Here's some basic introduction to Precision Pistol Shooting, let me share this video about Competitive Shooting Tips with Doug Koenig. Champion pistol shooter Doug Koenig covers how he approaches precision pistol shooting events. He shares a few tips that help him succeed in precision shooting competitions including stance, natural point of aim, grip and practice routines. (NSSF Video)
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Recap on some shooting basics - grip, stance and technique, check out this video by Jerry Miculek. Happy Training! Director of the Sig Sauer Academy in New Hampshire, Adam Painchaud shares a pistol drill that can help improve your trigger-finger discipline and overall accuracy. If you know you're flinching in anticipation of the shot then work on correcting it by trying this drill. Nice piece of advice to All IPSC Shooter!  A nice graphical representation of the different IPSC Handgun Divisions.  
Found this useful gun safety poster online. This was designed to convey gun safety basics to new shooters in a concise, accessible, and arresting manner. This gun safety poster was designed by David Seah. You can download a larger version from this link or grab the PDF version from the following link below: 
You should acquire the correct sight picture as shown below for an accurate shot. Remember this: Target - blur Front Sight - clear Rear Sight - blur Although, please note that in the following diagram, even if you get the CORRECT sight picture as shown, you will only hit the 9 point. This is an illustration of correct sight picture only. So, for an accurate 10 point shot, move the sight alignment a little higher. 
Here's a useful correction chart for your reference for Pistol Right Handed shooter to try to correct your mistake on where your bullet hits. 
 For those shooting Glock, this is how your sights placement should be. All Shooters like this Quality of Sight. Crystal Clear, Front and rear Alignment.
Taking each and every shot consistently with sight aligned correctly makes a lot of difference between a quality to a lousy shot. Most shooter know what is proper sight picture but having difficulty in finding it when it is needed most. Practice a lot of sight acquisition with a lot of dry firing will make a whole lot of difference. |
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