SJan
NES Member
Teach her a proper grip. This Video of Todd Jarrett will help, especially with a compact firearm like your Glock
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GlockJock
NES Member
Actually I did, however she just feels more comfortable (and accurate) with this method. I actually use a modified Jarret grip myself, but everyone is different...(at least she's not turning it sideways and popping rounds off like the hip-hop-gang-rappers do in their publicity pics
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hy2rogen
NES Member
Actually I did, however she just feels more comfortable (and accurate) with this method. I actually use a modified Jarret grip myself, but everyone is different...(at least she's not turning it sideways and popping rounds off like the hip-hop-gang-rappers do in their publicity pics
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Woman typically have to use a modified grip because their wrists are weaker.
During training I see woman use arm strength to control recoil versus locked wrists.
Mbous
NES Member
My second time shooting my Savage FCP-10 in .308. I had a bipod on it but it kept working loose so it may come off and I'll be shooting off a bag next time. I was at 100 yards shooting some military ball ammo I picked up a while ago from a local gun store, was loose packed in bags but it was cheap and in stock. Had 2 shots off before I realized the bipod was really loose, adjusted the screws holding it on and shot another 4 rounds. Of course I also had a hard time feeling my fingers after being on the range in wind. I love how it can go from the low 80's yesterday to low 50's today (when I have a day off).
Cloverleaf Firearms Group
Instructor
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I cleaned the chamber of my MN 91-30 and took it out to play today. It's happier but still has trouble closing the bolt.
75 yards, on a 100 yd target, original iron sights. A little high and to the right.
Better, need more compensation.
Ahhh... That's better:
75 yards, on a 100 yd target, original iron sights. A little high and to the right.
Better, need more compensation.
Ahhh... That's better:
My17 year old daughter, with "her" Glock26... My "baby" with her "baby"!!!
Has she had a lot of practice or is she just a natural deadeye?
Cloverleaf Firearms Group
Instructor
pdm
NES Member
Rollin' through the hood, with my hand on my nine(teen, that is)...
(click for live-action video! yes, I'm aware the quality sucks, what do you want for 60 bucks?)
(click for live-action video! yes, I'm aware the quality sucks, what do you want for 60 bucks?)
Did you try a group with the bayonet attached?
TBalls
NES Member
Just got my new American in .223 out to the range today for the first time and I have to say I'm impressed. I need to get some new inserts for my scope rings, but after a very crude sighting in I managed the following:
That's 3 shots into about 1/3" @ 100 yds, with plain old PMC bronze 55gr. For my first time ever shooting with a scope I'm pretty happy.
That's 3 shots into about 1/3" @ 100 yds, with plain old PMC bronze 55gr. For my first time ever shooting with a scope I'm pretty happy.
Some targets from my PPOH course. I was using a M&P 9 full size and a Milt Sparks VM II IWB holster. All shots start with drawing from a concealed holster.
This is shooting from the hip at 3'. The cross mark is about 5".
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This is drawing from a standing position then dropping to a knee behind concealment at 21'. The cross mark is only 3"
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This is wearing DeSantis Low Light Simulator Goggles from 21'. The cross mark is about 5"
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This is shooting from the hip at 3'. The cross mark is about 5".
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This is drawing from a standing position then dropping to a knee behind concealment at 21'. The cross mark is only 3"
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This is wearing DeSantis Low Light Simulator Goggles from 21'. The cross mark is about 5"
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Cloverleaf Firearms Group
Instructor
Gave the Muvi-HD a run this past week. The quality got all screwed up on upload for some reason. Should have been 1080
Failure Drill (2 body 1 head)
Full Plate Carrier (Banshee w/ level IV plates)
Duty Belt w/ Safariland ALS 6360 retention holster
M&P 45c
Failure Drill (2 body 1 head)
Full Plate Carrier (Banshee w/ level IV plates)
Duty Belt w/ Safariland ALS 6360 retention holster
M&P 45c
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rchoui
NES Member
Looks like SRG ?
Because I got sick of putting paper targets up.
My wife rocking the silhouette with her LC9s. We've been working on fundamentals all summer, and this was the first day we've done more than shooting at one bullseye. Started with her going around the horn(shooting numbered circles in sequence), and then a slow fire Mozambique. She kept trying to hurry the head shot, and they were hitting low. I had her slow down some and things got a lot better. We also started on reload techniques. She's taking huge steps towards being able to take care of herself with a firearm.
RugerSlinger
NES Member
Hers a few 5 shot groups from my 300 Saum @ 100 yds, The little Squares are .5 inch
That was with 3 different loads, needless to say this thing is scary accurate
That was with 3 different loads, needless to say this thing is scary accurate
pdm
NES Member
HK VP9 @ 15'. First 50 rounds through it.
pdm
NES Member
Yup, I am liking this VP9. Second time out and I'm shooting it better than any of my other pistols. Need to work on my recoil anticipation, and those low shots will disappear.
This is my best so far at 200 yards off hand. Overall not that impressive, but considering I'm still new and am shooting a "toy" AR according to the guys..16" Green Mountain Barrel, non magnified Aimpoint Pro , not a true "target" gun at all. I'm happy with it.
Nothing wrong with that! keep it up!
AllaSnackbah
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15 rounds prone from a bipod with a rear bag at 300 yards.
FN SPR
FN SPR
pdm
NES Member
VP9 today @ MFS
kiver
NES Member
She is getting better
Timed
Rapid
Timed
Rapid
pdm
NES Member
Another Saturday, another run @ MFS with the VP9:
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kiver
NES Member
Mrs Kiver is shooting the Nationals at Camp Perry In The rain and mud.
Here is her target from this morning.
45 cal at 50 yards one handed bullseye
Here is her target from this morning.
45 cal at 50 yards one handed bullseye
200 yard practice with the little .223.
One click down on the glass and i should be good to go
My wife at 100 yards. .223
