I am currently shooting an Axiom Ocularis frame with 1/2" TBG bands and 1/4" steel ammo.
I shoot sidearm ("Gangster") OTT style, and draw to an anchor point at the corner of my mouth.
This frame requires a thumb braced hold. I've learned that more or less thumb pressure will cause my shots to go high or low, respectively.
What I have NOT yet discovered is what makes me miss to the right or left.
I'm shooting at a 1-7/8" round spinner from 10 meters (33 feet).
I've looked carefully at centering the ammo in the pouch, pinching ON the ammo, and not twisting the pouch.
I've also looked at my stance: feet parallel to the target.
Maybe I'm expecting too much progress too soon. I'm hitting the spinner about 3 shots out of every 25-30.
I usually get one or two hits fairly soon after starting, then 1 good hit and a couple of nicks later, then I start missing either to the right or left and begin to get frustrated.
Any ideas on what else I should be looking at to Improve my accuracy?
Bob
I shoot sidearm ("Gangster") OTT style, and draw to an anchor point at the corner of my mouth.
This frame requires a thumb braced hold. I've learned that more or less thumb pressure will cause my shots to go high or low, respectively.
What I have NOT yet discovered is what makes me miss to the right or left.
I'm shooting at a 1-7/8" round spinner from 10 meters (33 feet).
I've looked carefully at centering the ammo in the pouch, pinching ON the ammo, and not twisting the pouch.
I've also looked at my stance: feet parallel to the target.
Maybe I'm expecting too much progress too soon. I'm hitting the spinner about 3 shots out of every 25-30.
I usually get one or two hits fairly soon after starting, then 1 good hit and a couple of nicks later, then I start missing either to the right or left and begin to get frustrated.
Any ideas on what else I should be looking at to Improve my accuracy?
Bob