gaijin
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I've been flailing away with this RMR striker gun for a couple months.
"Proof is in the pudding"/"pretty is as pretty does" they say.
Shooting RMR handgun is fairly simple left to my own shooting groups at the range, shooting a match with one demonstrates to me what I can (and can't) do under stress.
We had a 24 rd. (12 targets), 55 yd. string in a match two weeks back. (Not a sanctioned USPSA match)
Targets were partial, full and with random "no shoots" obscuring shoot targets. A moderate degree of difficulty considering on the timer.
I had 1-D, 2-c's and 22-A's for the stage. This is considerably better than I can do with irons.
I believe a degree of proficiency with an RMR gun is a good thing these days. Besides, the challenge is fun and probably good for me.
As others have stated the hurdle here is the muscle memory with irons- acquired over umpteen years (OK, decades) of repetition.
"Proof is in the pudding"/"pretty is as pretty does" they say.
Shooting RMR handgun is fairly simple left to my own shooting groups at the range, shooting a match with one demonstrates to me what I can (and can't) do under stress.
We had a 24 rd. (12 targets), 55 yd. string in a match two weeks back. (Not a sanctioned USPSA match)
Targets were partial, full and with random "no shoots" obscuring shoot targets. A moderate degree of difficulty considering on the timer.
I had 1-D, 2-c's and 22-A's for the stage. This is considerably better than I can do with irons.
I believe a degree of proficiency with an RMR gun is a good thing these days. Besides, the challenge is fun and probably good for me.
As others have stated the hurdle here is the muscle memory with irons- acquired over umpteen years (OK, decades) of repetition.