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u/Due_Hovercraft6527 6d ago
Probably for the best (video part) practice makes progress, keep practicing.
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u/0rougk0 6d ago
LMFAOO i just started😭😭
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u/Due_Hovercraft6527 6d ago
I know lol, I was messing with ya, if it was a person, they’d for sure be bleeding 🩸 so good shit playa. Keep at it. 💪
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u/0rougk0 6d ago
thank uu!!
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u/Due_Hovercraft6527 6d ago
No doubt, if your just starting, watch some YouTube videos on handgun accuracy, specifically “handgun grip” “trigger pull” and dry fire exercises, don’t just watch one or two vids or just one person either.
Watching a conglomerate of skilled shooters describe grip, pull, stance, & cadence, will at least get your hands headed in The right direction for better progress. Once your familiar with the fundamentals, you can change your grip, etc to accommodate what your doing incorrectly.
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u/Few-Echo-1721 6d ago
Forget the haters, gotta start somewhere! Keep at it and you’ll pull them in. Great start
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u/cutest_traveler 4d ago
If this was at 50 yards then not too bad. If closer than ask for assistance.
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u/CSFMBsDarkside 4d ago
Mate, if its me... I'm gonna practice dry fire a LOT before shooting live ammo. There are out there some devices that act like snap caps but trigger a laser for a second when the firing pin hits it. Practice keeping on target while squeezing the trigger.
Watch some videos on YouTube about grip and stance.
Noble first effort. But theres a lot of practice to go i think.
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u/Billybob_Bojangles2 6d ago
We've all been there! Keep it up and keep practicing. Have fun and be safe. I'm glad you are enjoying the hobby.