Good deal, looking forward to a few more shooters!

I just looked back at my target. I was really focused on dot 10 so as to not screw up right at the end. If I would have been that focused on the other targets I may not have three line cutters. It seems easy enough... until it ain't.

For full disclaimer... it was already used... Trying to find re-use/recycle & help out the environment.

I was waiting for some kind of going "postal" comment.

I got out and shot a target at three yards with my Colt Wiley Clapp CCO in .45 ACP this evening. I shot from low ready engaging and disengaging my thumb safety between shots on targets where I was to draw and fire.



Will move back to seven yards on my next run. Mosquitos were becoming a real problem.

That's a good looking target! Good shooting, and thanks for participating.

Thanks GC.. Thank you for putting this out there. Good reason to dirty up a pistol or two.

Today I thought I'd give it a go from seven yards. I also wanted to try my wife's new 9MM Colt Defender. Just the addition of four yards made it much more difficult to maintain sight alignment against this pistol's factory trigger. It also seemed that doing a speed reload affected my concentration as I tried to continue with speed losing trigger control.

The word is that if you can clean this drill from 10 yards from a holster and under time constraints you're a bonafide pistolaro. I tend to believe that.

Right now I'm in the middle of a fairly good sized remodel project around the house. As soon as I can get time to catch my breath I intend to get my Shield out and see how I manage that little gun.

I think I have some good ole Star .38 special 148 grain wadcutters left over from the revolver days. I may bring out my S&W mod 19 and try it out next.

I'm currently out of .38/.357 bullets to load up. Been meaning to get some ordered. I usually have a decent stockpile of .38 158 gr. SWC loaded.

I need to try this. Not sure if I can do the weak hand, my shields trigger pull is a bit heavy guess I will find out.

That's why we train... figure out our weak areas and work to improve those areas. Weak hand is a trouble area for me.

It is definitely an eye opening drill. I haven't been able to get 100% on it yet. I was doing it at 5 yards though.

It is a really good indicator of where you're weak. Add a couple yards like you did and it makes it considerably tougher.