So today, I survived 12 hours without the asthma medication, and we had a very light freeze on Saturday night, so I went to the range at sunrise at 32F, but calm conditions.
Here is the best timed fire targets (25 yards, standing, single hand, 5 shots in 20 seconds twice per target) out of three, but no scores less than 95.
Here is the best rapid fire targets (25 yards, standing, single hand, 5 shots in 10 seconds twice per target), with nothing less than 96:
And here is the best slow fire targets (50 yards standing single hand)
Cherry picking the scores for a simulated 600 match, I got a 570/600 with 18 x hits. That is a good practice session for me. A very good session. I was not able to clean a target, but I had two 99's.
I'm glad I kept practicing even when I couldn't hold the gun steady over the last few weeks. Today, I felt like I could actually work on trigger control and see some results if I was making progress. Little details. Side effects of the asthma medication were costing me roughly 5 points per target, or about 30 points per 600 match. More later this week.
I am thankful for every round I've gotten to put downrange this year.
This is fun. This isn't easy.
Joe