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    Default Defensive Pistol League

    I start on a Defensive Pistol League tonight at my local range.
    Looking forward to getting better with shooting.
    Should be a good time.

    Anyone here have any tips that may help?
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    Do not rush, practice correct technique

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    Get extremely familiar with your draw and presentation of your weapon to the target in various stances and angles. As stated by Diver, don't rush it.
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    Sit back and watch and learn from others
    The sergeant is the Army. (Dwight D. Eisenhower) Don't be a fool and die for your country.Let the other sonofabitch die for his. (George S. Patton)
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    Patience. Slow is accurate, accurate is fast, slow IS fast.

    Psalm 82:3-5

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    Do not do a walk through of the setup before you shoot. This will make the scenario as realistic as possible . Consider the scenario as a life or death situation and encounter it as if it were real life.

    "Slow is smooth and smooth is fast"

    Most if all, have fun

    P.S. if you have a friend going as well. If its possible have them record you so that you can pick up on your mistakes

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    Thanks guys. I had a great time. I did find myself rushing my shots and then slowed down and I did better, but still need much more practice.
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