Proverbs 27:17 Iron sharpeneth iron; So a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend. Whoso keepeth the fig tree shall eat the fruit thereof: So he that waiteth on his master shall be honoured. Thank you for another wonderful lesson.
Thank you for what you are doing love your videos you are a wealth of knowledge I have only been on you tube for a year I am 58 years old and was raised around guns and hunting I wish they had you tube back in the 60s and 70s lol so again thank you and God bless you and benny
As someone new to firearms and did not grow up with them, these are excellent sessions and extremely valuable. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge of firearms with others.
Your gifts are truly God given. Whether you are teaching on firearm subjects or on Christian principles, you make the subject matter interesting and you capture the attention of the audience. A while ago, I was looking for specific reloading information. To be short, I have been watching all your videos since. It is mostly because I know I will receive information I can rely on. You' also make the topics very interesting. That really is the anointing of God.
I watched all 9 of these, thanks for all your knowledge. I’m both a handgun hunter and action shooter, both with revolvers, and am looking forward to improving both.
Asked by my local to run the NRA pistol course a year ago, told them hell no. With an insight of nuances and a rule book a mile wide, you just reminded me why I had said that. Let's go back a few years to this special cartridge, and that prohibited handgun, and all that fiasco. I think it should be against the law to ask one person to memorize all that crap to put a program together.
I do dummy & ball. A lot of dummy & ball. I learned it from a guy Named Milton Sobocinski. If you type his name on google you will see him at 1956 olympics in Melbourne. Bob Munden trained his daughter with dummy & ball. I used to suck on my PT92, after three long dummy & ball sessions I was able to get 107 out of 110 points on a gun match. Ball & dummy is boring, most people hate it, but, for me, to ged rid of flinching is 99%, the rest you can do with a laser bullet and a laser target... and I love ball & dummy.
At our range a couple of years ago we had a group of good shooters who would show up on weekday mornings. They ranged in age from. 40’s to 80’s. Bout the only thing they had in common was being really good. I watched and learned. What did they do to be so good? Step one seemed to be grip. Once that was taken care of, it was trigger control, trigger control, trigger control. The best of our shooters were all about having guns with good triggers- but they could shoot any gun accurately, no matter how inexpensive and no matter how bad the trigger was. Sight picture was next. Here is where there was some divergence. A few of our good shooters preferred fiber optic sights. I’m still not sure how they used them to shoot a golf ball at 100 yards, but they did. I was taught to use a six o’clock hold, with metal target sights, and too me that is key.
In my early 20s I used a J Frame Model 63, shot double action and could score over 280 consistently. I should have stuck with the game. It was a lot easier than shooting airborne targets off the back deck of a moving fishing vessel. Good Videos.
Very good 👍 you got me hooked I have to keep watching. I really like the Ruger Mark I'm seriously thinking about getting one to hone my skills my father completed in our local NRA matches with a Mark 1. Thanks
Awesome video. I had some good PMI ‘s and coaches in the Corps, which led me to become a PMI and to shoot on rifle teams. Looking forward to watching your school circle while I prepare a “snapping in barrel” for my boys!
I’m a 66 year old newer shooter, only been in this addictive sport for a few years. Thanks for sharing your gift with us and know Jesus is smiling from ear to ear..
Wondering, how do those few sharpshooters of note, hit their targets without aiming the way you are teach us to aim? It almost seems, well I don't know like what, but precise pointing. Is it a learnable skill or what? Thanks for your videos. I am fairly good with my Hi-Standard Supermatic Citation 103 and trying to get better. JIM
No comment just a quick question about the .270 win. I was watching a different youtube video and the person said the .270 win is a barrel burner. In your experience any truth to this statment? Thanks Steve
Everyone that is into the shoot sports, should watch this series of videos.Lets see how many new shooters we can get interested with this series..Like, and Share, and Subscribe.
I just started shooting handguns the 1911 pistol is my choice . I have found out that I am left eye dominant but right hand strong . I am having trouble lining my sights up on target . If you could address this I would be very grateful. Thank you
Same here. Also legally blind without glasses. Military taught to tape left safety glass and practice. Been shooting since 10, and was expert pistol/ rifle in military, still have a tendency to squint left eye to verify I am practicing right eye alignment. Hope this helps.
many people have retrained their brain to correct cross eye dominance. I am one who has. Remember: your brain controls eye dominance, not your eyes. Start off by simply closing the dominant eye. learn to shoot that way and your focus will improve. Then start to shoot with both eyes open, but cover the lens of your glasses of the dominant eye. When you get used to that, use chapstick on the lens instead of blocking it entirely. All this time, your brain is learning to direct primary focus onto your formerly non-dominant eye. As time goes by, your brain will have adopted the formerly non-dominant eye and made it dominant. You’ll see this because you’ll be able to shoot both eyes open without focusing on the incorrect sight picture.
