What was it that Mr Pat Mac said once....... Ah yes, I remember...... “A recurring theme that I see on the range is training-itis, or theatrics, training through theatrics. An example of that, is putting a shot on target, and snatching the pistol right back before turning [one’s] head from side to side … I’m not sure what the shooter is doing.....Nah. I get it, I get it. I understand the concept, but it’s theater through institutional inbreeding.”
Similar to WI state police qualification course. For those wondering, the look behind and sides are to break tunnel vision that's common in high stress incidents.
Reid good stuff! I saw you keep looking for your mom! Just tell her it’s your job and it’s ok! That way you don’t need to look over your shoulder every time you shoot!
How come after your shots you trace back and forth with the pistol before you look back? Wouldn’t sweeping put your muzzle on things you’re not willing to put down? Never saw this before so curious.
With my husband, Colonel James Barrett, I hid the military supplies we stored on our farm. When James mustered with his fellow militiamen, I remained alone to face The Intruders. I fed the soldiers who searched our property because God commands us to "feed our enemy" but considered their payment as "the price of blood."- Rebecca Barrett. Concord (6H)
Or if it is being held by your attacker! Or if you are using it to shield you from an attack! Have you ever practiced drawing and shooting your gun with your support hand only?
Hey Reid, what do you think of the twist draw perfected by Wild Bill Hickok? Btw, I know it's a shite draw method with a Glock. Just wondering cause I've practiced it since I was eight... with a revolver. I'm not a dumbass, bro.
I love your channel & I love watching your videos, but would you please consider not using the blurry around the edges effect, it makes it hard to watch, because I feel like I'm buggy-eyed or something. Thanks for always putting out great content & for fighting the good fight, to defend the 2A!🇺🇸
As a USPSA shooter who shoots around 75,000 rounds a year in practice (I'm 66). I am always looking for new drills. I does get boring at times. Thanks so much. And excellent draw speed. That first shot is always my weakness. Bill
I just got an ad on your channel from Franklin Armory so shout out to them for their binary triggers good stuff. PS - I only disable adblock for channels that youtube would frown upon lol
Reid whats your opinion on holstering a pistol? Whether to look at the holster or keeping your head on a swivel and having muscle memory when holstering
I know you're not asking me, but my .02 is this: when I instruct at the range (and in "real life"), I'd rather have the shooter take a quick look if they have to, in order to index their weapon to holster, rather than fumbling with it. Muscle memory comes with repetition, but there's always a chance something is hanging up the re-holster. Keep one's head on a swivel, yes, but never be in a hurry to put your gun away and only do so when you're confident the threat has been eliminated or is no longer is a threat. If one has to take a peek to get holstered, then it shouldn't matter much as the threat is gone, or you wouldn't be holstering to begin with. Just how I practice and teach it. 👍👍
@@gadsdenconsulting7126 yeah i personally understand both arguments ive just seen it done both ways by professional instructors and was curious how reid teaches it
@@gadsdenconsulting7126 I agree, re-holster reluctantly! If you can't afford to look at the holster, then you should not re-holster in the first place. It is also a good reminder for shooting drills that there is no such thing as speed holstering. The whole point of drills is to understand the dynamics of violent confrontations. Violence is fast and requires fast action. The post violence protocol requires time to assess and understand the situation, so take a breath, get off the X and re-holster reluctantly!
The guy who supposedly did Parkland still alive and in prison, still going through trial. armed teacher with a Glock (new unused $500-600, used would be even cheaper) and box of hollow points 20 rounds $20, could have stopped the threat immediately on the spot. vs 2 years in prison being fed and sheltered (approx $120,000), and the courts and trials with lawyers which is even more taxpayer expense added onto the prison time, only to do the death penalty later which also lands on the tab of the taxpayers! they wait years to do what should have taken seconds! the clown who supposedly did the El Paso shooting is still alive 6 months later and he gets 3 hots 1 cot going under trial which should have been dealt with in a few seconds in that store on the spot instead of using tax-cattle resources filing 90 federal charges against a guy who should have had 1 charge which was to be taken down on the spot for being a predator mauling the powerless! GOOBERMENT IS A BIG WASTER of RESOURCES!
Seriously doubt it. I work at a school and I would not trust one employee there with a gun. All are complete morons and incapable if doing anything without supervision. If they saw an active shooter they would wait for an email on how to proceed. Guns in schools are bad idea
I remember doing this, we also did left hand drill or weak hand. And night shooting we had to wear these glasses that were blacked out for the most part... Also combat shotgun reloading drills.... Soom good times.... Reloading your weapon is very important in a situation...
