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USA Carry: Optimizing One-Handed ShootingĪSSIGNMENT: Why don't some of you try shooting one-handed this week and let us know how it goes in next weekend's Gun Thread? Modern Service Weapons: One-Handed Shooting Gun Carrier: One-Handed Shooting Techniques Gun Carrier: Introduction to One-Handed Pistol Shooting You never know when it may be up to you to stop a lunatic. As always, the left is quick to politicize these horrific acts and call for gun control measures which will only affect the behavior of law-abiding citizens. Nine dead and 16 injured in Dayton, Ohio. Twenty killed and 26 wounded in El Paso, TX.

Thanks and please let us know how this goes, NeonMadMan! It will be interesting to follow NeonMadMan's progress as he adapts to the issues we will all face sooner or later.

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Basically, there is going to be a lot of adjustment and trial to get back to where I can sight and shoot comfortably. I'll have these in a week or so, and can give it a try. I'm working to find a happy medium right now - I had the optometrist work up a prescription for progressive bifocals, with a 2.5 power reader in the bottom fading to near clear glass in the top. On the other hand, without the readers, I can see the target fine but close sights are blurred (almost everything I shoot, pistol and rifle, uses iron sights or aperture sights). The problem I've found is that it is impossible to shoot with the readers - anything out beyond a couple of feet is terribly distorted/blurry. Essentially, my distance vision has been corrected to 20/20 - but my near vision is blurry, and for close work I need readers. I just went thru cataract surgery, and while it has massively improved my basic vision, there are complications when it comes to shooting. Our pal NeonMadMan has recently had some work done on his eyeballs and sent in the following: Here is a link to that discussion, but remember do not be a retard and comment in old threads! Standing and plinking and making small groups is fun and has it's place, but don't forget why you have a gun in the first place and that's to neutralize a threat which will rarely make things easy by quietly standing still at 7 yards.ĭo you practice various shooting positions when you go to the range? What percentage of time do you devote to something other than a standard two hand grip?Ī while back we talked about some of the vision issues facing those of us on the downhill side of 29, and becoming accustomed to wearing corrective lenses while shooting. Once you have become competent with a handgun, it's important, I think, to get outside of your comfort zone and practice some of these techniques.

These cover some of the training methods for developing one-handed shooting skills:

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Here are two consecutive videos in a series which are very good, but they're longer, at about 17 minutes each. Maybe you're a pirate and have a hook, or maybe you're just busy picking your nose - I don't know - there seem to be a lot of good reasons to develop this skill, so it's something you should devote some range time to and become comfortable with.īelow are a couple of short videos on the topic: Maybe one hand is hurt, or no one is available to hold your beer when you need to start shooting. So why do we want to become proficient in shooting with one hand? Well, mostly it's something we practice in the event we find ourselves with only one hand available to shoot with, that's why. Our pal and delightful 'ette Nurse Ratched recently asked about shooting with one hand, and it's something everyone should practice, don't you think so? Let's take a look at some of the reasons why, shall we?

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Gun Thread: Shooting With One Hand Ī Pistol for the Health Care Professional