Double tapping and tracking your sights

by Andre van Aarde

Shooting doubles at different distances is a challenging exercise that is as helpful as it is humbling. Learn how to track your sights, watch what they do between shots and take time to learn this so that it becomes muscle memory.

It is a great way to see what your vision, grip, and overall structure are doing as you shoot with almost immediate feedback.

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Demonstration of bullet casing being ejected from a handgun.

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