Where does wobble come from?

How much wobble eminates from the wrist, the elbow, the shoulder, the core?

I've seen where someone (Kuhnhausen probably) had broken out 1911 accuracy component effects A% bushing fit, B% barrel lockup, C% frame to slide etc. Has anyone attempted this type of analysis on the shooter?

As your skill progresses, the distribution of wobble contributions changes.

Merick wrote:How much wobble eminates from the wrist, the elbow, the shoulder, the core?

I've seen where someone (Kuhnhausen probably) had broken out 1911 accuracy component effects A% bushing fit, B% barrel lockup, C% frame to slide etc. Has anyone attempted this type of analysis on the shooter?

Humans are not machines like guns. You can’t quantify the source of my wobble anymore than you can observe how my eye perceives my wobble or what I mean when I say I grip “firmly.”

Try one thing at a time and see if it helps
press your toes down a little
squeeze your glutes a little
flex your forearm

Typically poor alignment on the front wheels of the cart ?  

Multiracer wrote:Typically poor alignment on the front wheels of the cart ?  

That reminds me my tipke cart definitely needs better tires before I go to perry.

You must be "off your trolley"! (Sorry UK slang, but I could not resist )

I accept how much I see...I work on making it slow down.