Targets Help

[Anthony18]

Hey guys:
The attached targets were shot with my current EDC Sig P-365.
I am posting my targets from my last range time on 8/11/19. I start with a target at 20ft. 1/2 -1 second per round 2 hand. The target with the unintentional headshot was with one hand drill strong hand (Right) alternating with weak hand (Left) same rate of fire. One of the targets is 50 feet same rate of fire. Then back to 20 feet same rate of fire 2 hands. I bought small reactive stickers to bring my aim to a tighter focus.

If anyone has suggestions on what I can do to improve my shots, tighten my groups.
Thanks,
Tony

[Spence]

Start slow and concentrate on putting the shots as close to bullseye as possible. The speed will come naturally as you begin putting the shots exactly where you want them. Focus on your grip, sights and your stance, one round at a time.

[Zee]

@Anthony18 I’m cross-linking my reply on the other thread so you can find it from either place:

General Question?

I agree, it can be hard to tell what’s happening just from targets, but here are a couple of things I’d suggest trying or looking at: Do some drills at closer distances. I find target acquisition easier and faster at the close distance, so I’m able to get on-target more quickly and with less fatigue. That reduces the “wobble” and lets me see what else is happening there more clearly. I typically start my training with 3 yards, and if the group is tight, I’ll move to 5. If its still tight,…

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General Question?

@Anthony18 very glad you found something in there to work with. Since you have limitations at the range, it’s going to be that much more reason to do lots of dry fire… it can be an amazing help in improving things like trigger control. Its excellent that you’re working weak hand. Do your dry fire on weak hand too. One way to incorporate that in your live fire and get better leverage on improving your accuracy is to do 2-3 shot strings without changing hands … so, say 5…

[Anthony18]

Thank you Spence. Interesting that you said that. It’s one of the things Zee mentioned. In addition my self defense coach said the same thing. I think I’m going to blend both suggestions and slow myself down and limit my string of fire to 2-5 rd. at a time. I have to remind myself to slow down and focus.
Thank you for taking the time to read and answer with a positive suggestion.
I hope I become absolutely proficient at shooting.
Thanks.
Tony