Okay, I know I need to practice but what should I practice on. More specifically how should I be practicing.
My groups are not that great. I am shooting a Ruger Blackhawk and I have had the chambers reamed out (before that the gun was ALL over the place). At 10 yards my 3 round groups are 3-4" and if I move out to 20 yards I have groups between 8 and 10". I usually just shoot milk jugs when I am out and I can hit the milk jug every time but they are pretty big and I would like to improve my accuracy.
My main reasons for improving accuracy are personal satisfaction and a self imposed rule. I can't buy a new gun until I can put 'em all in the black with this one at 25 yards. I don't know if this is reasonable or not but I am willing to try.
I do the same thing when I want a new pair of running shoes...if I can't run a 5K in some set amount of time (I am slow so that is like 25 minutes right now) then I can't buy a new pair of running shoes.
Thanks for reading...
My groups are not that great. I am shooting a Ruger Blackhawk and I have had the chambers reamed out (before that the gun was ALL over the place). At 10 yards my 3 round groups are 3-4" and if I move out to 20 yards I have groups between 8 and 10". I usually just shoot milk jugs when I am out and I can hit the milk jug every time but they are pretty big and I would like to improve my accuracy.
My main reasons for improving accuracy are personal satisfaction and a self imposed rule. I can't buy a new gun until I can put 'em all in the black with this one at 25 yards. I don't know if this is reasonable or not but I am willing to try.
I do the same thing when I want a new pair of running shoes...if I can't run a 5K in some set amount of time (I am slow so that is like 25 minutes right now) then I can't buy a new pair of running shoes.
Thanks for reading...