I've never done this test so take it for what it's worth: Par score of 100 sounds low. If "above 124" is Master and Reid shot 198 than it seems to me the metric is skewed. That's 60% over Master grade; that shouldn't be possible. Reid obviously did great shooting, I'm not trying take away from his skill set but it didn't seem his runs were *that* fast. Like Lucas Botkin fast. So I'm thinking 100 is par for carry as in "if you carry and can't 100, you should not carry". 101-120 is Good, 121-150 is Above Avg, 151-195 is Master & 196-220 is The Ghost of John Browning.
Why don't you go try it for yourself? Then see if you have the same thoughts. There are a SMALL handful of people on this planet who can approach a score like what you just saw. 100 on this test is far more difficult than you think. And anything over 125 is a lot more difficult than you think, especially from concealment.
@@ReidHenrichs I don't think you understood what I meant Reid. I meant absolutely no sleight to your skill or performance. I just think that there could be a broader spread on the scoring system. You said it went from from 100-124, par to Master and you're scoring near 200. Maybe then 180-200 should be Master, sub 100 would be unfit for carry, 100-120 good, 121-150 above average, 150-180 Doc Holliday, above 180 is God mode. I guess, more succinctly, I find it odd that a "Master" score would leave enough room for anyone to achieve 60% over. I would think labeling something "Master" would lend itself to being quite an accomplishment that only few could achieve. You said yourself there's a small handful that could approach 200, but yet someone scoring 126 could say they're a Master level just the same because that's how broad the master range seems. At least to me the lowly nobody.
@@AOMartialArts It was developed by Tom Givens who has done this for many decades. The scoring criteria over the years to me has seemed very accurate and reflective. Give the test a try and see. I think you will like it!
@Rob Hodge "I've never done this test so take it for what it's worth"...Pretty much discredits anything you just said bud 😂. Try this test from *concealment* and let me know if you get anywhere near 19 seconds with this kind of accuracy.
Great drill and soft on the pocket book. Less than a book so yup well worth the cost. Now if i only had Reid as my neighbor we could do this as a fun time thing be like plinkin with yer buddies. Life is better on the ridge.
Hey bro just an observation but your counting was off or the camera didn't pick up a couple of holes that you counted. That we couldn't see. If you can slow down on the scoring because us slow folk need a little more help. Watching again to make sure I got it.
Double action is how you would shoot under stress, so that’s how you shoot for a defensive revolver. And so long as a drill doesn’t take more than 6 rounds, I don’t see why you couldn’t do the same drills with a revolver as you could with a semi auto pistol.
@@JohnW-yv6yp I guess I was thinking if you were going for speed in a high tense situation like this with a revolver you are at more of a risk of short stroking the trigger.
Dwarrior Well, cocking the hammer would slow you down more, and the hair trigger is prone to negligent discharge under high stress. If you wanna use a revolver, I suggest taking a revolver specific training course from an old guy, like Clint Smith. Or just use a semi auto.
The average joe got shot while fumbling his draw from a pocket in a church in Texas. The trained guy shot the church shooter in the head at 50 feet distance.
It looks like you have water in the lens of the camera, it’s been like that for a few videos now. Great stuff brother keep it up. I appreciate the tips and drills
That sure works great on the range when no one else is around. When you look in your house and in public other people are there. If you pointed a gun at me you would get shot. Immediately.
@@scottmorgan1016 I'd think lowering your pistol a bit would be a good idea while assessing your surroundings, if you struggle to not flag the entire area....
@@Yugetubes I agree with that totally. Just that a very good friend of mine that is a grad of FBI class of 83 and a major of the swat of Marion county Florida says where his head goes his gun follows. Its at the down ready not flagging anyone but at the ready if a perp wants to plug him
Good question! We need to have a significant representation at the Members Meeting on Saturday of the NRA Annual Meeting to set the NRA leadership straight. The NRA has been involved in too many shenanigans and compromises and the current leadership hast to go! The beef between Reid and his former employer should not be a factor in this and Reid should attend the NRA Annual Meeting.
I/We really like the History lessons you do. Especially the ones of olde that can relate to recent times, such as gun infringements. Do history lessons on the details/specific scenario's of what the people did and how they did it when England tried to disarm the people. What the people did to beat the English back and later to form the greatest nation on Earth
Unfortunately, I barely can hit the broad side of the barn with a 12ga, hence the Win 1300 under the bed. I literally am the worst shot I know. Flinch factor sends rounds flying and barely even staying on the card board.
