Magpul Art Of The Dynamic Shotgun

[sixty9santa]

Anyone willing to make me a copy

 

[Utah]

I'm glad you've figured this out. Sadly the majority of those who bought their videos have not. You can't learn a technique by watching it, you need to get out and do it, more specifically take some professional training. Again, even if you observe and understand the technique you need to rationalize whether or not its a viable option for your intended shooting discipline and gear.

TDC

Really? you don't just inherit the skills from watching the video?
Cuz I was even thinking I could just shortcut the bastard and throw the DVD under my pillow for a few nights.. let it sink in, you know?

 

[Hawkshadow]

Really? you don't just inherit the skills from watching the video?
Cuz I was even thinking I could just shortcut the bastard and throw the DVD under my pillow for a few nights.. let it sink in, you know?

You mean osmosis isn't a viable training solution?

 

[TDC]

Really? you don't just inherit the skills from watching the video?
Cuz I was even thinking I could just shortcut the bastard and throw the DVD under my pillow for a few nights.. let it sink in, you know?

I might try that. Do you think it will work with ripped copies or do they have to be authentic originals?

TDC

 

[ABCZAR]

I do it with Hustler magazine and DVDs. Sweet dreams.

 

[_ox_]

Just watched this, and it's great.

Lot's of new techniques to start practicing.

And yes you can get better by just watching something happen. That plants the seed. Then it's repetition and practice to create muscle memory.

 

[ChavalierRancourt]

My buddy beachead is going to lend me this. He said it was pretty good.

 

[beachead]

I like these guys videos because they point out the importance of actually understanding the firearms and their mechanics so you can be a more responsible shooter by having the skills to manipulate and use them properly. I like them also because they put the time into their products to make sure they work without issue so they give you an advantage. Why wouldnt I support or advocate this? You can have a hundred guns but if you dont know how to use them they are just part of a collection.

 

[beachead]

Plus Costas beard is a thing of legend, I'm amazed that he and Chuck Norris can exist in harmony.

 

[Sambaru]

Plus Costas beard is a thing of legend, I'm amazed that he and Chuck Norris can exist in harmony.

Can exist in harmony? Have you ever seen them in the same place at the same time? Hmmm... LOL

 

[manbearpig]

watched some of it.
id like to see more oldskool, less 'blinged out' tactical shotguns represented. by watching the video, it would be easy for impressionable shooters to draw the conclusion that your shotgun needs to look like this to be effective at all:

IMO they place way too much emphasis on accessories and optics. many of their drills are at relatively short range. you dont need optics to hit targets at 25-50 yards with a shotgun, nor do every single one of your 9 buckshot pellets need to strike within a 5" circle to neutralize a human being.

of course the video is made by magpul, and their goal is to sell their products, so you cant really blame them.

 

[mmatt]

I run a full Costa Spec beard based off of Matt Mclatchy's beard out east. He's #1 in Magpul beard emulation techniques.

It's all about the beard baby!

Watch for mmatt's "Art of the Tactical Rimfire" this spring! You gonna come help me produce this one Chris?

 

[beachead]

Regardless of the range, optics take the guess work out it. Target aquisition with a red dot is undeniably faster than irons. I love the irons on my AR but shooting my buddies AR with a red dot and a magnifier is almost cheating.

 

[stormbringer]

watched some of it.
id like to see more oldskool, less 'blinged out' tactical shotguns represented. by watching the video
.

So you missed the guy with the stock off the shelf 870 with bead sight?

 

[Fenix.NZ]

watched some of it.
id like to see more oldskool, less 'blinged out' tactical shotguns represented. by watching the video, it would be easy for impressionable shooters to draw the conclusion that your shotgun needs to look like this to be effective at all:

IMO they place way too much emphasis on accessories and optics. many of their drills are at relatively short range. you dont need optics to hit targets at 25-50 yards with a shotgun, nor do every single one of your 9 buckshot pellets need to strike within a 5" circle to neutralize a human being.

of course the video is made by magpul, and their goal is to sell their products, so you cant really blame them.

i agree with you to a degree..

red dot sights are incredibly easy to use, and i prefer them over ghost rings. so in that respect they win on a gun where slugs will be commonplace, and i guess the ghostys are there as backup

however, when it comes to a bead or a reddot, ill take the bead and save the weight and profile on my shotgun

 

[manbearpig]

So you missed the guy with the stock off the shelf 870 with bead sight?

i guess? didnt finish watching it, my g/f whines whenever i put it on. i had to watch dinner for schmucks instead

 

[sherlockbonez]

I like to see more malfunction drills.

 

[NaOH]

I have to agree. There were plenty of stock (or very close to it) shotguns.

So you missed the guy with the stock off the shelf 870 with bead sight?

 

[Ike]

Overall I thought it was well done and some good information.
I did notice that some of the students had terrible trigger finger control ...lots of 'finger on the trigger' reloads

 

[Super_Chicken]

My blueray copy just hit the border. Should be here any day now.

Where you get the blu-ray ones from?