j1132s wrote:Well, today while working, I got bored :) acutally more like sleepy and feeling tired. So I decided to take a range break. While going thru my 3rd magazine, I remembered an advise from the net (can't remember where I read it):
Aim below the bulleye at its 6 o'clock position to get a consistent aim. I.e. the bulleye is a black dot, so you aim below it instead of in the middle of it. (I've always been aiming on the bulleye, which at 7 yds is very large and there's lots of room to move and still be inside it.)
Anyway, so I put 4 shots into the same hole at 7yds and the 5th shot when 1/2 way in using the method above. I was amazed. Unfortunately, my next 5 bullets didn't learn anthing from the first 5.
I'm so excited that I think I'll be heading to the range again after work and try to duplicate what I did.
This is the first time where I got 4 consecutive bulltes into the same hole and a 5th one almost in it. Some more info for the curious: gun used SigPro 2009, ammo was Blazer AL.
Jason...I figured that same thing out about a month ago, I really never knew to do that until one day I was reading on the internet the procedure you described. I do much better now (although with my shaky hands I doubt I can do two thru the same hole) than I used to!