FREE WEBINAR: Why You Still Miss—and How to Fix It in 4 Weeks or Less

This webinar outlines a 4-week 'Master Class' designed to significantly improve firearm accuracy. Led by John Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, the course addresses common accuracy killers like poor grip, inconsistent stance, bad trigger control, and anticipation. It emphasizes foundational techniques, consistent practice, and provides direct coaching to build shooter confidence and proficiency.

Quick Summary

John G. Johnson's 4-week Master Class addresses 10 common firearm accuracy killers, including poor grip, inconsistent stance, and bad trigger control. The course provides structured lessons, drills, and direct coaching to help shooters build confidence and improve their accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top 10 accuracy killers in firearm shooting?

The top 10 accuracy killers identified are: poor grip, inconsistent stance, bad trigger control, lack of sight focus, anticipating recoil, rushing shots, poor follow-through, inconsistent practice, lack of feedback/coaching, and range anxiety or lack of confidence.

How can I improve my firearm accuracy in just 4 weeks?

John G. Johnson's 4-week Master Class focuses on foundational techniques, consistent practice, and direct coaching to address common accuracy issues like grip, stance, and trigger control, aiming to build confidence and proficiency.

What is the 'Ball and Dummy' drill for improving shooting accuracy?

The 'Ball and Dummy' drill involves loading a magazine with a mix of live rounds and dummy rounds. When the dummy round is encountered, there's no recoil, revealing any flinching or anticipation the shooter exhibits.

Why is proper trigger control so important for firearm accuracy?

Proper trigger control is crucial because a smooth, consistent trigger press is essential for not disturbing the sights. Even with a good grip and stance, a poor trigger pull can cause shots to deviate significantly.

What is the recommended approach for defensive shooting accuracy?

For defensive shooting, the focus should be on hitting the vital triangle (shoulders to groin) 80% of the time, rather than solely aiming for bullseye accuracy. This ensures effectiveness in a self-defense scenario.

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