Well, my class was cancelled this morning.... rain early, snow by 10:00 am... not good training weather the way they put it.

I went out and tried a tighter grip and relaxing my arms more.... these are the targets from L to R sitting on my couch when I was done. I woudl have got a video but neither of my parents were willing to come out and video me in 2-3" of snow.

I caught myself doing something weird too... I would let my left eye slip open the longer I went. I got okay by the one on the far right....

Wal Mat here finally came into some ammo... so I'm stocked up.




I took the Torino out for pictures too... we haven't had good wet snow like this since the day Barack Obama became President of the United States in 2009.



Here are some other shots I took... (haha, shots)

 

Like I said Duane....

Itll take a few rounds to get use to that style grip.....

Were you standing sideways? or faceing forward again?

The far right target looks like your starting to comeinto your own....

Unlike a rifle..../ closeing 1 eye useing a scope
Actually you should be shooting with both eyes open when useing a hand gun...
Maybe thats explains most of your hits are more right sided?

 

BACON




Its gonna a good race tonight i think, be interesting to see how these new cars do

 

Arca race on now.....


STUMPMI, can you find me some picture or even a video fo the stance you're referring to?

 

And just to clear things up, I will post my picks the proper way.....



1) Carl Edwards
2) Joey Logano
3) Kyle Busch

 

Heres whats called a "TACTICAL STANCE"( Modified weaver stance)

 

Thanks. That guy has an eye closed when he lines up on his front sight...

 

Checkout the replacement...(found a diffrent angle description)

It shows more the angle and profile in the stance...
Check it out... I prefer this second video stance ( I switched them)

I'll see what else I can find...

 

Heres another good "General" Grip Video. Incase you werent quite sure what
I meant about how the grip should look.... and proper pressure in each hands positioning... Holding the firearm(pistol)... Good tips!




Happy to Help Duane!