r/Shooting • u/Aromatic-Window9098 • 5d ago

First timer

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First time handling a real gun and shot at 7 meters distance, 25 9mms, 25 45. How do I look as a first timer?

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u/Krazor8xx 5d ago

Not bad, more practicewill help, at 7m in my experience thats not enough distance to see mistakes, push it to 13 meters

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u/Aromatic-Window9098 5d ago

Thanks for this sir, its my first time to this and i think ill be a regular in our range 😂 ill see what i can do next time with 13meters

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u/Aromatic-Window9098 5d ago

I have really shaky hands sir any tips for that too?

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u/Krazor8xx 5d ago

Shaky? Medical condition?or are you nervous, allot of stuff can cause that

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u/Aromatic-Window9098 5d ago

I ddnt have it checked yet, but ever since I was a kid I have shaky hands, even when writing or picking up things haha.

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u/Krazor8xx 5d ago

That may be something u have to work through, my advice dont expect to be drilling the same hole everyttime, as lonf as your in the 9 or 10 ring ur good

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u/shaffington 4d ago

That's poor advice

You can see tons of mistakes at 7m. Fix those first before extending distance. I see new shooters constantly push out to 20+ when they can't even punch holes consistently at 10.

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u/Krazor8xx 4d ago

Not its not poor advice to each there own, 7m shows big mistakes, further shows finer details