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When reading "self defense" web threads, I occasionally note that both Sight Shooting and Point Shooting advocates say it is best to learn Sight Shooting first. I find that troubling, because Sight Shooting is NOT used in most all CQ self defense situations. And it is in CQ self defense...

A challenging and fun way to hone your shooting skills at home, is to use an airsoft pistol to shoot at empty pop cans tossed up in the air. Of course, it only should be done in your garage, and only if doing so is "legal" where you live. It also is a simple way to measure just how...

Here is a link to an introductory page plus video/s which show the use of the P&S method of Point Shooting for shooting at aerial targets with a pistol. Link deleted by moderator - Preacherman

Here are links to the US Army's Combat Pistol Manual (2+megs), and the Marine Corps Pistol Marksmanship manual (3+ megs). Both are pfd files. www.pointshooting.com/pistol.pdf www.pointshooting.com/marine.pdf

Actually, I have presented proof that traditional SS doesn't work when it should. .......... Call me anything you like, but why not bring on your quiver of facts that prove what I say is not fact, and just blow me away. What you may not know is that I am on your side and regardless of...

from crofrog: "You steadfastly refuse to do any FOF work with it, and continue to do bull**** games with the gun that do nothing more than prove your technique can't even come close to equaling what's already available. With out the draw backs associated with your asinine middle finger...

Justin, Check out the info by experts that is posted on my site, as well as the studies. Just click on the link below, and do some exploring, I am not into bottle feeding. .......... As to missing a 3 inch target at 8 - 10 feet with an airpistol that shoots sort of Ok most of the...

From DR Rob: "....Well if ANY idiot can learn it in five minutes, put your money where your mouth is. You want to convince the masses here? Offer this training, free of charge, to a handful of THR members and let's get their feedback... you know we have a forum for just that purpose...

Justin, You are welcome to pick on me because I am not a shootist or a trainer. I also have been and still am very critical of some police training past practices, and those who support them, based on real world results in terms of the death and injury of Police Officers. Keep in mind...

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=203291 This is the link to the threat focused training AAR. .......... And to repeat part of my note of clarification, not discussion/argumentation, which is close to the top of this page: A 9 inch pie pan "gong" hangs in the BB trap behind...

A few notes of clarification, not discussion/argument. A 9 inch pie pan "gong" hangs in the BB trap behind the newsprint. If you have your volume on and run the videos, you will hear 4 out of 4 hits or 5 out of 5 hits..... And since people are roughly 14-16 x 14-16 or so inches across and up...

I did not know if you had a real question, or were just leading one on, as the answer to your ques was in the linked 2 page. If you shoot a life threat 4 or so times, they will probably stop and/or die. Don't plan to discuss this here as often times PS discussions turn into squabbles...

While I was "stationary," the distance to the target when it was not moving, was 11 feet from the end of the gun muzzle when my arm was extended. That distance increased as the target moved from right to left and back again. And when I was moving from the "far" right to the "far" left, and...

try http://www.pointshooting.com/airsoft.htm

Below is a link to some short videos that show you can repeatedly hit fast moving targets with a hangun, and even when you are moving. And you can practice by yourself at home in your garage. http://www.pointshooting.com/jun2.htm

PRINCIPLES OF QUICK KILL TT 23-71-1 US Army publication: TT 23-71-1, is a training text on the fast unaimed method of fire called Quick Kill (QK), and Basic Rifle Marksmanship. QK was taught BEFORE the soldier was introduced to aimed fire which utilizes the sights.

I have used "airsoft" BTUG -161's made by UHC and purchased for about $40 from Blazing toys in CA http://blazingtoys.com. I used them for move-and-shoot practice at home. The slide can be pulled back to cock the gun, but it does not go back with each shot. That feature saves gas. I have been...

Nope. :neener: WT also had a thread on this that includes info now locked out on the "wheelchair" thread. That thread, like most all threads, is going away on it's own. Some folks have THEIR idea of how the world should be, and just what you/me should do when they think we should do...

As to how hard is it to learn, Check out the links above. There also is some video on the Sabre site and more pics I believe. Using good gun handling practices and common sense, you can hold and shoot the gun on a "stationary" range in the basic positions. If you are concerned about where the...

Local News: Saturday, May 06, 2006 By Christine Clarridge Seattle Times staff reporter http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=mallshooting06m&date=20060506&query=christine+clarridge+May+6 ....Dan McKown, 38, was shot five times that day in...