Foot Stop Instructional Video - Rifle Spinning Exhibition Drill
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The Foot Stop is an easily adaptable move that has a lot of snap to it. It's versatile to put in, and easy to get out of (just use a bit of imagination).
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Wow that was a nice breakdown, I got this as soon as I tried it. Thanks & keep them coming!!
This is awesome. Thanks alot. I hope you guys add more instructional videos
I figured it but that's for answering it man
Haha, I broke one of these last week.
There's many foot stops too
Which one, the rifle, or your foot? If it was not the latter, I suggest better equipment
Do u recommend trying the other way round?
Its hard but I got it
@Independentdrill I just got my rifle how do I put my rubber bud on?
You have to buy a rubber plate then unscrew the metal one and put on the rubber one
You'll have to take off the metal plate first.
You do realize this guy is using a solid steel bolt and barrel and high quality plastic stock Springfeild M1903A3, right? These are NOT color guard rifles with a wooden stock and delicate metal with a functioning firing pin, trigger assembly, and internal magazine. This is not a demilitarized rifle. This is a dummy rifle built with the intention of hardcore beatings. I have dropped these things spinning quadruples on concrete without a scratch. I think they can handle hitting a foot XD
That could break your rifle
lol...