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Spent this morning cleaning guns from the trip to the indoor range. Unusually, I actually learned something from this trip. For starters, that I'm apparently overcompensating for my height when I shoot my CZ75 - I was hitting low, till I started aiming above what I wanted to hit. So in a fight, I should aim for the neck: If the bullets go low, they hit centre of mass. If they go high, headshot. SEEMS airtight?
My Firestar .45, though, just hit the neck when I aimed there. Kinda weird that a smaller gun firing a heavier bullet is MORE accurate. Whatever - I'll take it. Simple, reliable, accurate. I like this lil' brick of a pistol.
My Firestar .45, though, just hit the neck when I aimed there. Kinda weird that a smaller gun firing a heavier bullet is MORE accurate. Whatever - I'll take it. Simple, reliable, accurate. I like this lil' brick of a pistol.
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would you like so tips on shooting it is kinda my job.... just saying but not too bad.... trigger pull is what makes your rounds shoot left or right and your breathing is what makes rounds go up and down rlex be easy on the pull and breath out and stop bearthing for 2 to 3 seconds then all you have to do it just aim and fire
Sloppy, sloppy.
Have you tried tightening your wrist a bit when firing?
That trick works for me, but admittedly, I have wrists like treetrunks...
I'm about due for a trip to the indoor range myself.
I should probably take a target home when I'm done- but I usually just throw them away.
-Badger-
Have you tried tightening your wrist a bit when firing?
That trick works for me, but admittedly, I have wrists like treetrunks...
I'm about due for a trip to the indoor range myself.
I should probably take a target home when I'm done- but I usually just throw them away.
-Badger-
Can't you just adjust the sights? I dunno, I don't have much pistol training, but I know from any rifle/machine gun I've fired in the military that you adjust the weapon's sights to the user. You shouldn't have to compensate for anything but range, the bullets should go exactly where you're looking down the barrel.
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