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Idpa 6/28/2014
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The reduced rise is due to the Lantac Dragon. It should be even softer recoiling after I put the rifle gas barrel and adjustable gas block on and get a lightweight BCG and buffer. All in time....
Calculated steps
Master
4 days an a wake up
Finally got one of my practice videos uploaded.
http://youtu.be/8DLeJSpN93o
All insight and critiques are more than welcome!
http://youtu.be/8DLeJSpN93o
All insight and critiques are more than welcome!
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Very solid Brent, it's better than my draw. You seem to do what I do which is roll your shoulders forward and "turtle" creating a large amount of tension in your upper body. You bend your knees well and have a very athletic and solid stance but you could simplify your draw by keeping your shoulders stationary, less moving parts the better and easier to reproduce every time. The best advice I have heard about fixing the shoulder rolling is that all the tension comes from your hands. When you present the gun try to consciously think about the tension starting in your hands and never let it going past your elbows. Your hands are the only thing controlling the recoil of the gun, there is no need to have tension in your shoulders. I think Ben Stoeger is one of the better examples of a "quiet" upper body with little to no tension in his shoulders. Slightly bent elbows and knees with a shoulder width stance, straight spine.
Tenn, Thats what I was doing today for the first time in my life as I have never carried. Had a hoster thats 25 years and was using it. It's a learning curve for sure. Using my 1911 I had to think every step from saftey off to trigger pull. Had to change my grip and the way my finger was on the trigger and to pull it instead of squeese. Shot 100 rounds 1 shot at a time and improved along the way.
At the end of the video I did not hear the bird chirping, so you must have got him.
jogan
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rules are similar to IDPA rules. MD will go over them after the pistol stages are through. Usually the side matches are pretty simple and straight forward. Normal safety rules are always in effect.
