One thing people need to understand is that if you are ever in a self defense situation, it ain’t like being at the range. Your heat rate and adrenaline are going to be through the roof. Try sprinting 50 yards, drop and do 25 push-ups, sprint back 50 yards. Now go to your holster and draw and fire. Most will be lucky to hit the target. It’s a completely different ballgame when it’s split second decision making and a threat only a few feet away. Practice static so your reflexes are automatic. But practice real life and compare your results. You’ll be surprised at the difference. Then work on evening them up👍
Whoever made your intro needs to go back and make one that doesn't suck. Take out all the flicker cuts and try again. Also, get a trainer who can shoot more than half a mag without getting winded...
Some things to look for are recoil mitigation and weapon manipulation. Just look at how flat the slide is tracking at 1:43. You can tell the ammo is not underpowered either by the ejection pattern. Watch the draw, watch the reload on the move and how his eyes go to the magwell only for the split second needed, then back on target. No wasted movement.
@@davidjackson9712 I know exactly who he is. I also know that at this point, maybe it's time he gives it up and spends some time with the grandkids. There are better trainers out there who can still breathe after firing a Glock.
