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no moon clip cuts?

What I'm train is my gun to go exactly where my eyes look. Seeing faster is great but it really means nothing if your gun can't get to and stop exactly where you are looking. Most of my bad hits are from my hands not keeping up with my eyes. Recoil and trigger prep have very little impact on my shooting. Recoil is going to happen, nothing I can do about it, but it will be over before I can reset the trigger. I don't prep the trigger, unless I have a very difficult shot, otherwise I slap

I disagree with that. I do a lot of dry fire with multiple targets. It is very effective in teaching how to drive the gun quickly and getting it to stop exactly where it should.

The only way to over grip is a gun is to grip so hard you can't move your trigger finger. Plus he said he has been shooting for 6 years

I wouldn't go with a relaxed grip if you want quick follow up shots. A nice strong neutral grip works the best

If you have time to bring the gun to eye level, then you have time to aim.

Getting your front sight to index properly from the draw will take a good amount of dry fire practice. Draw the gun with your eyes closed. Open your eyes, is the front sight in the notch? Are the sights on target? Make small adjustments until they are. Eventually the gun will go where you point it. Once you have the index down, you can shoot faster because you no longer need to make adjustments to you sight picture. Then you get into recoil control, seeing faster, acceptable sight picture and shooting subconsciously Also, don't bring your eyes to the gun, bring the gun to your eye

Is that RUTGERS95?

Rutger95 Did you try the Titan or rolling thunder?

Uspsa style rifle match

Awesome, I look forward to watching you shoot at the rifle match I'm running in June.

What is shooting tactical? 5 shots a second is not that fast. 10 shots a second is fast.

I'll ask you the same question Can you keep all round in a 9" pie plate at 50 yards running 5 shots a second without a brake? What kind of shooting do you do? Is it of the bench or slow accurate shooting, any competitions? There are many cases were a brake is not need. But when you are shooting fast and accurately, there provide a huge benefit

what brakes have you tried? There is a reason why competitive shooters generally use just a handful of brakes available. Its because they work and work well. Up close, you will barely see a difference. Try keeping shots in a 9" pie plate with .2s splits at 50 yards and then get back to me about there being no difference

You should try shooting a AR with a quality BRAKE, it makes a big difference

what are your bill drill times with a proper gun?

So the El Prez

The Bill drill is 1 target 7y from a surrender start...only As count. It is about shooting ONLY As as fast as you can. If you shoot anything else, then the drill doesn't count. It is a time drill not a points drill

You need to know my real life experience before I can have a valid opinion. How open minded of you. Why should we take your opinion with out you posting about your shooting in high stress situations?

Don't get all butt hurt that LEO as a group are terrible shots, it's not you fault. Its difficult to shoot when your hands are covered in donut powder Seriously, you have a 1/3 hit ratio on a good day. Learn how to shoot. All this caliber means nothing when you can't get hits. The People have empowered you with the right to use deadly force. For god sakes, take it seriously

LEOs should go with 45. The fewer rounds, the fewer bystanders will get shot

I was planning on doing a build similiar to your first idea. 14.5" with either a Surefire or SJC Titan. Plan is to get a DPMS 3g1. That way it will already have a nice JP trigger and handguard. Pull the DPMS barrel, brake and gas block and get a Rainier 14.5 and adjustable gas block. Selling the dpms parts will help recoup the cost of the better parts I'm not worried about muzzle velocity. The chances of shooting this gun over 300 yards is minimal

Not going to happen, their training is a joke, the qualifications course is pathetic and with the sequester, they put very few rounds down range

I focus on the target and not the front sight

Thanks What gun? Custom built STI What type amo and caliber? 40sw handloads with ibejihead bullets How long have you been shooting? competitively since '06, overall '01 Are you professionally involved with Firearms? Nope