Looking for a shooting aid for new shooters.

[MICHAEL T]

I need a link to the site that has the circle that shows a shooter what their doing wrong when their rounds are hitting Hi,low ,r,l .

 

[Solo]

This?

 

[MICHAEL T]

Thats it Thanks

 

[nico]

Does that apply to long guns and handguns?

 

[MICHAEL T]

I always belived that was for handguns only

 

[280PLUS]

try this link

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=126680&highlight=pistol+diagnostic+chart

Hopefully you can read it, if not let me know and I can email original if you'd like.

 

[Ukraine Train]

Has anyone actually used this as a training aid? Would you say it was helpful? I'm gonna get my friend to try it, he shoots long guns fine but can't hit anything with a pistol.

 

[Standing Wolf]

Has anyone actually used this as a training aid? Would you say it was helpful?

It's been helpful to me, and I've shared it with newbie bullseye shooters who've also found it helpful. It's by no means a cure-all, but any help is better than none, especially when one's hitting everything but the ten ring and can't figure out a way to improve one's scores.

 

[MikeIsaj]

"Has anyone actually used this as a training aid?"

Just a couple million U.S. Soldiers and Marines for starters. I should point out that this is a training aid, not a substitute for training. It is understandable that a good rifleman may have problems with a handgun. Just as he had to learn to shoot the rifle, he now has a different tool he needs to learn how to use. The wheel is useful in telling what you are doing wrong but it doesn't teach you to shoot correctly. You need instruction on the basics followed by range time with a coach who will stand behind you and watch you shoot, then make corrections as needed.

 

[280PLUS]

Imho

It's most helpful if you are consistently making the same mistake. If you are inconsistent in your grouping a good coach is a better answer.