r/CompetitionShooting • u/ScrambledHuevos • 3h ago
Oh Shoot 8/30/26 Stage 7
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Been “chasing more alphas” and it seems to be working.
r/CompetitionShooting • u/ScrambledHuevos • 3h ago
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Been “chasing more alphas” and it seems to be working.
r/CompetitionShooting • u/bulm540 • 8h ago
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r/CompetitionShooting • u/2Boba2Fett • 4h ago
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r/CompetitionShooting • u/MoneyisntR3al • 4h ago
I started reading Joel Park & Ben Stoegers Baseline Dryfire last week. I’m starting to take training more seriously. I just did my first true dryfire training session.
I’ve been shooting for a while, but still suck pretty hard and never really taken it seriously. I started using a par time of 2.5 seconds for draw from an owb holster, getting my red dot on target, while trying to build a good grip. Not worrying about trigger press for this. Just trying to train my natural index. I got down to 1.6sec but started to see a problem arise when I was really pushing speed.
The problem I’ve having is that when I draw, and bring the dot up it’s consistently off to the left. I’m trying to use Hwansik Kim’s grip technique where my support hand index finger is resting on top of my firing hands middle finger first bone in between first and second knuckle.
I don’t think I’m over gripping with support hand because in live fire my recoil control is still pretty shit but idk. Can anyone offer any advice or help for what might be causing my dot to be consistently off to the left, or know of a drill for fixing it?