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Shot Anticipation Exercise (Patreon)

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2021-07-27 01:55:15
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Hello Tier II and Tier III,

This is the next installment of how I approach maintaining proficiency after a long break from the range.

Shot anticipation is the main thing that drives me nuts in my personal training. This is how I got about getting rid of it.

Let me know what you guys think.

This should help you at the range.

Cheers! 

*You are responsible for every round that leaves your barrel. Safe weapons handling is your responsibility.

Adhere to all firearms safety rules and range commands/protocols at your facility. For more info on safety, see https://www.nrablog.com/articles/2015/7/the-rules-of-nra-gun-safety/

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Ryan Fahringer

Thanks for showing us that you fuck up sometimes too. It helps keep me from getting discouraged knowing that someone with your skill set needs to “un-fuck” themselves too.

Dave Bell

Specific question - should I work on changing my left hand grip on the slide for general purposes, especially immediate action? Just out of habit, I typically use the palm of my hand across the top of the slide to work it vs thumb tip and forefinger like I see you do. I can’t remember any specific training on it - A, that was 30 years ago and B, I just didn’t get much pistol training. In my time, in the regular infantry, pistols were reserved for staff NCO’s and officers. Still, I would have thought if it was a horrible habit the Corps would’ve broken it.

VigilanceElite
>>64565730

Everyone has these issues. Can't effectively work on them if you don't acknowledge that they exist. Hopefully this helps on the range next session.

VigilanceElite
>>64571618

Over the top or thumb and forefinger. Whatever you are safely more comfortable with to effectively get the gun back in the fight.

Jim P.

Great drill, Shawn, and I especially liked the tip to do the five dry-fires to help with correction. Nice camera-work, too, John, on those close-up shots, that really helped to visualize the anticipation f-ups, or lack thereof. Really slick, guys!

BillB

Nice drill, great anticipation drill and helps with being patient and focused.

M

This is one of the best videos to date. Learned a lot.

Derek Ferguson

What kind of dummy rounds do you use? I have the all aluminum ones that are one solid color (red for 9mm, blue for 40 cal). They work flawlessly and don’t jam, but the problem is I can’t load them as the first round because I know what my first shot will be.

John

One of my favorite ways to alleviate my recoil anticipation is to either warm up with or mix in my snub-nose .357 (2” barrel)

Fernando

The grouping sucks! 😂😂😂 That is some solid shooting!

Montana Medic

Excellent drill Brother. I've often done something similar with a revolver but I now see the value in dummy rounds and a shot timer.