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@@ericvantassell6809 what’s being over complicated?

@@doc8105 🤣😂😂 Everything has its price. Get up with my agent, I’m sure we can work something out. ☠️

@@slyfoot0605 hell yeah!! We love nothing more than to share the range with you again! 🙌🏼

@@rkelly3363 there is more to come, for sure.

@@InvestigatorsInCars hell yeah, love to hear it. Get that work in on the range. 💪🏼

@@georgelopez16 Gracias!! 💪🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼

@@NikoBased glad to hear it resonated with you. The biggest difference with this between irons and the dot is the fact that we have two points of reference to line up, on the gun, the front and rear sight, which makes it much easier to make the micro adjustments needed to line things up, rather than just one point of reference, being the dot. For rifle, I think the sighting system and the fact that you have a cheek weld on the stock makes a huge difference and mitigates (while not completely eliminating) cross eye dominance issues.

@@fortitudeconsulting Thanks for the reply. Do you see any problem with closing my dominant eye for the period while raising the rifle? I don't do this with pistol, but I've tried it just to see if it works, and it seems to work. If I close my left eye while raising the pistol, it doesn't take any longer to acquire a good sight, it just makes sure I don't sight with my left eye. I don't know what the drawbacks of this would be though.

@@NikoBased that is a VERY interesting question and something I’ve never pondered before. I’m out of town teaching right now. Lemme get back into town and give that some work with a carbine and get back to you with my thoughts. I’m genuinely curious if there are in fact any drawbacks to it with the boomstick.

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My next pistol class with you will be run in my duty gear.

@@surratt95 hell yeah! I dig it. 🤌🏼

@@Platoon_Guide much appreciated!! 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼 The holster is a Safariland SLS/ALS Level 3 duty holster.

@@fortitudeconsulting cool. I’m retired now but I carry & compete with GLS holsters. Crazy that I dry fire four times per week now but only once per week when I was on the job.

@@Platoon_Guide priorities change brother. I feel the same way myself, not just from the firearms side but from the perspective of empty handed skills. I think back to my early days on the job and how IF I had my currently level of understanding of grappling, things would have been easier and safer for everyone involved. I realize now just how lucky I was to come away uninjured from some of the stuff my young copper attitude got me into.

@@787tacticalpodcast2 much appreciated!! 🙌🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼

@@brianmincher716 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼 appreciate that my dude!

@@fortitudeconsulting appreciate you helping us cheat off your paper!

@@brianmincher716 this is the way! We should all be pushing one another to new heights. Get after it!! 💪🏼

@@lovemytypes0609 😂 that’s what you took away from this? Thank you for passing, we don’t need you here. ✌🏼 Please let me know where I can send your refund. 👋🏼

​@@fortitudeconsultingjust shows the lack of knowledge and experience. Plus the more I watched the worse it got. No need for a refund because you would have never gotten my money in the first place with a video like this. You can dupe all the other unknowing that's on you and your character.

@@lovemytypes0609 right, right. You’re so unimpressed here that you just had to take your time to comment. That’s just precious. You are trying way too hard homie, but you’re still a fan! 🙌🏼 I appreciate the engagement here. 👌🏼

​@@fortitudeconsultingnever a fan never will be i can see the lack of experience despite your "27 years" of it.

@@lovemytypes0609 and yet you keep coming back to beg me for attention. 🤌🏼 #phony #stan

@@Donny_Karate Much appreciated! 👊🏼 Glad to hear you found value in it. 🤙🏼

@@azcompetitiveshooter Much appreciated!! 🙏🏼

Glad to hear you enjoyed it! 🤙🏼

Much appreciated my friend! 👊🏼

Sorry the sound quality wasn’t up to your standards. We would like to issue you a refund, please shoot us a message with your mailing address. 📬

That’s awesome! Having an open mind and trying new things is certainly the path to finding a new level of performance. 💪🏼 Please let us know how it works out for you. 🙏🏼

When there are cross eye dominance issues present, it’s even MORE important to isolate the presentation and get that hammered out before adding the draw to things. Have you checked out the cross eye dominance solutions video yet? If not, I’d highly recommend it. All three strategies are related to the presentation of the gun, not the draw. Typically the draw should be consistent across the board for all shooters.

😆 I’ll take it. I’ve been known to smash a few pumpkins in sparring a time or two. 🥋🥊

@@fortitudeconsulting 👌🏽 Be good!

