johnnyb2
Ultimate Member
To bohman
Try Googling Down Range TV...I forget the actually web site url or what ever :-), but I get their emails a few times a month, and they usually have short video's from Champion Shooters showing trigger control, finger positions, issues, tips and all kinds of good info.
They also have reviews and other stuff, but the video's along with reading advice on here helps remind me on little things, since, I barely shoot as often as I used to or are able to, due to cost and ammo situation :-( A year ago, I was shooting about at least once a week, now, its not even once a month, every month.....so I need the refreshers from time to time.
Glad you choose a pistol that you liked. That IS one thing that is much nicer today, than 25 years ago. Back then, unless you knew someone with a pistol you wanted to try, there were not many choices. Today, you can go from one range to another, and shoot almost ANY pistol available for sale today. Less chance of making the ole....OOOOoopppsss!! :-)
One thing to consider for your NEXT purchase :-), is find a manufacturer that sells the higher caliber in a .22lr but have KITS available that you can upgrade later. Such as SIG, makes the P226, P220 and a few others in the .22lr, then you can buy the slide and mag as a kit for 9mm 40, or .45acp. Get 2 guns for the price of 1 1/2 sometimes just 1. I believe other companies offer this also. Just a thought :-) Happy shooting.
Try Googling Down Range TV...I forget the actually web site url or what ever :-), but I get their emails a few times a month, and they usually have short video's from Champion Shooters showing trigger control, finger positions, issues, tips and all kinds of good info.
They also have reviews and other stuff, but the video's along with reading advice on here helps remind me on little things, since, I barely shoot as often as I used to or are able to, due to cost and ammo situation :-( A year ago, I was shooting about at least once a week, now, its not even once a month, every month.....so I need the refreshers from time to time.
Glad you choose a pistol that you liked. That IS one thing that is much nicer today, than 25 years ago. Back then, unless you knew someone with a pistol you wanted to try, there were not many choices. Today, you can go from one range to another, and shoot almost ANY pistol available for sale today. Less chance of making the ole....OOOOoopppsss!! :-)
One thing to consider for your NEXT purchase :-), is find a manufacturer that sells the higher caliber in a .22lr but have KITS available that you can upgrade later. Such as SIG, makes the P226, P220 and a few others in the .22lr, then you can buy the slide and mag as a kit for 9mm 40, or .45acp. Get 2 guns for the price of 1 1/2 sometimes just 1. I believe other companies offer this also. Just a thought :-) Happy shooting.
