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I am suffering from failure to perceive. Need advise on how to proceed.
The images below are my rounds 250-300.
This is at 7 yards.
Guys at the range make the bullseye disappear at 7 yards.
https://i.imgur.com/h6DmLfb.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/1prYzEu.jpg
I have gotten to the point where I can feel when I'm shooting a flyer and can kind of "predict" where it will land. My flyers have gone down by a lot (initially everything was a flyer hehe....)
I notice that when I aim at the bullseye, I just can't keep my hands perfectly steady. Is accurate shooting about timing my hand's sway right?
I am at the moment concerned with repeatability more than I am with accuracy... that is I would be much happier if all my shots hit at the same place, regardless of where that spot is, than if the shot pattern is more-centrally positioned.
I see people on the forum they're a 3/4 MOA shooters... so say I shoot 3.5 inch groups at 7 yards ... so my MOA would be 3.5*100/7 = 50 MOA?
I've noticed that some of the sway is body-related and not hand / grip ... when I dry-fire sitting down I am say 50% more steady. Is that extra sway a matter of body fitness, say core muscles? I've overheard... that some of it is breath control... when I don't breathe however, I don't notice any improvement in my body stability.
Based on this chart I'm bad allover.
Encyclopedia of Bullseye Pistol
Any tips?
The images below are my rounds 250-300.
This is at 7 yards.
Guys at the range make the bullseye disappear at 7 yards.
https://i.imgur.com/h6DmLfb.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/1prYzEu.jpg
I have gotten to the point where I can feel when I'm shooting a flyer and can kind of "predict" where it will land. My flyers have gone down by a lot (initially everything was a flyer hehe....)
I notice that when I aim at the bullseye, I just can't keep my hands perfectly steady. Is accurate shooting about timing my hand's sway right?
I am at the moment concerned with repeatability more than I am with accuracy... that is I would be much happier if all my shots hit at the same place, regardless of where that spot is, than if the shot pattern is more-centrally positioned.
I see people on the forum they're a 3/4 MOA shooters... so say I shoot 3.5 inch groups at 7 yards ... so my MOA would be 3.5*100/7 = 50 MOA?
I've noticed that some of the sway is body-related and not hand / grip ... when I dry-fire sitting down I am say 50% more steady. Is that extra sway a matter of body fitness, say core muscles? I've overheard... that some of it is breath control... when I don't breathe however, I don't notice any improvement in my body stability.
Based on this chart I'm bad allover.
Encyclopedia of Bullseye Pistol
Any tips?