I use a shorter stock, youth or adjustable, and place it on my peck, not the shoulder. Try facing the target, not bladed like you are hunting birds. I have shoulder issues, and the recoil into my pectoral muscle absorbs the energy. This may help with the flinch, but after that it's all up to your anticipation.
"Flinching" is your understandable reaction to unpleasant stimulus, loud noise, getting slammed in the shoulder, contraption spewing muzzle flash and slamming into the web of your hand. (All of which is part of the fun if you work up to it!) Might suggest: Try wearing extra hearing protection, practice with a .22 pistol, practice some with light target loads for the shotgun (and get a recoil pad on the butt-stock). Move up to a larger caliber (9mm or .38 special, stay away from subcompacts or snub-nose until you gain some proficiency) or field loads for the shotgun when your ready. If it is not fun, you're probably over-gunned. A 5.56 (Ruger Mini 14/ranch or AR platform) rifle has a lot less recoil than a shotgun, just for consideration... have fun, play safe.
Thanks
I like how you look behind you after every string. I do that as well to make sure no one is laughing at me.
🤭
Haha
😂🤣😂👍🏻💪🏼🇺🇸
@Cry Havoc LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO #irishapproved
Classic!
Thanks.
I like this drill
Hi Reid Thanks for the test video
Bad Guy with a gun to Reid: Give me your wallet!!!
Reid's Timer: Beep...
What was it that Mr Pat Mac said once.......
Ah yes, I remember......
“A recurring theme that I see on the range is training-itis, or theatrics, training through theatrics. An example of that, is putting a shot on target, and snatching the pistol right back before turning [one’s] head from side to side … I’m not sure what the shooter is doing.....Nah. I get it, I get it. I understand the concept, but it’s theater through institutional inbreeding.”
Yea it's stupid
I get it some people like it
Similar to WI state police qualification course. For those wondering, the look behind and sides are to break tunnel vision that's common in high stress incidents.
Old school..nice 😀
You should do a video on scanning
He definitely should!
Reid, great test! I would love to make my way to Valor Ridge from Maine someday!
Cool!
Good videos
I believe it but . . . that was unbelievable! This once again demonstrates your ability to talk the talk and walk the walk.
Glad I read the comments because I thought for sure these old eyes had finally tanked.
Good lesson here, thanks for the vid Reid.
Me too and I just had them fix
Thanks Reid!!!
Reid good stuff! I saw you keep looking for your mom! Just tell her it’s your job and it’s ok! That way you don’t need to look over your shoulder every time you shoot!
Test looks awesome.
Camera looks a bit like when Captain Kirk is looking fondly at a lady on the original Star Trek.
Nha hes just going REALLY fast. Because this is some really high speed stuff ;)
Looks like the camera focus is wonky.
Retro look!!!
Ha ha! That's a perfect description!
Or on Wayne's World and Dream Weaver starts playing lol
👍👍👍👍👍👍 Thank you Reid
I shot a combat course with 95 out of 100 bullseye's...with company 1911...
Nice job Brother!! Really appreciate you taking the time to help us all out. Shabbat Shalom!!
Valor Ridge Shooting and Dance academy
Great now I have to buy a shot timer😁
Why does this video look like a dream? I like it.
Looks like a good drill. That was also good shootin', Reid!
I like the drill....definitely will work that in tomorrow at the range.
took me until now that his logo is 13 stars, as in, the original 13 colonies
How come after your shots you trace back and forth with the pistol before you look back? Wouldn’t sweeping put your muzzle on things you’re not willing to put down? Never saw this before so curious.
Oklahoma in three house!
Good drill! Good video. Thanks!
Lance Manion ... IMA, old Pre-phase NCOIC, later 2013 and 2017 (18B) What do mean advertise?
Lance Manion yeah, well I’m not a poser and I don’t see an issue here. I’m also a decorated Vietnam veteran. Got an issue with that, too?
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. WELL DONE
Absolutely great score.
With my husband, Colonel James Barrett, I hid the military supplies we stored on our farm. When James mustered with his fellow militiamen, I remained alone to face The Intruders. I fed the soldiers who searched our property because God commands us to "feed our enemy" but considered their payment as "the price of blood."- Rebecca Barrett. Concord
(6H)
Mustered. Mustard is a condiment.