Glad to hear you kept an open mind and dug the concept. I appreciate the inclination of a pedantic analysis. I actually prefer to explore the minutia of all things training related, so this resonates well with me. 🤙🏼

Whoop whoop!! Welcome aboard. 🙌🏼

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Tremendously successful Actually made a successful shorts video on it

Outstanding!! Glad to hear it worked for you. Thanks for letting us know. 🙏🏼

Indeed, the details matter, so does putting the work in with live fire. It also helps to have an idea of where you want to go with things are HOW to work on them, before you get to the range. Always plan out the training session, you’ll get a lot more out of the training if you do. 💪🏼

If the goal is bringing the sight over to the dominant eye, which it should be, then yes it absolutely would matter. In most instances.

Outstanding! Glad to have you come on board to the community and doing it the right way, by seeking training opportunities. Stay safe!

Very good question. 👌🏼 The answer is the rotated pressure is how the pinky pressure gets applied organically. This way we don’t have to “think” about hitting pinky pressure at all, it is a by product of properly positioning of the hand and the pressures being applied. ✊🏼 #gripisking

@@fortitudeconsulting thanks for the reply 🫡 I recall you mentioned that in the video so I will be watching again and will keep practicing Appreciate your time !

Hey Gil, sorry to keep coming back. I’m months and months in working on my grip trying to get it dialed in consistent and able to fire multiple strings. My question in regards to support index finger, are you indexing your strong hand index finger, or more towards the front of the trigger guard? I’m finding it difficult to get the leverage on my support hand when its index finger on top of index finger. But I believe I have the leverage and pressure by moving my support index finger slightly forward underneath the trigger guard (half way up near double undercut on a Glock) Would love to hear your thoughts if you have time.

If I recall correctly, this particular run was with a P320. One of the last times I ran that pistol. The G45 is currently in the rotation though. Been pretty happy with that one so far.

Glad to hear you are digging the content! Please hit those like and subscribe buttons when you get the chance. And yes, we do indeed have a website, here it is: www.fortitudeconsulting.org/ Be sure to sign up for the newsletter to keep informed on the schedule and special event. Stay safe, Gil 👊🏼

I’m happily married homie, but I’m honored that you would take the time to hit on me. 😉🤫😘

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Well, I’ve never made a claim of being an English professor. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Your observation is duly noted. 🤙🏼

While the principle behind his system is very similar to what I describe in the video, the manner in which we apply technique has subtle, but important differences. One of the major differences would be the idea of having a “thumbs forward” grip. That’s something that should generally be avoided, as it will typically result in locking the shooters elbows, which is very inefficient for the application of friction and leverage.

Hell yeah, get some!! 💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼

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There is a whole new world of performance available to you, stay the course! It will be well worth it. 💪🏼

Actually, what you articulated is spot on. The support side pinky, which is where the pressure comes from, CAN in fact still apply the correct pressures with it on top of the dominant side pinky. As long as we are keeping loose pressure on the dominant side, that pressure from the support side hand/pinky will transfer right into the frame of the firearm, as indented. Getting that good pinky pressure is also a by product of getting the drumstick higher up on the gun. When we rotate to get it higher, that support side pinky pressure occurs organically. Your understanding of what you need here is very strong! 💪🏼

@@fortitudeconsulting thank you for the quick reply. I was just upstairs practicing it to see if I could feel the difference. I’ve been working with the wave grip concept for a good while, I don’t think I was nailing it so to speak until I saw your video though. Scott always said “pinky pressure and the dot will drop in from 12:00 o’clock I was applying pinky pressure with the wrong hand though. I don’t think I was getting the drumstick up high enough. I was more just putting it in that empty real estate on my left grip, rather than purposely rolling it forward to the point where I got the pinky pressure out of the pinky on the same hand, it was in the ballpark- but not fully doing its job. I’m going to work with it dry fire for a couple days, and then try it at the range. I appreciate your time and content here, that view from the bottom of your grip you gave, really helped it click for me. The instructor I attend is also a wave grip guy. In fact when I started really looking for professional instruction- I had already watched most of Scott’s content (as much as I could find anyway), and this instructor out of New York visits cape cod once or twice a month at the range I go to- when I first was reading his bio, as soon as I saw Modern Samurai in there I knew I wanted to learn from him. I also obviously know you’re one of Scott’s lead guys. You explained in a way that really helped me tonight so thank you. If you ever come to Massachusetts I will be attending if at all possible on my end. Chris

Thank you sir. 🙏🏼 Looking forward to sharing the range with you again soon! 🤙🏼

You got it bro. Keep pressing that skill set! 💪🏼

You are very welcome. Glad to hear you found it helpful! 🤙🏼

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💪🏼👊🏼🤙🏼 Glad to hear it my friend! 🙌🏼

The very best belt I ever wore!! 💪🏼