wyocarp
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I assume many others on here received one of these videos recently. What did you think of it?
It wasn't bad but there were a couple of things that I didn't like.
1) In the introduction, it was suggested to keep weapons unloaded until you needed them.
Well, that's a no. I keep all of mine loaded except my cowboy action guns that I have to twirl and dry fire on a regular basis.
2) During the entire video, the instructor emphasized practicing with two or three shots and then assessing the situation.
That's not a no, that's a hell no. To me that is very poor training. If I fire my weapon, I don't intend to stop until I am very sure that my target has departed.
3) They actually sent an envelope to return the dvd in if I don't want it.
Let's see, you send me something without me ordering it in the hopes that I will buy more or return the item. Nice try and it probably works with a lot of people.
It wasn't bad but there were a couple of things that I didn't like.
1) In the introduction, it was suggested to keep weapons unloaded until you needed them.
Well, that's a no. I keep all of mine loaded except my cowboy action guns that I have to twirl and dry fire on a regular basis.
2) During the entire video, the instructor emphasized practicing with two or three shots and then assessing the situation.
That's not a no, that's a hell no. To me that is very poor training. If I fire my weapon, I don't intend to stop until I am very sure that my target has departed.
3) They actually sent an envelope to return the dvd in if I don't want it.
Let's see, you send me something without me ordering it in the hopes that I will buy more or return the item. Nice try and it probably works with a lot of people.