@@untergleetongouten-globin150 , Thanks. Text to speech wins again
Reid's shoot face is epic!
All kidding aside...great drill thank you.
My pistol skills could definitely use some work. Will try this test. Thanks! 👍
I think you can call that low shot that you pulled a "Crotch Rocket"
Some impressive shooting, Reid. You can definitely walk the walk. Wouldn't expect anything less of you though.
*pow pow pow*
*shimmy shimmy shimmy*
Great content, camera absolutely sucks.
What is the 'support hand only'? Is that in case your other arm has been hit by a round?
Or if it is being held by your attacker! Or if you are using it to shield you from an attack! Have you ever practiced drawing and shooting your gun with your support hand only?
Looks like a lot of fun & a great little drill. I'll have to write this one down & try it next time I'm out. Thnx for the info 👍. Much appreciated
I saw your breath. You shot pretty dang good for being in the cold. As always, keep walking with our KING!
Love the Bloomberg commercial right before this
Hey Reid, what do you think of the twist draw perfected by Wild Bill Hickok? Btw, I know it's a shite draw method with a Glock. Just wondering cause I've practiced it since I was eight... with a revolver. I'm not a dumbass, bro.
That scan and assess makes me wanna stop watching RUclips videos...and maybe gouge out my eyes
Nice Master skills! 🇺🇸👍
I love your channel & I love watching your videos, but would you please consider not using the blurry around the edges effect, it makes it hard to watch, because I feel like I'm buggy-eyed or something. Thanks for always putting out great content & for fighting the good fight, to defend the 2A!🇺🇸
Thank God Reid is on our side
As a USPSA shooter who shoots around 75,000 rounds a year in practice (I'm 66). I am always looking for new drills. I does get boring at times. Thanks so much. And excellent draw speed. That first shot is always my weakness. Bill
Thank you. I run from concealment as that is the way I carry. Hope you can use this to improve!
I like this drill, reminds of dot torture a little bit.
Nice drill but get a new camera. 1080 and focus would be nice.
I just got an ad on your channel from Franklin Armory so shout out to them for their binary triggers good stuff.
PS - I only disable adblock for channels that youtube would frown upon lol
Reid whats your opinion on holstering a pistol? Whether to look at the holster or keeping your head on a swivel and having muscle memory when holstering
I know you're not asking me, but my .02 is this: when I instruct at the range (and in "real life"), I'd rather have the shooter take a quick look if they have to, in order to index their weapon to holster, rather than fumbling with it. Muscle memory comes with repetition, but there's always a chance something is hanging up the re-holster. Keep one's head on a swivel, yes, but never be in a hurry to put your gun away and only do so when you're confident the threat has been eliminated or is no longer is a threat. If one has to take a peek to get holstered, then it shouldn't matter much as the threat is gone, or you wouldn't be holstering to begin with. Just how I practice and teach it. 👍👍
@@gadsdenconsulting7126 yeah i personally understand both arguments ive just seen it done both ways by professional instructors and was curious how reid teaches it
@@gadsdenconsulting7126 I agree, re-holster reluctantly! If you can't afford to look at the holster, then you should not re-holster in the first place. It is also a good reminder for shooting drills that there is no such thing as speed holstering. The whole point of drills is to understand the dynamics of violent confrontations. Violence is fast and requires fast action. The post violence protocol requires time to assess and understand the situation, so take a breath, get off the X and re-holster reluctantly!
Why does he move his gun left and right like that after shooting?
Scanning for threats. Not all threats in a gun fight are right in front of you. There may be multiple threats coming from all around.
@@johnd4348 he moves the gun, but not his head or eyes...just the gun
Why are you looking behind you after shooting?
try that with a .50 de
Cool drill! The range I go to doesn't allow rapid fire or drawing from the holster. I hate NY!
The guy who supposedly did Parkland still alive and in prison, still going through trial. armed teacher with a Glock (new unused $500-600, used would be even cheaper) and box of hollow points 20 rounds $20, could have stopped the threat immediately on the spot. vs 2 years in prison being fed and sheltered (approx $120,000), and the courts and trials with lawyers which is even more taxpayer expense added onto the prison time, only to do the death penalty later which also lands on the tab of the taxpayers! they wait years to do what should have taken seconds! the clown who supposedly did the El Paso shooting is still alive 6 months later and he gets 3 hots 1 cot going under trial which should have been dealt with in a few seconds in that store on the spot instead of using tax-cattle resources filing 90 federal charges against a guy who should have had 1 charge which was to be taken down on the spot for being a predator mauling the powerless! GOOBERMENT IS A BIG WASTER of RESOURCES!
