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H Krause please comment
D.Duck wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in message ... On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 21:35:12 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: I don't know how I can do it, but I do. We went back several times over the course of a week and the results were always the same. Even the Grunts were impressed. Hand eye coordination is paramount in handling semi-auto hand guns - you've got a good eye and your wrist and hand do what you tell them to do. Twitch reflex also has something to do with it - the higher the twitch reflex, the more accurate your grouping will be. For me, semi-auto handguns are a PIA - I have two, but I much prefer a revolver - limited rounds, but I'm much more accurate with a revolver than a semi-auto. Back when I carried a Navy 1911 .45 - you didn't want to be near the practice range when I was around. :) Hell, even a city boy like me qualified expert with both the .45 and M1. I remember my boot camp M1 score of 243 out of the possible 250. Won 25 bucks from Leatherneck magazine for the highest boot camp score during that particular year. Of course you young wipper snappers wouldn't know anything about the M1. 8) French-Indian War vet, eh? |
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