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Décathlon sells these cheap shooting glasses https://www.decathlon.fr/p/monture-de-t ... mc=8580690

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Great stuff. Good luck ☺

kqrxbn wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2023 11:55 am Ramon, it's a good point! I'm working on it, but it seems like finding a coach in my vicinity is tricky. I've reached out to a few shooters who are much better than I am, and will see what I can manage to arrange.

Finding a coach is tricky almost everywhere in the planet :) And it sucks

Work with a coach https://www.olympicpistol.com/coaches/

Individual preference of each shooter. Try different depths and widths and see which one suits you best, then change it as your shooting changes if you find a need or you just want to explore it.

You can resize a target to any distance with https://www.olympicpistol.com/calculator and also figure out at which height the center of the target should be.

Do you have access to the filling station? Then you are being nitty picky :) If you rarely have access to it then buy a pump and fill your pistol cilinders to about 150: good for more than a 120 shot training session (unless you've increased the speed of your shots) and easier than exerting yourself...

They always bring a smile to my face, I cannot help it :)

Plus the original model can be used as screw drivers to adjust windage and height.

3D print as many as you want: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 0439700983

You can calculate the size of targets for printing and at what height to place them using my calculator: https://www.olympicpistol.com/target-calculator/

Download targets from: https://svgtargets.com/

I use a soft computer sleeve

You are looking at your front sight, so it does not matter. Some pistol shooters use the smaller size lenses used by rifle shooters basically because that's what they found second hand.

I wrote a review of the Inband Air: https://www.olympicpistol.com/inband-ai ... et-review/ It used to be priced about €1000. You will have to buy or make a pellet stopper too.

@javaduke Which tablets do you run it in?

I use a virtualized W10 on a Linux Host with VirtualBox.

Don't look at the target. Focus on your front sight and on keeping the same sensation and position

Two shots in an electronic target. It looks like they are the ears of Mickey Mouse. I love it when it happens. Much better than a sombrero (string of shots around the 10)

My Pardini HP (.32 S&W wadcutter version) has lots of trouble with feeding. I cannot shoot a full 5 round series without having at least one cartridge failing to chamber and resting in a diagonal from the magazine to the side of the cannon. Sometimes it happens when trying to load the first roun...

It is a question of wrist angle. You just get used to both. You don't have to change body position.

Body position for me changes when doing rapid fire disciplines with air or fire pistols.

If you don't follow through, at least a bit, you will end up anticipating the shot release and relaxing your locks and hold too early.

Do you use Disag targets and products? If the answer is yes, then you may want to join the group I've created in Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/groups/1351155305294313 I'm looking for other users like myself to help each other out. MODS: please delete this post if you think it should not be here.