Old but NEW
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Old but NEW
The wind dropped below 20mph and the temps climbed above 45 today in northern NM. God's Country!
Took advantage by shooting on the 'Willow Range" at my house. 25yd with my S&W 17-2 revolver !Open iron! It had been a couple weeks or more since shooting. IT WENT WELL!
95s to 98s slowfire on a 25yd timed and rapid target.
Tried a new (to me) drill!! Russian rullette!! 3 live rounds and 3 spent rounds in the cylinder! Every other round! Spin it then close then shoot! If you are like me the hammer falling on a spent round creates a spastic follow thru that has to resemble Charles Barkley"s golf swing!! Laugh out loud ugly!! After each shot spin the cylinder..live or spent....after 2 live rounds going off reload. 30 minutes and 4-5 evolutions later I improved a bit! Seemed like GREAT practice and you REALLY save on ammo!! NOTE TO SELF try to mitigate the ugly followthru!! NMBUZZ
Took advantage by shooting on the 'Willow Range" at my house. 25yd with my S&W 17-2 revolver !Open iron! It had been a couple weeks or more since shooting. IT WENT WELL!
95s to 98s slowfire on a 25yd timed and rapid target.
Tried a new (to me) drill!! Russian rullette!! 3 live rounds and 3 spent rounds in the cylinder! Every other round! Spin it then close then shoot! If you are like me the hammer falling on a spent round creates a spastic follow thru that has to resemble Charles Barkley"s golf swing!! Laugh out loud ugly!! After each shot spin the cylinder..live or spent....after 2 live rounds going off reload. 30 minutes and 4-5 evolutions later I improved a bit! Seemed like GREAT practice and you REALLY save on ammo!! NOTE TO SELF try to mitigate the ugly followthru!! NMBUZZ
nmbuzz- Posts : 26
Join date : 2011-06-11
Location : Northern N.M.
Re: Old but NEW
Sounds pretty good, but a suggestion: Look for everything to be perfect, instead of trying not to do something wrong. Think positive thoughts to include visualizing that everything looked good and then seeing it unfold that way. No negatives - look instead for positives. Seek what you wish to find.nmbuzz wrote:The wind dropped below 20mph and the temps climbed above 45 today in northern NM. God's Country!
Took advantage by shooting on the 'Willow Range" at my house. 25yd with my S&W 17-2 revolver !Open iron! It had been a couple weeks or more since shooting. IT WENT WELL!
95s to 98s slowfire on a 25yd timed and rapid target.
Tried a new (to me) drill!! Russian rullette!! 3 live rounds and 3 spent rounds in the cylinder! Every other round! Spin it then close then shoot! If you are like me the hammer falling on a spent round creates a spastic follow thru that has to resemble Charles Barkley"s golf swing!! Laugh out loud ugly!! After each shot spin the cylinder..live or spent....after 2 live rounds going off reload. 30 minutes and 4-5 evolutions later I improved a bit! Seemed like GREAT practice and you REALLY save on ammo!! NOTE TO SELF try to mitigate the ugly followthru!! NMBUZZ
Re: Old but NEW
Sounds pretty good, but a suggestion: Look for everything to be perfect, instead of trying not to do something wrong. Think positive thoughts to include visualizing that everything looked good and then seeing it unfold that way. No negatives - look instead for positives. Seek what you wish to find.
Very good advice and sounds like what Brenda Silva said to me last Feb in Phoenix as she walked away from our conversation cause I was too negative. Really need to work on that!! NMBUZZ
Very good advice and sounds like what Brenda Silva said to me last Feb in Phoenix as she walked away from our conversation cause I was too negative. Really need to work on that!! NMBUZZ
nmbuzz- Posts : 26
Join date : 2011-06-11
Location : Northern N.M.
Re: Old but NEW
Good test for a flinch.
243winxb- Posts : 344
Join date : 2013-12-01
Age : 80
Location : USA
Re: Old but NEW
Better test for positive reinforcement that there was no flinch.243winxb wrote:Good test for a flinch.
The correct use of ball and dummy drills is to learn what it looks like when the sights stay still and to realize you can make that your habit.
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