2018-10-28 SRGC Practice

Recent dry fire focus has been on developing an awareness of my foot position while moving, so that I'm pulling the trigger during a relatively stable sight picture. This occurs as I'm lifting my back foot or as I'm moving it forward. The sight picture bounces as I'm setting my foot down, so that's a bad time to fire as the aiming area gets tighter. I experimented with firing one or two shots on each step and getting a feel for the stride length and shot cadence with each approach.

Clips 1 & 2: Shots here started at 15 yards and closed in to 10 yards. I'd like to get the first shot off a step earlier. Firing two shots on each step felt awkward here, but I need to do some more experimentation.

Clips 3 & 4: I focused on firing two shots on each step for these 5-yard head shots. This often involved nearly pausing my foot as I moved it forward, giving a somewhat stable sight picture as my body continued to move forward.

Clip 5: I shot a 1.9x s Blake Drill with 6 A out of the gate then set up my camera and attempted to repeat that feat. The runs were almost all under 2 s but had one or more Cs. This was the best of the bunch.