TargetTalk

I was in you shoes not to long ago. I did the research, visited the forums and decided on a Matchdot for my Springfield 45. And I love it! However I also went thru a round of center fire league last fall with iron sights and that was some very valuable training. I truely feel that learning to shoot ...

Well, this is called "competitive" shooting, so score is important. I also like to "compete" against myself. I have every target I have shot in the past year with notes on ammo used, scope setting/change, weather, distance, slow, timed, rapid and my general mood that day. Yes I a...

I have found that pressing downward on the thumb rest on my 41 helps to stabilize things a bit and so far no adverse effects, only better groups.

Your milage may vary

I actually just tried this yesterday while practicing. I was thinking why are 98-100 so easy in timed/rapid and my groups tight but my slow fire score are 80's? So I tried a few targets at my timed fire tempo and by golly I shot mid 90's on all 3. I may implement this process on Thursday during leag...

I have tried a rosin made by Prince for tennis. Is a liquid that you rub on your hands. When it dries it leaves them sticky but a dry stick if that makes sense. Called Prince Grip Plus. Apply to hands or gloves Repels sweat and moisture Not sticky or tacky Quick dry Improves grip 75-100% in seconds ...