Seriously doubt it. I work at a school and I would not trust one employee there with a gun. All are complete morons and incapable if doing anything without supervision. If they saw an active shooter they would wait for an email on how to proceed. Guns in schools are bad idea
I remember doing this, we also did left hand drill or weak hand. And night shooting we had to wear these glasses that were blacked out for the most part... Also combat shotgun reloading drills.... Soom good times.... Reloading your weapon is very important in a situation...
Damn he's fast.
First shot wins!
Hey, DUDE!!! truly like your 'nomme de guerre'
What grain range ammo do you like? Great video my friend!
What difference does it make?
@@charliefoxtrot5001 Simple curiosity, dont be a dick.
I'm no Deadshot, but I can put rounds on target >:0
Great video...Happy Valentine's Day to you and Patriot Nurse 💙
I've never done this test so take it for what it's worth:
Par score of 100 sounds low. If "above 124" is Master and Reid shot 198 than it seems to me the metric is skewed. That's 60% over Master grade; that shouldn't be possible.
Reid obviously did great shooting, I'm not trying take away from his skill set but it didn't seem his runs were *that* fast. Like Lucas Botkin fast.
So I'm thinking 100 is par for carry as in "if you carry and can't 100, you should not carry". 101-120 is Good, 121-150 is Above Avg, 151-195 is Master & 196-220 is The Ghost of John Browning.
Why don't you go try it for yourself? Then see if you have the same thoughts. There are a SMALL handful of people on this planet who can approach a score like what you just saw. 100 on this test is far more difficult than you think. And anything over 125 is a lot more difficult than you think, especially from concealment.
@@ReidHenrichs I don't think you understood what I meant Reid. I meant absolutely no sleight to your skill or performance. I just think that there could be a broader spread on the scoring system. You said it went from from 100-124, par to Master and you're scoring near 200. Maybe then 180-200 should be Master, sub 100 would be unfit for carry, 100-120 good, 121-150 above average, 150-180 Doc Holliday, above 180 is God mode.
I guess, more succinctly, I find it odd that a "Master" score would leave enough room for anyone to achieve 60% over. I would think labeling something "Master" would lend itself to being quite an accomplishment that only few could achieve. You said yourself there's a small handful that could approach 200, but yet someone scoring 126 could say they're a Master level just the same because that's how broad the master range seems. At least to me the lowly nobody.
@@AOMartialArts It was developed by Tom Givens who has done this for many decades. The scoring criteria over the years to me has seemed very accurate and reflective. Give the test a try and see. I think you will like it!
@Rob Hodge "I've never done this test so take it for what it's worth"...Pretty much discredits anything you just said bud 😂. Try this test from *concealment* and let me know if you get anywhere near 19 seconds with this kind of accuracy.
Dang it, you’re a great shooter...!
What happened?
Great drill and soft on the pocket book. Less than a book so yup well worth the cost. Now if i only had Reid as my neighbor we could do this as a fun time thing be like plinkin with yer buddies. Life is better on the ridge.
whats with the little wiggle at the end of each shoot?
He does it because Paul Howe does it & he’s a fanboy. Pauls a good dude, but PatMac (from same unit) called this what it is…theatrics.
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Reid is not doing this test fair at all. He needs to be doing this on a trampoline until I can catch up to him. Then it will be fair...for me 🙂
IM SO GOOD I SCARE MY SELF
Hey bro just an observation but your counting was off or the camera didn't pick up a couple of holes that you counted. That we couldn't see. If you can slow down on the scoring because us slow folk need a little more help. Watching again to make sure I got it.
Love your stuff, but why the wiggle wiggle?
Would the same test take longer for a revolver? Or is there a specialized test or scoring for a revolver; Double or single?
Double action is how you would shoot under stress, so that’s how you shoot for a defensive revolver. And so long as a drill doesn’t take more than 6 rounds, I don’t see why you couldn’t do the same drills with a revolver as you could with a semi auto pistol.
@@JohnW-yv6yp I guess I was thinking if you were going for speed in a high tense situation like this with a revolver you are at more of a risk of short stroking the trigger.
Dwarrior Well, cocking the hammer would slow you down more, and the hair trigger is prone to negligent discharge under high stress. If you wanna use a revolver, I suggest taking a revolver specific training course from an old guy, like Clint Smith. Or just use a semi auto.
