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Post by HRFunk on May 16, 2018 11:04:19 GMT -5
Hi all, here's one for you the weigh in on. Let me know your thoughts!
Howard
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Post by ruber on May 16, 2018 23:10:54 GMT -5
Fun video Howard.
I use .22’s as a tool to get new shooters up to speed or to transition experienced shooters to new scenarios/skills.
It would be interesting to see a similar test done with someone less experienced. I do stick to each caliber for longer though.
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Post by HRFunk on May 17, 2018 7:13:54 GMT -5
Fun video Howard. I use .22’s as a tool to get new shooters up to speed or to transition experienced shooters to new scenarios/skills. It would be interesting to see a similar test done with someone less experienced. I do stick to each caliber for longer though. Interesting idea. I may have to sweet-talk my daughter into coming out to the range for that one. She has very little experience with handguns. Howard |
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Post by craig on May 19, 2018 12:38:23 GMT -5
I think any practice is good. My Dad competed with a 1911 45, he bought a 22 (don't remember which)with the same weight & feel of a 1911 to practice with. Recoil was different of course, but aiming & hitting POI was what he was working on.
I have carried a small 22 in hot weather clothing. In that case practice with the pistol became very important.
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