Originally Posted by
David S.
Reaction time is a personal weakness. I shoot steel matches fairly frequently so every tenth matters.
While dry practicing today, I noticed if I turned my timer's sensitivity all the way up and placed it close enough to my holster it would pick up the sound of my gun sliding against kydex. That allows me measure reaction time fairly directly.
Competition gear. Pocket Pro II timer. Sensitivity all the way up. Random start delay between 1.5s - 3.5s.
Focusing ONLY on reaction time, I started at high 0.5's and worked down to low 0.4's with occasional high 0.3's in about 5 very focused minutes.
I'm curious what y'all think is possible. What are you able to do?