Its a combination of both. Practice with a friend with the snap-caps it will help a lot. Try dry firing too. Knowing why you are doing it helps too. It happens to a lot of people.

the knife sound was the icing on the cake.

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cool i'll grab some snap caps and try to figure this one out. should make a really nice improvement if i can. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

Should help. If you got a shooting buddy have them watch what your doing too. It is amazing when using the caps how you can see yourself pull down.

makes sense... tried to catch myself the last time i hit the range and couldn't see it. snap caps would let you see and maybe save a couple dollars in ammo the process.

what are you shooting seth?

depends, Sig228 9mm was first pistol that has 75k rounds+,but mostly now I shoot a Kimber UltraCDPi 45, it's easier to carry. have a number of pocket pistols and revolvers I enjoy shooting too. Plus it seems my friends and I are always trading back and forth.

How about you?

fn five seven and fn fnp45. gues yo uhave a lot of trigger time. eaa .357 and crap .25. i never thought i was a pistol guy but the five seven has really got me enjoying shooting a pistol. just wish i had more time.

seeing my old targets made me realize that i could actually be pretty confident if i spend a little more time at it.

Yep a lot of time. Dont get to put holes in paper much anymore and with everyone hoarding ammo it makesit tough too.

I would say I'm a pretty good shot, my buddy and I put in hard practices. We gave each other the ok to shoot if held hostage,and still stand by that. hope I never have to put a hole in anything but paper!

practices is key! try some dry firing too, it helps.

i broke a firing pin dry firing and now it's just shy of fingernails on chalkboards to some people. on reason i guess that i liked the decocker on the fnp pistols.

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