. Food for thought.