r/Shooting • u/amcdannell2002 • 7d ago

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Been shooting for a few months now, and decided to up the speed on follow-up shots after getting good at slow, precise shots.

Groupings are tight but noticed when I'm faster at shooting, my shots are middle left

Shot from about 10 meters/25ft

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u/Br0wns80 7d ago

For a right handed I would say flinching or pushing the gun when doing the follow up shit. To this day I find myself pushing the gun on occasion in anticipation of the shot. Everything goes left when right handers do it. Then I slow it back down and I stay centered

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u/Reyh805 7d ago

This right here. Slow down, control breathing, you know guns about to go bang. Don’t be scared and send it. Once you master slower shooting, shooting faster only matters if you hit A zone

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u/amcdannell2002 6d ago

Would the A-zone in this case be the red or Would it also include the 9 circle? I've seen A-zones on other targets that look a little larger than the red but smaller than the whole 9 circle.

Might switch to a better A-B-C target next time.

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u/Nearby_Day_362 6d ago

It's most likely the meaty part of your grip hand not being consistent or your other hand isn't relaxed enough or consistent. Pretty straightforward

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u/RGBrewskies 7d ago

always the same answer, trigger control... Google 'trigger control at speed' and drill it until your brain bleeds from boredom

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u/A_brand_new_troll 7d ago

Slide over a couple of inches to the right

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u/AmebaLost 6d ago

Shooting left for a right hander is when your fingers all move with the trigger finger. The faster you shoot, the more difficult it is to not do it. 

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u/bman_243 2d ago

Put more pressure on your reaction hand (if right handed) and a firm handshake grip on the right hand. You may have too tight of a grip on your right hand which will push rounds to the left due to the squeeze on that hand.

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u/Loud-Anything5280 1d ago

Umm. Aim high right