MantisX

[krb]

Hi everyone. Someone recently posted a thread about improving handgun shooting and mentioned mantisX. I wasn't familiar with it and so looked it up. It looks interesting. Has anyone used it? Is it helpful? Thanks for any recommendations! Keith

[krb]

Also it is $150 which is around 500 rounds .45 ACP. So I'm wondering would I be better off trying MantisX or shooting an extra 500 rounds? I think my technique is reasonably good but like all of us I'd like to be better.

[Snoopy47]

Read this cover to cover before think you need to spend money.

Don't fire another shot until you finished reading it.

Army Marksmanship Manual
Pistol Marksmanship Training Guide

http://www.saveourguns.com/Ar_Marks_Un_Pistol_Train_Guide.pdf

[krb]

Wow! Thanks! Seriously I love Calguns! I recognize for me at least trigger pull is from where most inaccuracy comes for me. The dime or penny drill doesn't really work because I know there's no round so I don't flinch. What I did was to purchase snap caps and place them randomly in the magazine. Gradually with practice I learned not to flinch or anticipate. I think my technique is reasonably good but I'd like to be better. I've read what I can and watched videos but at this point I thought I need concentration and practice and possibly private lessons. I'm looking forward to going through the US Army Marksmanship trainer!
Thanks again!
Keith

[Garv]

Thanks for the info Snoopy!

[BigPimping]

Amazing Snoop Dog....thx.

[SonofWWIIDI]

Read this cover to cover before think you need to spend money.

Don't fire another shot until you finished reading it.

Army Marksmanship Manual
Pistol Marksmanship Training Guide

http://www.saveourguns.com/Ar_Marks_...rain_Guide.pdf

Sweet!

Thanks for the link.

[krb]

Thanks again for the information. I X'd out all my MantisX windows and have slowly been going through the PDF...
Thanks!
And Go Trump!

[sammy]

Read this cover to cover before think you need to spend money.

Don't fire another shot until you finished reading it.

Army Marksmanship Manual
Pistol Marksmanship Training Guide

http://www.saveourguns.com/Ar_Marks_...rain_Guide.pdf

This is good advise. It is the Indian, not the arrow. Get professional training if you are serious about improving accuracy. I am located in the East Bay and would be happy to help.

[krb]

Thanks Sammy! I'm in the valley. It would be a long commute! Thank
You for your offer! Keith