Every year a bullseye pistol shooter came to the range and practiced all day every day for two weeks. He said by that time the gun fired when the sights were on the bullseye, no thought involved!
I did my thinking before the starting buzzer myself. A typical stage for one match was six shots, reload, six shots to keep the local match revolver friendly. If I made a mistake I didn't know it until I looked at a target. I was on auto pilot from the draw to holstering the pistol. I did the same thing shooting pool for many years, I did my thinking standing then ran the inning out without thought unless a wheel ran off my wagon.
Hu
