Video and review available at the link:
Dynamic Fighting Rifle
Video and review available at the link:
Dynamic Fighting Rifle
Nice!
I like his rule that you must vary the round count of your strings each time. I'm definitely going to have to incorporate that into my drills, as I find myself getting stuck in a particular shot cadence a little too easily and have to remind myself that not every opponent will go down after one fast pair to the chest.
Looks like great training. I hope I get to train with him sometime. What kind of rifle setup is that?
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I think he was shooting and Adams Arms piston driven rifle, and the optic was a Leupold dot that he is reviewing.Originally Posted by BJJ
I was wondering why I didn't see your Marlin, then it dawned on me that you were behind the camera.
I broke down and ran a bullet hose, but I went old school sans any contraptions bolted to my rifle... Had to look through the round thing at the rear at the pointy thing at the front.I was wondering why I didn't see your Marlin, then it dawned on me that you were behind the camera.
my levergun doesn't have any mechanical offset.
Eric is a great guy. I would love to take some training from him. I know him from meeting him at three gun matches. He is a pro but still will take the time to talk to aspiring shooters like myself. Great guy that you would like to have at your back on a serious call.
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