Originally Posted by
thisisdonald
I found the pilkguns website invaluable for learning technique without any help. The lad has a way with words
http://www.pilkguns.com/pistolcoaching-shtml/
Definitely start with the hitchhiker guide... it's brilliant.
I had little to no 1-1 coaching and with reading e everything I could find and practising A LOT, my on after 6 months this was 86 which I thought was not too shabby.
If your gun has a dry fire feature you can practise in the house... let off is probably the most important part of pistol shooting... you can practise with just a black dot on a wall - it doesn't even have to be 10m, you are just getting your mind and your finger engaged - or disengaged as the case may be - totally zen man !!!
Hi Donld and thanks for the heads up on pilk guide what a gold nugget for some one starting out I've tried the blank wall raising your arm while eyes are shut I have now got my natural and comfortable arm position with no pistol in my hand next step will be to place pistol in my hand in such a way that it to is comfortable and natural with my posture so once that's done.I can move on to trigger.
Which brings me on to dry firing to get practise at trigger control so how do I dry fire my pistol please do I wait till c02 run out so I csn use trigger as with c02 charged I could not possibly shoot pistol in the house Wife would moan alot any help please guys.
PS the pistol No is TAU--7 T91124 calibre 177
Czech Republic
Can't find any more numbers unless they are under
Front or rear grips which Im frighten to take off at moment incase somthing flies out yes a real novices
Don't want to break owt so any information on my pistol Age. model. As it got a dry firing button I don't know thanks again
From frank
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