06/23/2026
3 Things I Wish I Knew at the beginning!
Structure - build the position of your hands, wrists and arms to allow the gun to cycle and operate like it’s in a vice or chassis. It’s not about pressure as much as structure and where your bones support the gun.
Slow vs Fast in Learning - You need to be comfortable shooting quickly for most people’s end goals. So shooting slowly a lot of the time in your training calendar is not going to help you. Plus, a lot of us over confirm the sights. Yes, OVER CONFIRM, like you stare at them as if they are not already telling you “yes, you can shoot now”. The sight(s) are never wrong.
Friction Necessary to Learn - friction forces your brain to struggle, which is the exact biological trigger required to forge new neural pathways and consolidate memory. Without that resistance, you aren’t actually acquiring a new skill. You are merely experiencing an illusion of fluency that will vanish the moment you test it.
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