Your first sentence is a clue. I suspect you shift your focus back and forth from your front sight to the bullseye as your press your shot. That is a training problem I see with these type targets that "highlight" hits.
I suggest you dump the targets and use a plain piece of paper with a small dot in the middle. Use only one mag and take your time reloading the magazine so you have time to evaluate your previous shots and make the necessary corrections.
Are you at an indoor range or outdoor range? At my indoor range you can't hang 6" paper plates, 3X5 cards, 3" Post-it notes, or 2"X1.5" neon post-its. There is no bullseye on these, but I've found them to be very effective training devices.
I like this site for drills and targets that can be downloaded and printed at home... https://pistol-training.com/drills
I suggest you dump the targets and use a plain piece of paper with a small dot in the middle. Use only one mag and take your time reloading the magazine so you have time to evaluate your previous shots and make the necessary corrections.
Are you at an indoor range or outdoor range? At my indoor range you can't hang 6" paper plates, 3X5 cards, 3" Post-it notes, or 2"X1.5" neon post-its. There is no bullseye on these, but I've found them to be very effective training devices.
I like this site for drills and targets that can be downloaded and printed at home... https://pistol-training.com/drills