Hot damn that's some good shooting dude!
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Hot damn that's some good shooting dude!
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I'll second that! @ASH556 Hot damn, that's some awesome shooting dude.Originally Posted by 45dotACP
NOICE!Just over a month into my Beretta experiment I decided to take today and test myself with the Glock to see what might cross over, what might be better, and what might be worse. I think slowfire trigger control is definitely a crossover skill:
“Remember, being healthy is basically just dying as slowly as possible,” Ricky Gervais
Today’s attempts with the Beretta 92. 124gr Lawman.
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Just over a month into my Beretta experiment I decided to take today and test myself with the Glock to see what might cross over, what might be better, and what might be worse. I think slowfire trigger control is definitely a crossover skill:
I shot some groups with my dad the other day. He's was a high-level bullseye shooter back in the day. He is determined to figure out the Gen 5 17 I gifted him last year. He started working the trigger like a short DA revolver and had a real ah ha moment. His groups went from eratic to very good in a matter of seconds. Your results and his results make me think there's something to running Glocks like a DA.
Did a bunch of group shooting in lieu of my normal bullseye course to check the zero on a new front sight.
Shot this 150-point Aggregate; 5 freestyle, 5 SHO, 5 WHO, all slow fire.
147-3x.
C Class shooter.
Representing the noobs, as always, shot a 79-2X (9 of 10 on paper!) yesterday with my Glock 19.5, AE9DP 115 range ammo.
I've been logging 25 yard scores since I started shooting in 2014. Over three guns, and five years, it seems like I shoot the Glock 19 the best:
First number is average, second is best:
M&P 60.3 78.0
VP9 57.3 83.0
G19 74.3 87.0
Last edited by RJ; 04-07-2019 at 09:01 AM.
Rick, it might be that as you have developed as a shooter, your skills at 25yd shooting have improved, so whatever pistol you are spending your time on today would have scored better than in the past.
Just a thought.
That's quite possible. I have to sometimes stop and think when I started in 2014, my paper targets at 3 yards looked not unlike they'd been hit by a shotgun blast. I'm not much better now but at least they are more or less on target.
ETA: I shot a VP9SK as a rental last year, and I seem to recall putting 10 rounds in a (for me) pretty small group at 7 yards. So, yeah, could be, I have managed to pick up something in terms of skill over the years. Got a long way to go, however, that is for sure.
Last edited by RJ; 04-07-2019 at 09:04 AM.
I'm impressed by everyone here! My goal recently has been to get 5 shots from a j-frame on target. Most recent attempt was 2/5 (though 4/5 were on paper...better from the 0/5 when I started!)
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