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bumped into good article at army.com
http://www.army.com/articles/item/1958
BRASS is an acronym
Breath Relax Aim Slack Squeeze
I havent given Bullseye shooting a chance yet.
dont shoot Bullseye myself but want to give it a try
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/
most bullseye shooters I have seen focus on slow fire and discipline.
USAMU Pistol Guide and Zen in the Art of Shooting
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/training.htm
they also have the wheel of misfortune.
but I would like to add the wheel is not always accurate nor fixes for your shooting mistakes easily mentioned.
if you shoot low with a long heavy trigger check for flinch otherwise work on pulling trigger better. smooth consistent pull all the way back to frame.
can hear people recommend dry firing but rarely do you get further tips to improve.
use a dummy round placed randomly in the magazine to see if you might be flinching. do it repeatedly to work issues out.
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another website added
http://www.sportshooter.com/
specificly the printable targets with the wheel of misfortune
http://www.sportshooter.com/improving/targetgallery.cfm
then a article which has helped me alot with trigger pull
How to Shoot a Double Action Trigger by Mark E Freburg
http://www.outdoors.net/site/features/feature.aspx+Forum+Firearms+ArticleCode+2612+V+N+SearchTerm+
http://www.army.com/articles/item/1958
BRASS is an acronym
Breath Relax Aim Slack Squeeze
I havent given Bullseye shooting a chance yet.
dont shoot Bullseye myself but want to give it a try
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/
most bullseye shooters I have seen focus on slow fire and discipline.
USAMU Pistol Guide and Zen in the Art of Shooting
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/training.htm
they also have the wheel of misfortune.
but I would like to add the wheel is not always accurate nor fixes for your shooting mistakes easily mentioned.
if you shoot low with a long heavy trigger check for flinch otherwise work on pulling trigger better. smooth consistent pull all the way back to frame.
can hear people recommend dry firing but rarely do you get further tips to improve.
use a dummy round placed randomly in the magazine to see if you might be flinching. do it repeatedly to work issues out.
edit
another website added
http://www.sportshooter.com/
specificly the printable targets with the wheel of misfortune
http://www.sportshooter.com/improving/targetgallery.cfm
then a article which has helped me alot with trigger pull
How to Shoot a Double Action Trigger by Mark E Freburg
http://www.outdoors.net/site/features/feature.aspx+Forum+Firearms+ArticleCode+2612+V+N+SearchTerm+