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This is where dry firing is really helpful. Especially if the trigger gets "stuck". That usually means your brain is thinking things aren't "perfect enough" and is fighting the shot. Your finger pulls using "flexor" muscles/tendons, and it un-curls using "extensor...

Thank you.
Will start on this straight away.

Best wishes

Bret

Dear all, I've managed to get a Scatt after selling the house and family. Great gadget and has already highlighted a main problem, assuming I have understood it correctly. My aim is generally quite good as indicated by the cross, usually around the 10 area. But the shot tends to be away from the cro...

Out of interest, what are people's views of SCATT? It's the first time I've heard anyone say they have to adjust every so often so it corresponds to the holes. I'm an okay pistol shooter, I'm improving and want to get to international standard. I'm calling my shots correctly and regularly. I know wh...

The long term goal is to make a good (relatively quick) trigger pull automatic, so I can concentrate on my sight alignment. My new "shot-process-for-geezers" has several aspects: 1) Start with the sights just above the black, and get them all lined up & in sharp focus. 2) Drop smoothl...

Hi all, I was at a pistol training camp last weekend and triggers came up. I have a manual steyr evo 10 sport pistol with a standard curved trigger. One of the coaches advised I should sand down the palm side of the trigger, make it thinner, to help reduce the chances of the trigger finger doing an ...

I went for weight lifting slippers in the end.
Very thin, very light and only £15.
Not great to wear the whole day but only use for shooting.

535 :-)

Slowly increasing the score.

Evo 10 sport manual.

Hi all, Slowly improving my pistol shooting. I've heard follow through is very important. I heard a member from a European team say, "it's all dry fire and follow through". So for the top shooters out there, how long is your follow through? I am trying to length my follow through to about ...

[IMG_0431.jpeg People do different stuff. Here’s Moritz Minder many years ago. He set a world record. Lotsa guys tried this, and realized it’s what worked for him. It’s more important to understand that a visual image does not necessarily indicate tension and stress at play. While it is mostly used...

I get that.

So should the final then, just be another 60 shots?

Should there be a final?

Marathon running there is only one race and that's it?

Hi everyone, Lots of comments about pistol being dull and unwatchable to a main stream audience. Well there are lots of dull, dull sports out there, darts, snooker, curling etc etc. What makes it watchable is two people or teams competing directly against one another. Also there are only a few sport...

Thank you everyone for your comments on this.
Alot to review and also not to be too paranoid about particular technical view points. Just keep arm straight and comfortable.

I know this is an old thread. I've been going through my basic technique and noticed that while my arm was straight, it wasn't stretched out fully or rotated, so that the inner elbow faced the ceiling, and my shoulder rolled down. Raising my pistol has been a challenge but I think I could get used t...

I'd love to know what the in built SCATT training is like in the SX.

Hopefully someone will of shot with it.

Will give it a go this month.
Thank you

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No idea how you put a picture up on here via you mobile.

Bret

I've come across a few videos on quite eye training, how increasing you gaze at a set point, e.g. ball, can increase the performance. I then checked out a paper on quite eye training for 10m pistol shooters, but didn't give any exercises to improve this ability. Does anyone know anything about this ...

Thank you everyone for you comments and advice. I have tried with no shoes and a seem to be more stable. I don't wear glasses or blinders of any type. To me it would make more sense to use barefoot shoes or even 5 toed shoes as very thin base and feedback from the ground. Weightlifting or shooting s...

I know this is an old thread, but any up to date advice on weightlifting vs pistol shoes. I have noticed that I do sway sometimes and many shots I abandon are due to swaying. If I should get shoes is there a difference between weight lifting shoes or shooting shoes? Is there a sizing protocol? It ap...