roval
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i agree. like i always tell my son, any monkey can be trained to squeeze the trigger fast and it's pointless if it's not aimed but sometimes it's fun to be the monkey.
trying to double tap
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ArchAngelCD
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Do you see how much your body is being pushed back in the video? That is one of the reasons you are having trouble with a fast follow-up shot. You have to push the gun back down and then reaquire the site picture.
Be more agressive, push your shoulders slightly forward and lean into the target. Your body will remain more stationary and the gun will stay on target better.
I also didn't think poorly of your shooting. No one is perfect and we all need to improve.
Be more agressive, push your shoulders slightly forward and lean into the target. Your body will remain more stationary and the gun will stay on target better.
I also didn't think poorly of your shooting. No one is perfect and we all need to improve.
1MoreFord
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Your body posture is not right. You squat a bit when you start to shoot. You shouldn't do that. Your knees should be in front of your ankles with hips in front of knees and shoulders in front of hips. Yeah, your going to feel like you want fall forward but you have to get your weight forward to control recoil. Lock your wrists to keep muzzle flip to a minimum. Then one sight picture and when the pistol returns to position you press the trigger again. You don't track the sights and acquire a second sight picture with a double tap. Only a proper stance will allow you to accomplish this.
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