So I decided I would do some video on my youtube channel about older gun shooting techniques.
The stuff most of our grandfathers learned and used one hand. I believe that even though most are not up to stuff with our modern day techniques knowing them would pay homage to our history. The same perspective I have can be compared to civil war re enactors learning how the north and south learned how to operate their firearms and move in formation.
I did one recently on chinese gangster style shooting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9LO0z5zctA
If only I had a c96 to demonstrate. But those cost money and I'm currently on unemployment.
For awhile I have owned a copy of ed mcgivern's "fast and fancy revolver shooting" and planned to cover the techniques in there. I still believe much of the material can still be utilized well.
I had also bought a copy of "the handgunners guide" by chic gaylord. that should be arriving at the end of the week.
I also believe that two gun shooting techniques can be revived. Using two guns to hit two targets simultaneously is my life's ambition, and is only being hampered by ammo costs and availability
I would like help in this subject. To pay homage to all the years of development and so that people can learn where we come from in the way of shooting.
Maybe possibly uncover older techniques that has not outlived their usefulness.
The stuff most of our grandfathers learned and used one hand. I believe that even though most are not up to stuff with our modern day techniques knowing them would pay homage to our history. The same perspective I have can be compared to civil war re enactors learning how the north and south learned how to operate their firearms and move in formation.
I did one recently on chinese gangster style shooting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9LO0z5zctA
If only I had a c96 to demonstrate. But those cost money and I'm currently on unemployment.
For awhile I have owned a copy of ed mcgivern's "fast and fancy revolver shooting" and planned to cover the techniques in there. I still believe much of the material can still be utilized well.
I had also bought a copy of "the handgunners guide" by chic gaylord. that should be arriving at the end of the week.
I also believe that two gun shooting techniques can be revived. Using two guns to hit two targets simultaneously is my life's ambition, and is only being hampered by ammo costs and availability
I would like help in this subject. To pay homage to all the years of development and so that people can learn where we come from in the way of shooting.
Maybe possibly uncover older techniques that has not outlived their usefulness.