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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by major » Thu Feb 14, 2013 9:21 am

hi,

The gold medallist shot atleast 17 tens in the last 20 shots. That's really awesome.

Anyways, I am now seriously doing box drills after a not so good practice match at my club in which I scored 344 last two weeks ago. Hope to improve this weekend.

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by hvj1 » Thu Feb 14, 2013 4:58 pm

major wrote: Anyways, I am now seriously doing box drills after a not so good practice match at my club in which I scored 344 last two weeks ago.
What are the reasons for not being happy with your match ?
Have you written these down in a diary?
What element are you doing BDs on?

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by airgun_novice » Fri Feb 15, 2013 5:44 pm

airgun_novice wrote:Oops- Terribly sorry for picking up the lead-induced (crystal) ball and yet not picking up the pure lead. Probably will start Monday on.

These days experiencing shoulder joint pains and a feeling of "dislocation" there after waking in the mornings. Wonder if arthritis has set in or just cold damp weather causing rheumatic pains.
Being pretty "inertial", aka lazy. :oops: Not started on the prax yet. The trigger shoe cracked - so sawed off some portion of my Pegasus trigger and attached to the FWB AP. (Will buy a replacement from PH when I visit it the next time.) Good approximation - different feel. Yet to try it out at the range. Got a rubber liner - the one that covers the scooter panel. Will cut out a portion and try sticking to the grip - that should feel OK and also act as buffer; so I need not bother about another costly (Rs. 12K) grip. Haven't addressed the leakage issue accurately yet. Tried pushing the seal back in with a pointed screwdriver. Will try to catch up with the Doc tomorrow. Prax starts from (next) Monday for sure. :-)

A couple of Qs since I do not know the ISSF rules here -
1. Can I have a cut off brass trigger shoe on an AP or does it have to be plastic ?
2. Can I have a rubber (0.5") pasted in front of and to the AP wooden grip where the fingers curve in ?

Guruji/ upacharyaji, I suppose you would be in a better position to shine in the torch above. :-)

BTW, I think I am getting addicted to travel. If I do, I tire out; if I don't I get fagged out. :-( Mid-life crisis ? ;-)

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by jitu sati » Fri Feb 15, 2013 9:58 pm

hello guys. i missed out a few days due to some work. whats new. havent been able to prac due to some real hectic work. hope i wil get some time next week

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by major » Sun Feb 17, 2013 9:34 pm

hvj1 guruji,

In that match, in a few shots, my mind drifted towards looking at the target and that resulted in 3 shots going in the six ring. I have noted my mistakes in my diary.

I also played a match today. Felt good after the match after scoring 355/400 (89,88,92,86) . In the third series, the last shot however went for a six. Overall, I was much happier. Will work on getting these flyers in control.

Right now I am doing box drills on "SA while trigger operation" . It is around 70 percent.

Apologies for the late reply guruji.

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by hvj1 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:41 am

In that match, in a few shots, my mind drifted towards looking at the target and that resulted in 3 shots going in the six ring. I have noted my mistakes in my diary.
Now that you have noted your mistakes, you also need to write down the corrective steps you are going to take to overcome the same.
I also played a match today. Felt good after the match after scoring 355/400 (89,88,92,86) . In the third series, the last shot however went for a six. Overall, I was much happier. Will work on getting these flyers in control.
I am quite sure that you will.
Right now I am doing box drills on "SA while trigger operation" . It is around 70 percent.
Hmmm... Good, keep at it.

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by airgun_novice » Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:50 pm

REPOSTING ... dhanyawad

A couple of Qs since I do not know the ISSF rules here -
1. Can I have a cut off brass trigger shoe on an AP or does it have to be plastic ?
2. Can I have a rubber (0.5") pasted in front of and to the AP wooden grip where the fingers curve in ?

Guruji/ upacharyaji, I suppose you would be in a better position to shine in the torch above.

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by hvj1 » Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:13 pm

AGN
This is a very good opportunity for you to get thoroughly acquainted with the ISSF Rule Book. Download it and read in details the relevant sections.
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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by airgun_novice » Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:42 pm

Yes Guruji. I have downloaded the ISSF rules book (2013-16). Will study it in details now. A quick scroll down did not seem to cover my doubts. Hence in details. Will have to opportunity to get stance etc checked out by upacharyaji on Friday at Savarkar. :-) Will revert on both the "follow-through".

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by jitu sati » Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:21 am

hey tir
i have been regualrly doing the nine ring drill. yesterday i enjoyed because i shot 40 shots and hit only one 8. so only one kick to myself. feeling great. hope i can continue

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by tirpassion » Fri Feb 22, 2013 12:26 pm

Good news Jitu!!!
Are you still tempted to count the score???
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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by airgun_novice » Fri Feb 22, 2013 1:56 pm

jitu sati wrote:hey tir
i have been regualrly doing the nine ring drill. yesterday i enjoyed because i shot 40 shots and hit only one 8. so only one kick to myself. feeling great. hope i can continue
Good job, Jitu. BTW, methinks you should now start focusing on 60 shots - just build up the stamina and the prax for the eventual objective. Great shooting and keep it up.

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by vivek16sep1969 » Fri Feb 22, 2013 3:11 pm

dear hvj1
welcome
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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by hvj1 » Mon Feb 25, 2013 11:45 am

airgun_novice wrote:Good job, Jitu. BTW, methinks you should now start focusing on 60 shots - just build up the stamina and the prax for the eventual objective. Great shooting and keep it up.
:agree:

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Re: Tips on Pistol Shooting

Post by hvj1 » Mon Feb 25, 2013 11:46 am

vivek16sep1969 wrote:dear hvj1
welcome
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Hello Vivek,
Welcome to TOPS, hope you have a great time here.
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