Originally Posted by
flenna
Another member (26 Inf?) said in another thread “everyone is a gunfighter at 7 yards”. Reason being that the shooting fundamentals have little effect at that range. That being said, grip, trigger control and sight alignment are the top three in shooting accurately. As far as a hard grip I put a tight “squeeze” on the front and back straps with little to no pressure on the sides.
Ever been at a public indoor range and seen the targets at 7 yards? Ugh. Everyone is a shooter, fighting the gun may be a better name than a gun fighter.
I think the biggest thing from Rob's video is that accurate shooting and fast shooting are two different techniques. Hard holding the gun is inherently needed for a fast follow-up shot. In slow accurate shooting getting the gun lined up and breaking the shot are more important- or that is what I take away from how it seems easier to shoot a 1911 accurately with one hand versus two.
I think hard holding also helps to fight flinching.
Also the fact that the gun is going to shoot where it is going to shoot- it doesn't give a crap about the sights or the shooter. The sear breaks and the shot goes where the barrel is pointed.
Rob was what, 20-25 yards from the target? I thought I counted about that many steps.
The Second Amendment ACKNOWLEDGES our right to own and bear arms that are in common use that can be used for lawful purposes. The arms can be restricted ONLY if subject to historical analogue from the founding era or is dangerous (unsafe) AND unusual.
It's that simple.
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