What I am working on and Colorado State!
I write this post as a record for myself and to share any training tips that may be helpful to others. If you think it may help you give the tip a try. As a baseline, I am a 200/200/20 shooter, that is 200 mls reaction time, 200 mls draw time and 20 mls flight time. For 2021, my best bracket time is a .420 which is consistent with 200/200/20 for a .420. The Draw: I am trying to stand more upright and to draw closer to the holster. Standing more upright moves the muzzle forward which helps with rule 17. I would like to get the cylinder just above the boot of the holster. That would put the muzzle several inches in front of the lip. What I am trying to do is make my draw more compact. Less motion should be quicker. I practice with a laser into a mirror at 8 feet. I can see my draw. If the laser hits me in the waist, it would be a hit in the light. I am striving for a draw time of 180 milliseconds or less. It is difficult to go from a dry fire draw to the competitive draw. I