Shooting improvement

[RMcClowney]

Lucky you on CCW shooting requirement. Here in Sac County you must pass same course as a private security guard. 50 rounds of various distances, various postures, strong and weak hand and all timed. Must put 40 rounds in 7 ring. Tough on us old guys, particularly weak hand shooting.

I'd love to give that a try with an AR pistol

[sfvshooter]

My secret to shooting better has been practice and training.

That's like saying my secret to not dying of thirst is to drink water.

[SharedShots]

Nice shooting.

Unless you shoot a lot which may require getting into reloading. Focus on shooting the Glock 19 and keep the other two primarily for range / plinking / fun shooting.

Its easier to master one pistol than being just average with three. JMHO after 50+ years of shooting

^ So many times and they are true words.

For most people, trying to switch up guns according to some anticipated scenario is like trying to predict when and how and against whom you might have to draw and fire. There is no way to do that where it passes a critical thinking challenge.

The quoted post follows the better to be master of one thing than mediocre at many philosophy.

On another note, you can get a blow back airsoft for the Glock that for practical purposes is identical to what you'd carry, you can shoot it every day without dry firing (a carboard box filled with package stuffing) and go through the whole drill including mag changes. They beat any laser or smartphone app training system out there.

While there are super people who can switch between completely different gun types, why introduce that variable on something you might need to depend on to protect your life? Get as good as you can with one gun, carry that. Then make sure your knowledge and decision making and judgement are top notch.

Beware of Sealitis and following the big name experts because while they know how to shoot and do it a levels few others attain, how many of them ever shot at anything other than paper or metal targets?