01-04-2020, 06:06 AM
Jakegsxr11,
lots of good advice. the better one in my opinion was putting the target up on the wall (small dot) in the house, and practice (dry fire) your offhand regularly. like every evening or something like that. offhand is one of the toughest ways to shoot. another option is to shoot hipower metallic silhouette, which is all shot offhand from 200m to 500m. dry fire at night and go shoot silhouette 1x or 2x a month and you'll be a wiz at offhand fairly quickly. or go shoot conventional highpower, the off hand stage is demanding. but if you can't get out and shoot a lot, just do the dry fire thing at home as much as you can. offhand is NOT easy. but it can be learned and you can learn it too.
-tdbru
lots of good advice. the better one in my opinion was putting the target up on the wall (small dot) in the house, and practice (dry fire) your offhand regularly. like every evening or something like that. offhand is one of the toughest ways to shoot. another option is to shoot hipower metallic silhouette, which is all shot offhand from 200m to 500m. dry fire at night and go shoot silhouette 1x or 2x a month and you'll be a wiz at offhand fairly quickly. or go shoot conventional highpower, the off hand stage is demanding. but if you can't get out and shoot a lot, just do the dry fire thing at home as much as you can. offhand is NOT easy. but it can be learned and you can learn it too.
-tdbru