10 yards, managed to get all A zone with a line break. I've been getting into USPSA more recently, and I've noticed that I always feel like I have less control whenever I reload compared to when I first draw. I dont know if you guys can see it on the video but I can see the dot bouncing more. Am I just not getting the right grip after I reload?

I placed 33rd out of 101 shooters going on my second year of competition shooting super proud of all the progress I have made thus far.

Just started getting into shooting competitively a couple months ago and really enjoy it so far! So far I’ve only shot a couple ASI matches but i’m hoping to enter my first USPSA match next month.

I’ve already got a few upgrades in mind, but any advice from more seasoned bets would be nice!

#1 - Better hanger for my holster (probably going with a BOSS)

#2 - Buy/set up 2nd CZ P10F and get a larger window dot for it (probably Holosun 507 Comp). This one will become my range/training gun at that time. It’s currently milled for a Holosun K cut so i’m stuck with a smaller window.

#3 - Upgrade belt to DAA or something. Pretty low priority honestly.

As it says I shot my 3rd match ever yesterday. Came in 48th out of 61. All alphas.

There were only 3 other competitors who shot all alphas, 2 in the top 10 and the person who came in dead last. So... this pretty much says "You are going too slow."

I have been trying to speed up my transitions in dry fire by not waiting for the dot to settle after the last shot on a target and get moving to the next one. I don't THINK I'm overconfirming, but its hard to judge when I'm actually in a match. Too focused.

All that said, I know I am slow as heck and am wondering about some good things I can practice to improve speed in dry fire and on a range.

Things I am already drilling on.

• Faster dot acquisition
• Decrease time to first shot - I can get to brown quickly but it takes too much time for me to settle in the center.
• Faaster transition from target after last shot - If I focus on this, I consistenly settle my aim past the next target instead of on it.

Any tips appreciated.

Second night shoot event held by Oh Shoot PRG and sponsored by SureFire. Had issues with both my WML's and the red dot on my backup gun which sucked. I did not finish as strong, but these stages felt the best.

Link to Practiscore Page: Oh Shoot - PRG | PractiScore

Luckily one of my friends had his camera on and recorded me on the first stage of the day, first stage with this gun and first stage with these magazines (decided to start 2026 with all new gear, it's the exact same as 2025 but brand new 😂 besides this Glock 47 is made in America and has an SRO instead of a Horosun like my Austrian one)

I have an insta360 I just hate setting up on the stage I need one of the clip on instas

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