@@curtis6554 You're very welcome. I am a marksmanship instructor/coach for a youth rifle team. Many kids are cross eye dominant, but we live in a right handed world. Anyone who can learn to shoot right handed will have a much easier time, but nothing stopping lefties from adapting to right handed guns, it just takes work. As far as my knives, my page is J Wilson Handmade Knives on facebook. I have never built a web page because I stay so busy already. I prefer working one on one with customers instead of making the same knife over and over, so every knife I make is to order from my waiting list. Please stop by and check out the photo albums. I certainly appreciate it.
Yes. Here are the rules from the NRA Precision Pistol Rules book: 13. PHYSICALLY DISABLED SHOOTERS 13.1 Physically Disabled Shooters - A shooter who because of a physical disability cannot fire from one or more of the prescribed shooting positions outlined in these rules, or who must use special equipment when firing is privileged to petition the NRA Protest Committee for permission to assume a 27 special position or to use modified equipment, or both. This petition will be in the form of a written request from the person concerned to the Committee outlining in detail the reasons why the special position must be assumed or the special equipment must be used. The petition will be accompanied by pictures of the shooter in the position he desires approved and, if special equipment is required, the picture will show how this equipment is used. The petition and all pictures must be furnished in exact duplicate. The petition must be accompanied by a medical doctor’s statement if the physical disability is not completely evident in the picture submitted. (a) Each petition will be reviewed by the NRA Protest Committee. The committee may require additional or supplementary statements, medical information or pictures. If approved, the NRA Secretary will issue a special authorization certificate to the individual concerned. Such certificates will have necessary pictures attached. (b) Shooters who have received special authorization certificates will be required to carry them when competing in competition governed by NRA rules, and to present the certificate when requested by officials of the competition or by the NRA Official Referees or Supervisors. (c) In the event of a protest involving the position or the equipment used by such a shooter, the Official Referee, Jury or Supervisor will compare the questioned position or equipment with the certificate and the photographs presented by the shooter. If the shooter’s position or equipment does not, in the opinion of the official, conform to that authorized by the NRA Secretary (or if the shooter has no authorized certificate or pictures), the protest shall be allowed and the shooter will be required to change immediately to the position or equipment which has been approved or to an otherwise legal position or equipment. (d) Should a protest be carried beyond the Official Referee, Jury or Supervisor, the original protest will be endorsed by the Referee, Jury Chairman or Supervisor to show the action has been taken and will be forwarded to the National Rifle Association. (e) National Records may not be established by use of scores fired in special positions or with special equipment as may be authorized according to this rule. (f) Two types of authorization are issued; temporary and permanent. Permanent authorizations are issued to competitors who are permanently disabled. 13.1.1 Neither the shooting hand nor the arm of a competitor may be supported - 13.2-13.3 (BLANK) 13.4 Adapted Shooting Position - (a) In all single arm pistol events the non - shooting arm must be “at rest” on the competitor’s lap. The non - shooting 35 arm may not touch any part of the wheelchair. The non - shooting arm may not be used to provide added leverage by bracing against the opposite leg. (b) The arms of the wheelchair must be removed for all pistol events. (c) When shooting from an authorized wheelchair or chair with a back, the competitor’s buttocks must be tight against the back at all times. No “lay down” or “bridging” positions using the back are permitted.
@@GunBlue490 thankyou. After reading I do see some room for improvement on these rules, as they seem to be lacking for many of the disabilities that are out there. But thats for another day. I only say this as this might inhibit or discourage some. Mabey they should consider a new or added classification and possibly recognition of record setting recording. As most handi capped or disabled do not want to considered any different or treated any different than any other, sometimes their physical imparments do require a differant approach to some activities. As we all are aware these things are being recognised and brought to light daily so they can be addressed properly and fairly. Again thankyou.
hello sir can you make a video on double hand grip of handgun? grip pressure etc whats the correct way to stance and grip, please bust this myth for us too
Handguns unlike rifles require more discipline. To stay a good pistol shot frequent trips to the range are required for muscle memory and trigger control.
