Tracking My 2026 GSSF Progress on the Range from early Spring 2026 through late July 2026.  The 2026 GLOCK Sport Shooting Foundation (GSSF) match season has been all about refining the fundamentals and chasing raw efficiency—and the clock is starting to reflect the hard work. Looking back at performance metrics from early spring through the summer matches, the trend lines across every division show significant, measurable time drops.  **The Numbers on the Board: GLOCK MOS: Dropped from an early season time of 119.52 seconds down to 82.39 seconds at the June Johnstown match—a massive 37-second improvement.  Amateur Guardian: Cut down from 141.31 seconds down to 86.57 seconds, proving that tighter sight picture control pays immediate dividends.  Unlimited: Streamlined stage runs from 115.80 seconds down to 92.18 seconds through smoother transitions and disciplined trigger control.   Key Factors Driving the Gains  1. Pacing and Transitions: Moving between targets with intention rather than rushing shots eliminated costly penalties and paper misses. 2. Plate Rack Efficiency:  Focusing on smooth, steady sight tracking across the steel plates trimmed vital seconds off multi-stage totals. 3. Consistent Match Execution: Taking lessons learned from early baseline matches in Delaware and Hurt, Virginia directly into training sessions refined overall stage strategy. There is always room to push for faster splits and cleaner runs, but seeing continuous drops in total stage times validates the training protocol. Onward to the late summer and fall matches!