What would a productive practice session for a J frame (Pocket Carry) consist of and what is a good test of skills also from the pocket?
What would a productive practice session for a J frame (Pocket Carry) consist of and what is a good test of skills also from the pocket?
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Depends upon what, exactly, the snubby will be... a primary, or a back-up?
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It will be both. If it's going to be primary it could also be two J Frames.
Originally Posted by LSP972
Last edited by UNK; 09-05-2016 at 08:37 PM.
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I'd practice reloads with speed strips and single/double loading loose rounds until my fingers bled and then spend a whole lot of time mastering the DA until I could at least repeatedly pull off head shots at 15 yards.
Excellent stuff from Claude. I use that with snub shooters with great effect.
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Ken Hackathorn has this 5 shot test for carry guns.
http://soldiersystems.net/2014/12/06...-hackathorn-7/
Yup, this is what I've been working through each time at the range as practice with my J.
Ken's Wizard Drill is a great test to walk onto the range and run cold before anything else, including practice draws, dry snaps, etc. Then start your training session. It's deceptively hard...
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The target in that article. Does anyone have a printable to scale file?
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