well the military teaches point shooting so that you know by instinct where your weapon shoots from a less than perfect shooting platform. does a guy have to be a gun magazine editior for someone to share their opinion or experiance around here?
oops I guess I missed where he is selling something?
oops I guess I missed where he is selling something?
Gun rag editors aren't much better than this guy, fwiw.
He's selling advertising on his website. Every click probably get's him something.
Oh yeah, he's selling his soul too.
He has a stupid patent on an L-bracket for the right-hand side of your gun
Did you see the "aiming Aid"
How would you holster a piece of angle iron (in plastic) glued to your gun????
How would you holster a piece of angle iron (in plastic) glued to your gun????
I didn't see any of that junk ya'll are talking about. I do like to discuss different shooting techniques though! hahaha
That's almost like talkin with my brother. Hold this way, hold that way, practice doing this, practice doing that.
That's almost like talkin with my brother. Hold this way, hold that way, practice doing this, practice doing that.
My granpa showed me how to shoot like this...said he learned it in the Army.
It "works" but it's just not significantly better enough to switch out of a standard (and solid) fighting grip, IMO.
In other words:
Too much change for too little return.
Yep, he's selling his own software (or at least the domain is owned by the company who makes the software or is affiliated with every link there.)