I don't really think its important AT ALL, unless you shoot professionally or competitively. But just your average joe, i can get the job done.
The average joe got shot while fumbling his draw from a pocket in a church in Texas. The trained guy shot the church shooter in the head at 50 feet distance.
I love the USA!
the completely fake, going through the motions search and assess is great.
reminds me of the FBI qualification I saw on John Correia's channel recently.
IALEFIQ... now that's some Diversity!
Why are you doing the wiggle after the shot?
Great video, good training!
Anytime you add a timer will up your stress level.
I love your channel and videos Reid, but please for the love of Pete, invest in a new camera!
What's up with the blurry camera lense the past couple of videos?
Please fix camera.
Great video!!! if someone want to give you a new camera don't turn it down.Very good video
Can you do a edu vid on grip? Specifically how you grip and maybe speak on a camming grip? Much appreciated
Did u wear out your raven holster.
Nice shooting. When will you be posting videos on the new shoothouse?
It looks like you have water in the lens of the camera, it’s been like that for a few videos now. Great stuff brother keep it up. I appreciate the tips and drills
Look awesome, but the filter use in this video make it useless if you can’t focus in the center of the video.
"GET IT OUT AND GET IT ON!", that's what she said. Funny you use that on this video given it's Valentine's Day.
"No. honey, YOU take it out... and get on it!" LOL
When I look around where ever my head goes my gun follows. I don't get this looking around like that
That sure works great on the range when no one else is around. When you look in your house and in public other people are there. If you pointed a gun at me you would get shot. Immediately.
@@ReidHenrichs thank you for reply. I guess someone would be shot.
@@scottmorgan1016 I'd think lowering your pistol a bit would be a good idea while assessing your surroundings, if you struggle to not flag the entire area....
@@Yugetubes I agree with that totally. Just that a very good friend of mine that is a grad of FBI class of 83 and a major of the swat of Marion county Florida says where his head goes his gun follows. Its at the down ready not flagging anyone but at the ready if a perp wants to plug him
@@scottmorgan1016 As a person who's had some hand to hand training and rides motorcycles, I can confirm where the head goes the body follows.
Great drills! Would love to come to Valor Ridge one day. Will you be at the NRA show in Nashville?
Good question! We need to have a significant representation at the Members Meeting on Saturday of the NRA Annual Meeting to set the NRA leadership straight. The NRA has been involved in too many shenanigans and compromises and the current leadership hast to go! The beef between Reid and his former employer should not be a factor in this and Reid should attend the NRA Annual Meeting.
I'm a good shot... i practice 50ft head shoots now.
I/We really like the History lessons you do.
Especially the ones of olde that can relate to recent times, such as gun infringements.
Do history lessons on the details/specific scenario's of what the people did and how they did it when England tried to disarm the people.
What the people did to beat the English back and later to form the greatest nation on Earth
Unfortunately, I barely can hit the broad side of the barn with a 12ga, hence the Win 1300 under the bed.
I literally am the worst shot I know. Flinch factor sends rounds flying and barely even staying on the card board.
I use a shorter stock, youth or adjustable, and place it on my peck, not the shoulder. Try facing the target, not bladed like you are hunting birds. I have shoulder issues, and the recoil into my pectoral muscle absorbs the energy. This may help with the flinch, but after that it's all up to your anticipation.
"Flinching" is your understandable reaction to unpleasant stimulus, loud noise, getting slammed in the shoulder, contraption spewing muzzle flash and slamming into the web of your hand. (All of which is part of the fun if you work up to it!) Might suggest: Try wearing extra hearing protection, practice with a .22 pistol, practice some with light target loads for the shotgun (and get a recoil pad on the butt-stock). Move up to a larger caliber (9mm or .38 special, stay away from subcompacts or snub-nose until you gain some proficiency) or field loads for the shotgun when your ready. If it is not fun, you're probably over-gunned. A 5.56 (Ruger Mini 14/ranch or AR platform) rifle has a lot less recoil than a shotgun, just for consideration... have fun, play safe.
You can be on my team!
Why are you waving the gun after your shots? 😂
POW! Wiggle, Wiggle
Yeah I don’t agree with the whole scan and assess bullshit and certainly don’t teach it but this one is weird.
@@blm148 Yep, love Reid's content but... ruclips.net/video/RG1xcfv13xE/видео.html
Muzzle flying around without his eyes following then his eyes spinning without the muzzle following. WTF? Good shooting though!
Eyes roll