7 Shooter's Sins - Ken Hackathorn & Bill Wilson

[LtDave]

#4 Trying to buy skill, I have seen countless times. Aftermarket Glock triggers are all the rage. Just learn how to shoot the stock Glock.

A skilled shooter should be able to pick up any gun apply the fundamentals and shoot it well.

Somewhere in the video (watched it days ago) Ken mentioned people who have a range gun and a carry gun that are different. I trained with a guy years ago who would shoot the class with a G19 and when it came time for the qualifying test he would switch to a G34.

Well, at least he’s shooting the G19…

[gtmtnbiker98]

More over self-valued opinions with 1980’s relevance.

[JAD]

More over self-valued opinions with 1980’s relevance.

Maybe, but they’re fun guys to talk to and this is a little like that.

[Rex G]

I trained with a guy years ago who would shoot the class with a G19 and when it came time for the qualifying test he would switch to a G34.

Well, I see no problem, with this. The problem is when someone trains with a G34, but carries a rarely-fired G19, or worse, trains with a G34, but carries a rarely-fired Elsie Pea. It is the training, not the qual, that leads to favorable outcomes. Shooting a qual is like going to church. I’ll dress-up, a bit, to attend a church service.

[GearFondler]

#4 Trying to buy skill, I have seen countless times. Aftermarket Glock triggers are all the rage. Just learn how to shoot the stock Glock.

Fuck that OEM trigger... It's flaming dumpster juice. But I'm speaking strictly of the fact that it's plastic, has those stupid target ridges, and the wongle-dongle doesn't sit flush with the face. I swap out every stock trigger, but not to change the pull, merely to install a trigger that doesn't trigger me.

[JCN]

I’m a sinner.

But I think we all knew that.