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> It really does mean that my poor accuracy with a large caliber handgun is from flinching. When I shoot my revolver, I will load empty shells in a couple rand
by function_seven 8y ago
> It really does mean that my poor accuracy with a large caliber handgun is from flinching.
When I shoot my revolver, I will load empty shells in a couple random spots, spin it, and close it. This immediately exposes any flinching or anticipating I'm doing. I squeeze the trigger, the gun moves slightly downward and no round is fired.
Do that a couple times and you learn to remain neutral pretty quick.
It's not as easy on a magazine-loaded pistol. I imagine you'd need to get some purpose-made dead rounds. And the randomization is harder.
- i_am_proteus 8y agoSnap caps make great "dummy" rounds for these drills on semi-automatics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_cap https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_cap
- semi-extrinsic 8y agoRandomize by loading a few mags with different patterns of blanks, and then shuffle the mags until you don't know which is which.