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<blockquote data-quote="CoolShi7Designer" data-source="post: 3615898" data-attributes="member: 48420"><p>Thanks for the replies.</p><p>I have a mantis laser academy that I use fairly regularly and am accurate with, I got it just for this issue actually and it's how I got rid of the "right" part of being low right. Thing is, I don't push it when I know there's going to be no recoil so the laser trainer isn't helping with the "low" part because it's only a problem I have at the range. (And only with my pistols) I've never had pro training even though I worked in the gun industry for a few years but I'll check out Wilshire, people have recommended that range repeatedly. I've shot a bunch of cool guns that most people don't get to, but I've never even shot a revolver. I've only been a gun owner since 2016 and 90% of my experience with guns has been for the purpose of designing gun stuff. I have a really weird mix of intimate mechanical knowledge of guns (I love working on them), but missing a bunch of basic experiences and common instruction that most shooters get growing up. I just learned how to zero a hunting rifle and haven't ever been hunting besides duck and pheasant with a SG. I definitely blink every shot so that's a useful bit of knowledge, I'll get that book.</p><p>Thanks again, hopefully I'll meet you guys at the eat and shoot event this month.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoolShi7Designer, post: 3615898, member: 48420"] Thanks for the replies. I have a mantis laser academy that I use fairly regularly and am accurate with, I got it just for this issue actually and it's how I got rid of the "right" part of being low right. Thing is, I don't push it when I know there's going to be no recoil so the laser trainer isn't helping with the "low" part because it's only a problem I have at the range. (And only with my pistols) I've never had pro training even though I worked in the gun industry for a few years but I'll check out Wilshire, people have recommended that range repeatedly. I've shot a bunch of cool guns that most people don't get to, but I've never even shot a revolver. I've only been a gun owner since 2016 and 90% of my experience with guns has been for the purpose of designing gun stuff. I have a really weird mix of intimate mechanical knowledge of guns (I love working on them), but missing a bunch of basic experiences and common instruction that most shooters get growing up. I just learned how to zero a hunting rifle and haven't ever been hunting besides duck and pheasant with a SG. I definitely blink every shot so that's a useful bit of knowledge, I'll get that book. Thanks again, hopefully I'll meet you guys at the eat and shoot event this month. [/QUOTE]
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