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Summary: Learn how to use the Glock 9mm for target shooting at the gun range in this free online video on improving your aim with target practice.
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"Hi, my name is Chad and we’re doing a little rifle and pistol shooting- shooting some of the guns we’ve been talking about. Next gun we’re going to shoot is this Glock- nine millimeter semi-automatic. And we’re just going to take a couple of shots down range, see what it sounds like and feels like. Go ahead and load a couple of rounds in the magazine. You’ll notice while I do this, the handgun is pointed down range with the slide locked open- we know there’s no ammo in it. And it’s pointed down range- just keep it in a safe direction. Magazine’s full. So put your ear protection on and take a couple of rounds. Put a couple more in there. "
eHow Article: Using a Glock 9mm for Target Shooting: Practice Tips for the Gun Range
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shooter4 said
on 12/22/2008 For combat or self-defense oriented shooting, it's better to keep both eyes open or partially close the non-dominant eye. The reason for this is because a threat may appear from the left or right that may not be seen because you are closing that eye. By the time you see the threat, it may be too late to react to it. Not closing the non-dominant eye increases your ability to respond to a threat coming from outside your normal field of view.
samtrooper said
on 8/2/2008 Hi, chad i have a question when you shoot your pistol should close one eye to focuson the target? or both eyes open? if on both eyes open how... its difficult are there any tips on how to sight the target on both eyes and hit the target straight... thnks...