Recommend handgun instructor SEPA..

[Pag23]

I need to improve..I consistencly shoot left most of the time with different guns....only exception is my Staccato C2.... Grouping got better but I need to fix the flinch or grip..

Appreciate recommendations...

[Walleye Hunter]

I need to improve..I consistencly shoot left most of the time with different guns....only exception is my Staccato C2.... Grouping got better but I need to fix the flinch or grip..

Appreciate recommendations...

Are you a USCCA member? If so, they have a video library that I found helpful. Maybe you could find some on youtube or rumble that will help you out some.

[Pag23]

Are you a USCCA member? If so, they have a video library that I found helpful. Maybe you could find some on youtube or rumble that will help you out some.

Nah..not a USCCA member....videos are ok and I watch them but personal interaction could observe what I need to fix....

[Walleye Hunter]

Nah..not a USCCA member....videos are ok and I watch them but personal interaction could observe what I need to fix....

In that case, Frank Tait is an NRA instructor. He is a member here but I haven't seen him around lately. He goes by LPRGFrank (or something similar to that)

[DRB]

Phill Groff at Vigr Training is the man. He's a guy who can do it, but is solely focused on YOU improving, not impressing you with his ability. He even has private lessons if you would be interested.

https://www.vigrtraining.com/

[Steve_NEPhila]

Take the time, spend the money and go to Sig Sauer Academy in New Hampshire. Their website has their course listings. Their instructors are top notch and their facilities are world class. I have attended damn near 20 different classes for both carbine and pistol there and I continue to go back.

[Bang]

Friend was having a bad day on the range. POI was left and a little high. He was puzzled. I suggested he shoot weak hand (his left). He was amazed at the improvement. Shooting weak hand forced him to pay attention to the basics.

[Walleye Hunter]

I have a target with a pie chart on it. Each section of the pie tells you what you are doing wrong to end up in that section of the target. You can get these at the Oaks gun show from a guy who has a large selection of targets.

[Pag23]

I have a target with a pie chart on it. Each section of the pie tells you what you are doing wrong to end up in that section of the target. You can get these at the Oaks gun show from a guy who has a large selection of targets.

I have a pie targets but didn't bring them. The funny thing is that the groupings weren't that bad especially at some rapid-fire and one round per second shots.....

[Pag23]

Phill Groff at Vigr Training is the man. He's a guy who can do it, but is solely focused on YOU improving, not impressing you with his ability. He even has private lessons if you would be interested.

https://www.vigrtraining.com/

I've heard very good things about Phil and I might reach out to him...