article · Dec 3, 2004 · Brian Enos
Practice draw
JD45 Dec 3 2004, 07:41 PM I got to thinking about the way I practice draws today and wondered if anyone else has considered this. When I do dry-fire draws I am indoors. The target is usually pretty close and is fairly high off the floor. I noticed that the angle is a good bit higher than where a target would be in a match. Most targets at matches are comparatively low, like five feet to the top of the head(and even shorter). When you move that target out to 10 or 15 yards your draw must stop and you pull the trigger at a lower angle. This assumes flat ground, but I see many bays wi
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