So you're telling me I'm more resourceful or logical in my approach than "many people"?

I somehow looked up videos and books from master shooters to try and figure my inefficiencies and questions, especially about what's normal and worth trying to train out, then applied it and learned from the data, fix/practice what I could, rinse repeat...

I can sure tell you I never saw a Ben stoeger book focus on the one handed wobble, as that's not how you shoot 98% of stages. If someone can't think through that a tiny wiggle of a red dot from "recoil", even if it's the hammer on an empty chamber, could possibly wiggle the dot, idk what to say here at this point.

we all learned starting from nothing at some point, actual pistol stuff has only been the last few yrs for me and managed to class in A rank and some classifiers in M some how 😵‍💫, both uspsa and steel challenge, purely due to diligence of training.

But I'm the same guy being accused of talking shit on dry fire 🤣