Hellcat Pro Challenge: Precision Shooting at 100 Yards

Long-range pistol shooting is an interesting and challenging discipline that combines precision, skill, and a deep understanding of ballistics. Here are some key factors and tips for long-range pistol shooting:

Optics and Sights
Cylee Cat Green dot used in this video
Grip: Maintain a firm but not overly tight grip.
Trigger Control
Smooth, controlled trigger pulls are crucial. Avoid jerking the trigger, which can cause the shot to go off target. I use an Apex trigger.
Breathing
Practice controlled breathing to minimize body movement. Shoot when you’re exhaling or in between breaths.
Wind and Elevation
Wind: At long ranges, wind can have a significant effect on your bullet’s trajectory. Learn to read wind conditions and make appropriate adjustments.
Elevation: Account for bullet drop. You may need to adjust your sights or scope for different distances.
Practice
Range Time: Regular practice is essential. Spend time at the range shooting at various distances to understand your pistol's performance and your own shooting dynamics.

Ballistics
Understand Trajectory: Learn how your ammunition behaves over long distances. This involves understanding bullet drop and how environmental factors affect trajectory.
Use a Ballistics Calculator: Tools and apps can help you estimate bullet drop and windage adjustments.