Range Report 10/27

[Guest num7striker]

So I took the XD9 to Coal Creek yesterday and put some money through it. Although I was quite distracted by the nice fellow next to me holding his beautiful XD 40 sideways and shaking his laser all over the place I managed some pretty good groups.

I shot from 5 and 7 yards with 16 rounds per target. I felt like my group was MUCH better and I am naturally going to the correct grip when I pick up my weapon, instead of having to readjust after taking it up. I still seem to be shooting low, so I will continue dry firing to work on trigger work. But all in all I was very happy with my shooting, besides the fact that I had to get out in yesterdays miserable weather!

Any and all advice/criticism is as always much appreciated!

[Guest db99wj]

Something that can possibly help you on your shooting low, not that I know anything about that kinda thing:dunno:, buy some snap caps, put them in or better yet, have a friend put them in along with your live rounds. This way, you are expecting it but you don't know when. I can dry fire all day long and not move. This practice has helped me in the past, oh, not that I have that problem....

[Kano]

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Todd Jarrett on pistol shooting

[Guest Astra900]

I've never seen this one, thanks a bunch! I'm going to print it out and put it in my range bag for future reference.

[Kano]

I've never seen this one, thanks a bunch! I'm going to print it out and put it in my range bag for future reference.

you are welcome !!!! glad if it helps !!!!

[Guest voigts]

Todd Jarrett on pistol shooting

That's some very good info. I took a look at some of his other videos also and that is some good stuff.

[Guest flyfishtn]

Thanks for sharing the info, that is great! The Todd Jarrett video is great and that chart is awesome.

[Kano]

Thanks for sharing the info, that is great! The Todd Jarrett video is great and that chart is awesome.

Glad if anyone finds it usefull.......