Rob Haught classes

[Bud Light]

I've heard great things about Rob Haught's push and pull shotgun techniques. I've seen that he's teaching a class in California. Though I was hoping if someone had an email or a website for him. I wanted to see if he's having any classes back east anytime soon. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[No_Brakes23]

I googled his name and got the following:

http://www.10-8forums.com/moderators.htm

http://www.10-8forums.com/misc/HAUGHTFLYER05.pdf

I can't afford $375 for a shooting course right now, otherwise, I would go to this.

What is the push/pull technique? The 10-8 forums mention it, but in the context of tactical reloads on AR platforms.

 

[Bud Light]

Thanks for the info. The "push pull" is for operating a pump action shotgun quickly while reducing recoil perception or at least thats what I hear.

 

[No_Brakes23]

After my reply I googled push pull and got a bunch of non gun related stuff about drummers and pregnant women.

Then I googled push-pull shotgun and discoverd some links talking about pistol stance.

 

[Duke of Lawnchair]

Hit up Skunkabilly. He's taken Rob's class.

 

[Tim-L]

Guys,

Sorry for jumping in on this thread so late, but I was just turned on to it. In the context of the 12 gauge pump, Push/Pull describes a method of isometric tension placed on the weapon system just prior to breaking the shot. Imagine stretching the gun like a bow and arrow, with emphasis on the push forward with the support hand. Done properly, this technique subjectively reduces felt recoil by at least 50% and also helps the shooter time the action to allow for much faster followup shots. Once understood, the shooter will be able to shoot full house loads accurately without even placing the shotgun in a shouldered position.

The August class went extremely well and we had a dedicated bunch of students.

Here's a link to an After Action Report of the course, along with video and photos.

http://www.10-8forums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=9002&an=0&page=1#9002

Keep an eye out on 10-8 Forums for a 4-day combination carbine/shotgun program with Pat Rogers and Rob Haught.

Tim