A billion awesome points to anyone who gets the title reference.
Shot a little club level IDPA last night. I was really happy with the trigger pulling/sight reading and reloading, not so happy with the movement or the planning. I got a little derpy in the 2nd position on this stage, and on a later unfilmed stage just went full retard.
Magnets!
Where can I cash in my points?????
Edited to add this idiot:
Now I want a revolver
I hear revolvers are slightly more complex than magnets
We'll never know because scientists just make up lies!!
Further explanation for anyone wondering: Magnets, How Do They Work? NSFW language
Also NSFAWAB (Not Safe For Anyone With A Brain)
(Sorry, I don't have anything material to comment on the original video. It's impressive to me though!)
Honestly, I really wanted to make an ICP joke, so it's all good.
The video was really helpful for me, but I also recognize that revolver shooting is sort of an arcane art, because there's maybe 10, 20 max dudes in the world that shoot revo at a really competitive level.
I actually really like shooting revolvers.
...just too darn bad a pelican ate mine.
Completely and utterly off topic.I actually really like shooting revolvers.
Guys brings a Davis .380 out to the range with us. Asks me if I want to shoot it. Sure!
Hang it on the 25 yard line, I'll wack it with my Glock....
Water! Fire! Air! And dirt!
I train to be better than I was yesterday. -F2S
Yeah, I'm going to steal that line.Originally Posted by Al T.
Completely and utterly off topic.
Guys brings a Davis .380 out to the range with us. Asks me if I want to shoot it. Sure!
Hang it on the 25 yard line, I'll wack it with my Glock....
Caleb, last month, both for he heck of it/as a practice/as a drill/to formally get the IDPA classification, I classified with my GP100-no land-speed records were set, but I had a blast, and easily classified. It also was a help in my preparation for our at that point upcomoing State IDPA match, which I shot with my DAO Beretta 92D.
With the recent thread on the site here on achieving a revolver-like rolling triggerpull on a Glock (and even more similarly on a Glock with a NY1 spring), I find that my revolver shooting is not only satisfying, but rewarding regarding my more primary gun's shooting skill-set.
Best, Jon
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