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Which one!? G19/vp9/czp10c/m&p 2.0c

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Did this drill several times today. One of my favorite for throttle control. Start at 5 yards and go for speed/time. 4 shots on 4 2 on 2 and 1 on 1 as fast as ya can pull the trigger and stay on target. That was 4 shots rapid fire on the 4 circle with the 19x at 5 yards as were the other circles. Decent...
 
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Did this drill several times today. One of my favorite for throttle control. Start at 5 yards and go for speed/time. 4 shots on 4 2 on 2 and 1 on 1 as fast as ya can pull the trigger and stay on target. That was 4 shots rapid fire on the 4 circle with the 19x at 5 yards as were the other circles. Decent...
Yeah. You shoot really good. I've done this drill a couple times and suck at it. I'm much better at dot torture.

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Yeah. You shoot really good. I've done this drill a couple times and suck at it. I'm much better at dot torture.

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Thanks man. Yeah that’s iron sights. I did some dot torture as well today. Great drills man. I’ll tell ya what....you already know this from other things have posted in other threads but dry fire really does help in skill. I do soooooo much more dry fire drills than live. The Dry Fire Mag and cool fire are great training tools
 
Dry fire is so important for me because when I am doing it I can shoot much longer without beginning to anticipate recoil. I know if I am pushing things low I haven't been dry firing enough.

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