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Jerry Teaches Revolver Shooting - Now in Streaming Video
6/7/2008 9:13:01 AM
For those of you who occasionally put down your AR and pick up a revolver...
We've now got the world record holder ready to teach you the right techniques.
Jerry Miculek is available in streaming video with his six Pro Tips lessons.
Find it in the banner on the top center of the home page ShootingUSA.com
It does require a high speed DSL or Cable connection.
Jim
We've now got the world record holder ready to teach you the right techniques.
Jerry Miculek is available in streaming video with his six Pro Tips lessons.
Find it in the banner on the top center of the home page ShootingUSA.com
It does require a high speed DSL or Cable connection.
Jim
6/7/2008 10:29:39 AM
Thanks.
I'm going to have my wife watch these. They are excellent.
Somehow, I get her upset with me every time I try to teach her anything.
I'm going to have my wife watch these. They are excellent.
Somehow, I get her upset with me every time I try to teach her anything.
6/7/2008 10:59:07 AM
Lots of it is refresher, but it's a GREAT refresher.
Thanks for posting this. Already watched, and bookmarked too...
Thanks for posting this. Already watched, and bookmarked too...
6/7/2008 12:22:18 PM
| Originally Posted By viator: Thanks. I'm going to have my wife watch these. They are excellent. Somehow, I get her upset with me every time I try to teach her anything. |
Same in my family.
That's why we bring in the pros. The ladies will listen to them.
It's a universal husband-wife thing.
JS
9/18/2008 12:27:18 AM
Having the best revolver shooter since McGivern teach revolver techniques is a really good idea. Kudos for thinking of it, Jim.
Incidentally, I think those sorts of focus segments run by people who know their stuff are extremely useful. Maybe you guys should try to hook up with some folks like Ken Hackathorn and Pat Rogers for some self defense type tactics with the carbine and the handgun?
Incidentally, I think those sorts of focus segments run by people who know their stuff are extremely useful. Maybe you guys should try to hook up with some folks like Ken Hackathorn and Pat Rogers for some self defense type tactics with the carbine and the handgun?
