I tried dbl taps last weekend and I am not good at them. Any hints, tips? Im pretty sure the second shot isnt on the target at all? :gah:
Dry fire to find your splits. I personally just can not get good times as good on Beretta M9/Glock triggers as I do on a 1911. other people can.
I have heard that a laser (even a cheap one) will show your muzzle's movement without firing a shot, I haven't tried this method though.
If it's possible get yourself videotaped. you may be flinching, adjusting your grip too much etc that may only be visible to a third party.
IMO, If you can't get tape, get training.
There are few people I trust to teach me shooting, friends or not. I know how to shoot but we can all use help shooting better. You need to evaluate where you are as a shooter and decide how you want to go about improving.
There isn't anything wrong with entering some competition to get some trigger time, and be evaluated against/by other shooters. If you're primary reason for shooting however is self defense you should get training geared towards that. (Gunsite/Thunder Ranch et al.)
Just my opinion. Remember - this is supposed to be fun :santaclaus: