We Trained a New Shooter to Shoot Like a Pro in 30 Days. 

When you roll those pants up and look in the mirror, do you think damn this looks manly?

Honestly Mason was pretty okay to start with. Good job Mason!

We like Mason!! He’s awesome.

I really do think that the best thing the Mantis helps with is that first shot. Practicing leading with your eyes and getting that first shot without having the spend about three days deciding where to aim. I'm a total noob shooter, and I need to start using my Mantis... four kids running around makes that difficult!

The mantis is great for drills that you might only want to run once or twice due to the relatively high round count. The Travis Haley cadence accelerator is one of my favorites. For a two stage trigger, i also like practicing going between hammered pairs where i just ignore the first wall and then slowing down and breaking a pair off the wall.

I've been saying it since I first subscribe to this channel!!! you guys are excellent teachers.

5:28 you should do the drill where you confirm zero on that optic LOL good stuff! just bustin balls

Serious comment: Hey guys, I've recently started my real firearms journey about a year ago. Before that, I was into airguns and airsoft. A lot of the manual of arms translates perfectly over, along with target acquisition and transition skils. The only difference is recoil control, as even blowback airguns can only simulate so much of the recoil. Instead of Mantis, I just use my airguns to dry fire training at home, and it helps with many of the skills Mason mentioned here. The biggest thing that it helped me with is trigger control and the "flinch", especially with the 1911. I got significant improvements just from those sessions at home. Thabks for sharing this with us!

Joe told me to comment. Happy Saturday everyone 🥳🇺🇲 This is a great video idea guys

Great work! Nice optic change/upgrade too 😘

You guys should create a patreon where you release other content. This could help support the channel. You could post more long form content like the training days you guys did with him.

Interesting to see the difference between your dry fire only and this mix. Nice video.

In the thumbnail the expert does not look very happy with the noob 😂

I can’t get over how much the trainee looks like a much younger GarandThumb

Joe, here's a comment for you. And I'd like to see Mason a bit more to check on his progress !

Spear is hell of a first rifle for someone who doesn’t send it down the range multiple times a week, based really “If gun good and nice, how me not be good and nice?”

Yall need to invite Trevor out to shoot. The man deserves it for being the channel'a sugar daddy.

Seeing LGBT 🏳️‍🌈 bring autistic’s into the gun world is super wholesome 🙏🏾.

BAD Levers are the way. Nice job, Mason 🤙

One Month Later: Seeing the cheap Holosun gone and replaced with a Romeo 8T made me LOL.

IMO dry fire is over rated with reference to rifle/carbine shooting. Fundamentals, intent and purpose in your live fire and not “just having fun” will go a long way. Dry fire and drawing with pistol I do agree helps a lot. Gun games with friends also help. Like where well aimed fire is the point… a lot of my friends and I will line up, and each shoot at a target, if you miss you get 1 redo, otherwise your out, everyone whose not out then backs up from the target further and repeat etc. this is fun in a friendly competitive way that puts stress on you also and you all improve. Do this often and before you know it you’ll be making pistol shots WAAAAAY further back consistently and reliably than you think. (Like 100 yard pistol will become, not that difficult pretty quick)

I did my first desk pop. Lol liked and subscribed :)

always a great time when they drop a video

Really cool video idea!

13:06 smooth lol

Still watching about 75% and great video, interesting watch

Good work too Mason

Good job boys

The issue I always have is that I have a different astigmatism in each eye and always have issues with red dots. Now I have to go shoot my Spear LT, Scar 17 and FAL... thanks guys 😑

Joe told me to leave a comment. Comment 😂

lucky!

So worried to learn how good the "noob" level is

I don't claim to be king of fashion but what's with the rolled pant legs? Asside from that great vid, can't wait to get to the range again myself. Also new sub here FYI 😊

Its been a while but im here now. And I brought mini muffins.

Your exposed ankles were making me cold

Capri pants are fashionably questionable. Nice Sig spear.

I think your pants got even tighter.

Give your sister her jeans 👖 back

okay okay now there’s TWO OF EM?

Those damn old people who don’t know anything about new stuff 🤔

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This guy any relation of Kit Badger?

algorithm gods please help my boi help me

isosceles stance is gonna get him killed!11 much 90s… tacticon tactical flip flop guy has great video on stance, slide that right leg back, look sexy. Commenting for the algorithm

What’s with the way he’s holding the gun at 1751? Are we just trying to sweep everybody?

RU-vid keeps unsubscribing me over and over again and I pay for there stupid premium!! Wonder if I can go after them for that since I pay?

Comment for the algorithm.

I wanna see this guy turn into Ben affleck from the accountant movie.

The pants were a little too much for me

Mason? Illuminati confirmed.

He is not “15”

The thumbnail,expert, sorry embryo,you ain't there

Algorithm comment.

Obligatory Algorithm Comment.

This dude was not a noob lol he was great from the start. Fake News