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Now, dryfire at least 200 times in DA. Then pull the side plate and lubricate the trigger mechanism, re assemble and dry fire another 200 times. Take to range and practice, practice, practice - - - don't forget to practice with your semi auto also.

mommagamber, when do you have to reshoot? I doubt your husband's semi auto revolver would be accepted. Shooting double action is easy with a gun that's tuned and set up for it and sp,epme who knows how to shoot DA gives you a little coaching. You have my contact info let's get you qualified.

mommagamber wrote:Yes but I suck uner pressure. I had mostly been practicing with the glock because I was most worried about it.

If Lufkin is too far give me a shout I'm in the Beaumont area.

You are very welcome.

Overtraining also leads to stress. Practice what you need to practice. Twenty well placed shots a day will build more confidence in your ability than 100 that are scattered. When you are training use a small target not that big old B27 - - - paper plates or typing paper make great training targets. Get to the point you can keep ten shots on a paper plate or typing paper at 15 yards and when you go to qualify it will be easy to keep your shots in the 5 ring.

mommagamber wrote:

I am so stressed out about the 90% score on the shooting test. I suck at shooting from 15 yards. I am trying to blame it on the fact that I have a hard time with depth perception. My revolver I do pretty good with but my 9 mm is the problem. I am sure I will do fine I just hate any sort of test. I took my insurance license test earlier this year and I was so super stressed out about it and I passed the first time. I wish we could do the shooting test the first day so I don't stress out all week.

I am not going to stress, I am not going to stress.....yes I will.

mommagamber,

You have to score 225 to pass they give you a second chance. If you really work at it you can max the 3 and 7 yard stages you only have to score 50% on the 15 yard portion. Concentrate on what you are doing focus on the front sight squeeze the trigger and don't worry about where you hit concentrate on the next shot. Revolver is first, you aren't worried about your skill with a revolver that will build confidence. What 9mm gun are you using if it's a compact or subcompact try to get a full size to shoot on the test the longer sight radius will help.

Tell yourself this is just a thing and things can be overcome.

Good luck and shoot straight!