Yes, I'm extra confused.
I've been advised that I should be training with a .22, and not my carry gun.
So for my next shooting day, what am I supposed to do? I was planning on getting even more familiar with my gun, using what I learned Friday from my coach, and just shooting a lot.
My reasoning is, I need to know the gun I'm carrying and may have to use one day, though I fervently hope I never have to even let anyone see it!
Now, do I need to start over with training on a new gun? My coach never said I should. (I do want to add a .22 to my "collection" eventually.)
Thanks in advance for your help, and just know that in about 20-30 years I may be out of questions...maybe! Lol.
I've been advised that I should be training with a .22, and not my carry gun.
So for my next shooting day, what am I supposed to do? I was planning on getting even more familiar with my gun, using what I learned Friday from my coach, and just shooting a lot.
My reasoning is, I need to know the gun I'm carrying and may have to use one day, though I fervently hope I never have to even let anyone see it!
Now, do I need to start over with training on a new gun? My coach never said I should. (I do want to add a .22 to my "collection" eventually.)
Thanks in advance for your help, and just know that in about 20-30 years I may be out of questions...maybe! Lol.