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Fire Control When Shooting Multiple Targets:
This is where you need to not only develop your individual components of grip, stance, and trigger but also time them to the movement of the gun so that they are in sync. When you fire a shot on the first target and start moving the gun to the next target, your shooting grip should bring the gun back into sight alignment. Your arms and body will bring the gun back into shooting position and your trigger finger is resetting and preparing to fire the next shot as you come on target. When your vision tells you the gun is paused within the acceptable target area and you see what you need to see; the shot is triggered automatically. Remember, vision controls the shooting. A common trap is to shoot a target array and develop a rhythm to your shooting that is not visually controlled enough.

As you move the gun from left to right, roll the left foot to the inside edge of the ball of the foot and angle the lower leg towards the direction you are moving. Use the angled lower leg and the inside edge to push with as you move the gun from left to right. This makes for a very precise, controlled movement as opposed to staying flat-footed. Use the opposite leg and follow the same procedure when going from right to left.

Watch what the eyes should do while transitioning from target to target:    • Mastering FAST Multiple Target Engagement:...  

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