... at the range this week. I want too much too soon and moved too far back at first, which cost me accuracy. Felt better when I had chewed a good sized hole in the center of the target with the Browning after moving up again. That's a fun gun to shoot - substantial feeling without being big or overly heavy. Easy to control. The little .38 is more of a problem. I'm tending to the left, and sometimes I'm doing the mental equivalent of a face squinch just before it fires, which means I'm anticipating the shot and flinching. The only solution I know is to go shoot it some more.
Get someone to go with you that has a .22; then you can see what you're doing by swapping back and forth. It's a good way to work out of flinching- also snap caps randomly inserted work wonders for that too.
ReplyDeleteGonna pester Murphy's Law to let me go with him again soon - he'll straighten me up.
ReplyDeleteExtra range time with a can of ammo and ML as company? Sounds like a good day. Anticipation is usually pretty easy to diagnose and fix with a good partner. I'm betting you'll zeroed in in no time.
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