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I wouldn’t be too concerned about combat sites versus competition sites. There is a difference between the two I’d be more concerned about a level pistol shooting level. Most of the time. Combat sites are set for an 8 inch paper plate at 12 to 15 feet away, which means if the pistol is level, the impact should be where it is 8 inch paper plate. My opinion, you should really start focusing on bending at your waist and not your wrist. This will help. Keep the weapon level and keep you on target doesn’t matter which one you choose as long as the pistol level always remember the sites are there for a convenience. Thank you so much for commenting. Looking forward to seeing your response.

@@johnthefirearmsinstructor I've had significant issues adjusting to the combat sights. Even if I raise the point of aim to cover up the target, the shots are consistently low. What has been helpful is something you discussed in your video. If I slightly raise the front sight only, so the top of the slide becomes barely visible, then the shots are on target. If the front sight is positioned such that the top of the slide is just below sight, the shots are low with combat sights, but on target with "target sights." . Can you discuss the relevance of top of slide visibility? Obviously I'm mindful the top of the front and rear sights must be level. My point is, two different type sights ("combat" vs "target") require two different holds, i.e. the top of the slide is just barely out of sight vs just barely visible. I've had others shoot the pistols in question with the same results. I've also read posts on youtube discussing the same issue. Adjusting aim from the waist versus the wrists is helpful -- I do notice results are worse when shooting at a low target, so that suggests I'm not maintaining a level gun while doing so. All of this would, i think, be an excellent topic for a video. All guns simply do not shoot the same, the hold must be altered to suit the gun.

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Great Advice for The First shot then what, drive the weapon in the key. Unfortunately you’re two hands can’t grip the pistol the same way. I appreciate the comment

@@johnthefirearmsinstructor That is objectively incorrect. I learned this from a USPSA grandmaster. Speed and accuracy are not mutually exclusive.

@@johnthefirearmsinstructor go watch Ben Stoeger's videos on grip and target focused shooting. They're very informative.

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