Since it was a nice day yesterday, after I finished some tasks at home, I decided to head to the range to get a little focused practice in.
First I shot some B8s with 10 rounds each at 25 yards.
Overall a good use of time and a good warm up, but certainly room for improvement. I think the support hand needs to quit being a you-know-what given the consistent left impacts. But, I'm shooting better than my last set before I attended the Modern Samurai Project this year.
Then, I focused on some speed work by shooting the 3X2 Drill - 3 yards. 3 shots to the COM Alpha then transition to 2 rounds on a 3x5 card in the head box. Par is 2.0 seconds from concealment.
No, I was not making that par time. Not yet, anyway.
My best run was a 2.52 seconds clean. The average time of the 19 runs I shot it clean was 2.94 with a high of 3.15 and the next lowest time was 2.68. Not exactly setting the world on fire by any means.
Happily, most runs were clean with just 6 of the 25 being not clean, and the times for those did not count. It's a long way to get to that 2.0 time, but it's a goal to shoot for.
A good, fun, and productive time at the range.
3 comments:
Hey Aaron;
Nothing wrong with "BB" guns, I frequently use them for fundamental practice, heck of a lot "Cheeper" than shooting "Real Ammo" and you get your practice in.
MarGarabaldi: B8s as in the type of targets shot, not BBs. Those were shot with my carry Glock.
Hey Aaron;
lemme clean my glasses.......*oops*
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