just to add more
action shooting is accurate shooting and not precision shooting, the target is rather large and is "weighted" in importance as much as speed. (accuracy)
a good way to build par time muscle memory without a timer is simply select the target such as an IPSC or paper plate and select a distance
from your presentation shoot sighted pairs (for those who are sensitive to double tap) increasing your speed until you miss at that distance. Slow down until you are hitting 80-90% This is your internal clock at that range
The time increases with distance because while the target size is still constant will appear smaller. (obvious I know) but it is difficult to hold the sights for most shooters.
I believe the best and the one technique the civilian shooter can master is the speed rock. This goes with the percentages and while all the other stuff is fun..........
Last edited by Etoh; 06/17/17.
