Had a great day...

[whitewolf68]

at the Shooters range with the new Glock 30. It performed as I had hoped but I need to work on my wrist control, I was pulling left so I need more practice time.

The range was busy as hell too. When I got there they had a class on the range and probably 2 dozen people waiting for a lane. I was fortunate to get a lane, thank you Keith. I cut my time short and only stayed about an hour or long enough to put 100 rounds downrange so that others could have a chance as well.

Over all it was a good day. Oh and I did drop off two flyers to Shooters as well in hopes we can get some exposure there.

 

[ADulay]

at the Shooters range with the new Glock 30. It performed as I had hoped but I need to work on my wrist control, I was pulling left so I need more practice time.

Make sure you've got that left hand (and thumb) actually doing something and not just "resting" in place.

When I shoot with the hand held flashlight, almost all of my shots drift off left. That's because the flashlight takes away from the amount of "force" I can lay up on the frame.

So, make sure that left hand is firmly in place on the frame and your "left pull" should go away.

AD

 

[whitewolf68]

Thank you for the help AD I will have to try that next time I am at the range.

I know that I need more range time but at $20 a day I just cannot afford too much of it. I have to find another job or something to support my habit.

 

[rebel_son]

Lots of people seem to pull a bit left with the Glock. I know when I choke up the slack on the trigger on my glock17 before I shot I do ok. Nothing is like the trigger on a 1911 though. I wish I could get my glock trigger like that without it costing a fortune.

As side note, I have a dealer accoutn with lone wolffe anyone know what parts they sell that could make it so I dont have all that slack in the tigger prior to the bang? I know I can get the 3.5lb trigger, but I still worry about all that slack.

 

[whitewolf68]

Yeah it will take a while for me to get used to the Glock trigger. I am used to my Kimber 1911 trigger.

Hopefully our resident Glock man (AD) will be able to help you on the parts.