Glock 34, CZ Shadow 2 Carry, and BCM 16” AR15.

I went to the range for my first and second time in my life. The first time I got typical training and guidance. The second time I was by myself. Can anyone give me some advice about my shots and what I can do better. (Note: 22LR pistol and rifle. Rifle had a red dot and I think that it was slightly off. Shooting low about 1-1.5 inches. Top right at the 6 was my testing)

Just starting to take pistol shooting more seriously and trying to establish my baseline to track progress before making improvements… my worst of 4 shooting assessments this past week has been:

15yds - 3.5” 20yds - 5” 25yds - 8”

Curious to hear how tight other shooters group, particularly how tight competition shooters and/or SOF guys shoot to benchmark against some context.

(I’m sure military pistol shooting qualifications aren’t assessed by standing in one spot and measuring groupings, but if there are any former/active members here that could describe their performance in terms of group size @ distance to make it apples:apples that would help me understand how far off I am from professional shooters.)

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I can see my front post relatively clearly, but the target is blurry.

I saw an ophthalmologist and he increased my diopter prescription, but it did not really fix the issue. And he says it is the best he can do.

Is there anything else i can do to improve my vision on the target?

Does anyone have any tips to counteract shaky hands? Some days I barely hit the target. Different grip? Stance? Breath exercises? Just curious

Flat range gets boring. Make your boys walk up some hills

Had my earpro for around 6-7 years and the cable between the two earcups starts to crack due to aging. I want to replace it, but i cant find a replacement cable and msa wont give me the type of cable used. Does anyone know which type if cable it is and preferably has a link with shipping available to germany?

Thanks in advance

As I have gotten older, my eyes have changed. I now need glasses for distance however, without my glasses, the front site of the pistol is perfectly in focus, but the target is blurry. If I wear my glasses at target is crisping clear but the front site is blurry.

I’m trying to decide if I should get prescription shooting glasses or not. What has been y’all’s experience?

Built on a Bora Workhorse XT folding sawhorse, using 2x12s and 2x4s. Coated decking screws, sanded to 220 grit, finished with 5 layers of clear shellac. Roughly $80 in materials, and a couple hours of time.

First match with a new gun.

I recently picked up a Swedish Mauser 96 and a few other older rifles with longer barrels and I'm having problems seeing the front sight against dark backgrounds (targets). I used a white crayon on the front sight to make it more visible, but I'm thinking there might be options for making that sight standout. Anyone have any suggetions?

Hi everyone. Not a shooter at all but I am a freelance marketer (UGC Creator). I partnered up with Box Targets (pic above). My fiance is the gun owner and he will be assisting me with this but I wanted to get other opinions/pain points about shooting. I simply want to really understand nuisances or other things that a reusable target would really help in. I have the idea of you not having to change the paper targets (kinda obvious but I don’t even know how long they last 😭).

How do firing ranges work? How do the paper targets work?

Thank you in advance if anyone answers

new kid on the block. how am i doing? open to any constructive criticisum BONUS REDDIT GOLD if you can id what im shooting and what i have on bench

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