Group shooting with the SCATT

It was -7 this morning. I didn't feel like packing my gear and heading to the range so I was trying to think of another way to get through the Marine Corps Pistol Training Guide without live fire.

I took out the SCATT set it up for a slow fire 50 yard target. Set up my hardball gun and "zeroed" it.
Then I put the target in backwards so it was blank. Turned the PC screen away so I couldn't see the individual results and began my slow fire drill only looking at the PC screen/results after every 10 shots. I shot 10 targets and the results improved quite a bit. In fact I "shot" some of my highest SCATT scores ever. I'm sure because there was no target to peek at. This is another reason to adapt to a sub six hold, less target gazing.

This is now in my training routine - high tech dry fire!

- Dave

Just picked up a Scatt last week and shot my first 10round practice with it.  Got me a Clean.  Its nice to know my hold is a 10ring hold.

I've looked at that Scatt system now for a couple years now is it easy to set up ?

Skid wrote:I've looked at that Scatt system now for a couple years now is it easy to set up ?

I found it intuitive and quite easy.

This video will give you a good idea what it's all about.
https://www.brainshark.com/usashooting/vu?pi=zGjzJNgkTz4hM2z0&tx=preview

- Dave

here is a video of its setup. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U0zKcs5sd0

Although it's based on the Rika system, I have a page describing a trigger training setup I use.  If you're interested, the page can be found here:

Trigger Training with the Rika

You may be able to set up the Scatt in a similar fashion.

Thanks everyone that is most helpful.