Week 163: Chasing Splits

[taadski]

I dunno. Here's my home page, do you see my contact info? D.W. Drang - YouTube

I am currently Facebookless, as I refuse to send them scans of government issued ID. Trying to find a way to fix that, I have missed out on a couple of things because of that, and almost missed news of the death f a friend of mine.

Only liked videos, subscriptions and uploads visible. Thanks.

[taadski]

Alright. Here goes...

[Clusterfrack]

Sig p320 GGI, USPSA Production rig
Metric USPSA target, A zone
24 rounds shot

Berm: fastest split 0.16
5 yds (clean): 2.16s total, 0.17s average split
10 yds (1 C): 2.42s total, 0.20s average split
15 yds (clean): 3.20s total, 0.35s average split

Observations: grip. grip. grip.

[Mr_White]

I think the most significant thing I notice shooting drills like these is that the difference between clean runs and having a charlie or two out isn't about dialing the speed up or down, but is more about being super attentive visually. Not that you're going to be making significant sighting adjustments shooting at these speeds, but for some reason or another, really HUNTING for that front sight each time it returns tends to yield the cleaner runs.

That exactly matches my experience too!