Handgun Shooting Analysis

[ls3_kid]

I've seen this a few times and I assume it is for right handed shooters (most people are right handed) but my question is for a left handed shooter:

Do you just flip everything (minus the top and bottom)?

[Garufa]

Ah, the wheel of destiny.

Pretty sure I've seen left handed versions out there somewhere. Google it.

[ls3_kid]

Ah, the wheel of destiny.

Pretty sure I've seen left handed versions out there somewhere. Google it.

What's google? Lol.

Boom. I'm always down to the right some

Waiting for more ammo to come in.

/Thread.

[Guest TnRebel]

What's google? Lol.

Boom. I'm always down to the right some

Waiting for more ammo to come in.

/Thread.

I have it in PDF for Left and Right handed if anyone wants it drop me a line with your e-mail and I will shoot it out to you

[ls3_kid]

I have it in PDF for Left and Right handed if anyone wants it drop me a line with your e-mail and I will shoot it out to you

If they come out in a bigger size I would like one for left handed. Shoot me an e-mail at wdawson1@utk.edu. I need to improve on my accuracy. I was also wondering how accurate these targets are?... Like I stated I shoot low and to the right (I shoot left handed), when I think about it I picture myself not pulling the trigger smoothly and tightening my fingers. Somebody else told me it was due to me being "left hand dominate and right eye dominate". Basically I think I just need more all around "seat" time.

[StPatrick]

The wheel above is for one-handed shooting. It's slightly different for two hands, and if my CPU didn't die a horrible death a couple weeks ago, I would have provided it in .pdf form. It's out there, though. If my poor memory serves correct, two-handed mistakes have quite a bit more to do with the trigger finger due to the more stable platform v. one-handed shooting.

[ls3_kid]

The wheel above is for one-handed shooting. It's slightly different for two hands, and if my CPU didn't die a horrible death a couple weeks ago, I would have provided it in .pdf form. It's out there, though. If my poor memory serves correct, two-handed mistakes have quite a bit more to do with the trigger finger due to the more stable platform v. one-handed shooting.

http://www.ssaa.org.au/handgun/handgun-shooting-guide.pdf

This one?

It is slightly different you were correct.