Seriously impressive speed shooting skills

[20series]

http://www.warriorlodge.com/pages/video ... uctor-zero

Well worth a look, I think someone probably has spent some serious time on the range wtfwtf

Alan

[Graham M]

I liked the man with the moving cardboard cut-out.

Another frikkin' accident waiting to happen

[farmer7]

With a beard like that he ought to be good!

[Chuck]

Some interesting muscle memory getting built up: sweeping / brandishing a firearm, speed reholsteing (???), etc etc. Some good trick shooting though.

[Matt]

I didn't know I'd been filmed..... tongueout

[SevenSixTwo]

I liked the man with the moving cardboard cut-out.

Another frikkin' accident waiting to happen

Possible jealousy that we can't do anything remotely like that in the UK?...

[Graham M]

In all honesty......would you feel comfortable walking around on a range holding a cardboard cut-out with someone shooting like a demon just inches away from you?

Skilful it may be, but how many unheard incidents must happen on a daily basis, when someone gets shot, albeit not seriously, or a very close call.

Would you REALLY want to attend a range over here where this sort of shooting took place
G.M.

[Chuck]

NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's just asking for trouble. "Zero" is NOT that accurate if you watch some of his videos closely!

Watched a programme today on Private Security Companies / Private Contractors. In one training scenario they have some tadger of an "instructor" walking along the target line whilst students fire rounds around him - and hopefully missing .

Totally insane and pointless. Maybe OK for the SAS/SBS but some god awful legal problems if he gets shot!

[SevenSixTwo]

Would you REALLY want to attend a range over here where this sort of shooting took place
G.M.

Clearly not - as few civilian shooters here would be up to that level! razz

[Graham M]

Me an' Chuck would :lol: :lol:

G.M.