Tip of the Week: Press, Don't Pull
Press the trigger straight back without moving the sights. Five minutes of dry fire at home — gun unloaded, ammo in another room — beats fifty rushed rounds.
Press the trigger straight back without moving the sights. Five minutes of dry fire at home — gun unloaded, ammo in another room — beats fifty rushed rounds.
Thumbs forward, support hand fills the empty space, firm-handshake pressure. If the gun shifts in your hands between shots, your grip — not your aim — is the problem.
After every shot, say out loud where the front sight was when it broke. Can't call it? You blinked. That's the fix.
Load one magazine and shoot it at half your normal pace, all on one target. Groups don't lie — they show you exactly what to work on.