What are your going to in 2018 to be a better shooter and Gun Handler?

[Leadeye]

Shoot more.

 

[jkdbjj]

Dry fire 15 minutes per day.

Cardio every day.

Pistol training with Matt McLearn quarterly. His drills weekly.

Non-gun training w/ Jack McVicker.

If luck and time allows, some USPSA or IDPA competitions.

 

[rhino]

Dry fire 15 minutes per day.

Cardio every day.

Pistol training with Matt McLearn quarterly. His drills weekly.

Non-gun training w/ Jack McVicker.

If luck and time allows, some USPSA or IDPA competitions.

Where are you training with Matt McLearn?

 

[jkdbjj]

Fall/Winter, Topguns.

2018 Spring/Summer, some at home range, some at ProTEQ, some at Topguns.

 

[sporter]

Take a break. Watch more youtube gun videos. Maybe invest in a Sig MPX.

 

[cedartop]

Take a break. Watch more youtube gun videos. Maybe invest in a Sig MPX.

I know you are good, but you are going to take a break for all of 2018?

 

[rhino]

Deleted!

 

[JMitch]

Dry fire and calling shots for me.

 

[bwframe]

Dry fire and calling shots for me.

Years ago, fairly soon after getting into USPSA, a few of us got together for dinner in the dead of winter to break up the "down season."

I still laugh when I think about GH2 declaring, "this is where we come to lie about dry firing all winter, right?"

 

[Expat]

I hope to shoot more. If not, then I will practice drawing and dryfiring every week.

 

[Expatriated]

Finalize my 3 day Scout Rifle course curriculum with land nav and survival field craft incorporated into it.

Kill more grouse and quail

Shoot 100 straight in Skeet

Maybe 2018 is the year I finally upgrade from my 1990 Gen 2 G19...or maybe not.

 

[rhino]

When we talk about dry practice, for those who don't know, the "fire" part of dry practice is just a tiny part of what you can do to dramatically improve your skills. A lot of people think dry fire practice is primarily or even exclusively about pressing through the trigger press on an unloaded gun. Nothing wrong with that, but it only scratches the surface of dry practice.

 

[abraham743]

I would like to start the year with a couple of Coach’s classes. Only been 25 years since any formal training.

 

[Coach]

I would like to start the year with a couple of Coach’s classes. Only been 25 years since any formal training.

I like the way you think.

 

[Coach]

Got started on the dry fire routine for 2018 today. I hope to get in three good days in a row to kick wrap up 2017 and start 2018 right.

 

[BJones]

I too plan to start 2018 with a couple of Coaches classes at Parrabellum.

 

[CindyE]

I have already taken steps toward getting some training in 2018.

 

[Coach]

I have already taken steps toward getting some training in 2018.

Follow it up with range time. What type of training?

 

[CindyE]

Follow it up with range time. What type of training?

That's the plan. I am just tired of sending ammo down-range, and not getting any better. I'm planning on doing 1-on-1 handgun lessons with Safe Shotz Home Page My main goal is to become more accurate and consistent, and figure out what it takes to stay that way! I'm clearly missing something (pun intended), and reading and practice don't seem to be helping.

 

[obijohn]

dry practice. maybe a match or two. get Rhino to practice for me.

also, this is my year for a couple of entry level classes with someone i haven't yet attended any of their classes.