Range Report on my Inox

[HmoobWarrior]

Both target I aim at the head at 25 yard with 100 round each target.

A bit wierd how the blazer shoot slightly to the left and a bit lower (from the head even though I'm aiming at the head) while the Independence shoots mostly toward the head area.

Blazer FMJ 9mm 124 gr

Independence FMJ 9mm 115gr

Just random 9mm brand useage available for purchase at range.
Your thoughts guys? How's my shooting? Any tips to shoot better? I know these are cheap ammo but just a start guys

[Baboosh]

This a serious thread or a joke?

If serious you need a shooting coach because the ammo has nothing to with how scattered your shots are.

[MoltoMario]

Different grain ammo is gonna shoot different from each other....

[trigger945]

OP, how long have you been shooting? Seems like there are a number of low left hits. These could be due to flinching and anticipation of the bang.

But there are also good hits on the head area. And shooting at 25 yards is no easy task.

Can you get closer to 8 - 10 yards and see how you fare? Focus on trigger control and avoid anticipating. This will fix the low left hits and get you better groupings on your target area.

Good luck!

[HmoobWarrior]

This a serious thread or a joke?

If serious you need a shooting coach because the ammo has nothing to with how scattered your shots are.

If it's not real... it won't be up. This is my first hand gun and considering me shooting by myself with no training at 25 yard.... I think I did ok Yes... and I do believe not all ammo are not created equal and shoots differently from your gun. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[HmoobWarrior]

OP, how long have you been shooting? Seems like there are a number of low left hits. These could be due to flinching and anticipation of the bang.

But there are also good hits on the head area. And shooting at 25 yards is no easy task.

Can you get closer to 8 - 10 yards and see how you fare? Focus on trigger control and avoid anticipating. This will fix the low left hits and get you better groupings on your target area.

Good luck!

Been shooting pistol here and there but this is my first personally own pistol. Just testing out which ammo will feed flawlessly and shoot accurately The reason I shoot 25 yard is because I know that if I pull it back to 7 to 8 yard.... I will be shooting 5 inch grouping minimum.

[pc_load_letter]

If you're a new shooter, move the target into about 10 yards or less. Work on the fundamentals, not ammo.

I have been shooting for three years now and never have I shot out to 25 yards with a handgun.

[trigger945]

OP, where are you located? I am on my mobile and can't see your location. I am volunteering my time to help you with shooting. I started out very much like you. I am better now through practicing the correct techniques and mechanics. I wasted way too much ammo trying to figure things out.

The ammo you used should not have that much of a difference between each other. And you have a fine gun. It could be your mechanics since you said you had no training and are new.

[HmoobWarrior]

OP, where are you located? I am on my mobile and can't see your location. I am volunteering my time to help you with shooting. I started out very much like you. I am better now through practicing the correct techniques and mechanics. I wasted way too much ammo trying to figure things out.

The ammo you used should not have that much of a difference between each other. And you have a fine gun. It could be your mechanics since you said you had no training and are new.

I shoot like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56izrDRk__s

[HmoobWarrior]

OP, where are you located? I am on my mobile and can't see your location. I am volunteering my time to help you with shooting. I started out very much like you. I am better now through practicing the correct techniques and mechanics. I wasted way too much ammo trying to figure things out.

The ammo you used should not have that much of a difference between each other. And you have a fine gun. It could be your mechanics since you said you had no training and are new.

Thank you bud, I'm in North Highland area. Maybe someday we can train together Thanks bud Appreciate your help

[trigger945]

Whoops, that's about 8 hours away from me

I am sure there are other CalGunners there who will be willing to take you under their wings.

If you ever swing by LA-area, PM me beforehand, and I'll be sure to carve out time. Good luck!

Thank you bud, I'm in North Highland area. Maybe someday we can train together Thanks bud Appreciate your help

[HmoobWarrior]

Whoops, that's about 8 hours away from me

I am sure there are other CalGunners there who will be willing to take you under their wings.

If you ever swing by LA-area, PM me beforehand, and I'll be sure to carve out time. Good luck!

Will do... what do you think about how I hold my gun? Any other tips?

[Baboosh]

If it's not real... it won't be up. This is my first hand gun and considering me shooting by myself with no training at 25 yard.... I think I did ok Yes... and I do believe not all ammo are not created equal and shoots differently from your gun. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Ah.

Move the target up, shoot from 5 yards. Work on form, trigger control and basic fundamentals.

[HmoobWarrior]

Ah.

Move the target up, shoot from 5 yards. Work on form, trigger control and basic fundamentals.

Good advice Form first... then advance forward Thanks...

[madsend81]

One of the best pieces of advice I had when starting shooting (whether handgun or rifle) is to start with the target close (about 5 yd for handgun is fine) and then increase the distance as you gain confidence. Start at about 5 yds and concentrate on sight alignment and not flinching/anticipating recoil.

Also, take some time to dry fire at home, concentrating on pressing the trigger smoothly and having no movement in your sight alignment. I noticed marked improvement between my first and second times to the range when I practiced dry firing between trips.