Ccw qual with RDS on a shield plus. And cold, havent shot for over a year.

Then did the VP9 iron sights after and still scored 100%, but grouping was slightly bigger.

So, i think RDS is more accurate for me. But still slower on the initial acquesition. Which practice can fix, as i shot irons for thousands of more rounds than a RDS.

SNIP

That's a generous line break (top 9 ring) 

Now that you qual'ed, try shooting while "pushing it".  Say 1/2 the part times. 

I reshot recently as well.  I would say I shot "careful", but pushing it a bit.  Threw one at 15.  Otherwise clean.  Think I was getting a little cocky after shooting the 3-10 yard distances clean.  I want to shoot the qual again with my 43x and pushing the pace.

A break is a break.  If in doubt, it counts.

Usually when I attend open shoots, my first mag is a mag dump and to see how accurate I can be cold.  IDK when I'm going to get to do this again though. Might go to Vegas before the next time an open shoot happens.

Missed the point, but not quite a swoosh worthy. . .

You should shoot a match with sakmak. . . I think that would be interesting. .. alledgedly

How?  Since he owns no guns.

Can't put red a dot on my PPK/S clone.
My wife will never see a new LC 9 with integral laser.
My conceal carry guns.
Safely stashed away outside HI.

I was always taught to keep both eyes open when shooting.
aim with one eye and watch for what ever with the other.
I suppose that comes from my heavy shotgun  background,
you really don't use sights much when the target is moving.
In fact all my hunting and self protection shotguns have no sights
on the barrel.
Just me I guess.
 

Can't put red a dot on my PPK/S clone.
My wife will never see a new LC 9 with integral laser.
My conceal carry guns.
Safely stashed away outside HI.

I was always taught to keep both eyes open when shooting.
aim with one eye and watch for what ever with the other.
I suppose that comes from my heavy shotgun  background,
you really don't use sights much when the target is moving.
In fact all my hunting and self protection shotguns have no sights
on the barrel.
Just me I guess.
 

If your everyday carry (EDC) pistols are in another state,
you're doing it wrong.

Since I'm a legal resident of WA state,
have a WA state CCW license,
and I refuse to register any gun I may own, with the state of
Hawaii,  and the CCW hoops are BS and CCW licenses useless after all
new "safe" zones your governments have created,
what do you suggest?
I know that sentence is too long.
Airplane tickets are cheap.
 

Anyways. . . 

Been watching a lot of videos on vision plane focus and tendency for eyes to focus on the dot, especially in target transitions and efforts to "track the dot".  Where many think they are "target focused", but aren't.  I've been shooting more recently with an occluded dot, where you definitely "see" if you are target focused or not.

focus...

focusing on target...OK....

Y'all might remember about 3 years ago I finished a match after my front sight broke off. Try shooting with no sights some time. At close range it's mostly just lining up the top of the gun anyway.

I use the corner/edge of the slide

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From your previous postings, you focus on the dot, correct? Why is that? Is that for shooting USPSA or defensive shooting?

Look up opinions/feedback from Glock Captain and USAMU (or maybe former by now) shooter Shane Coley. Or other Master and Grandmaster shooters, like Ben Stoeger and JJ Racaza.

But hey, at least you shoot. Not a broken record…


ETA: Shane Coley is now former USAMU.