Instructional Video?

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I've seen some helpful clips on youtube about this or that when it comes to shooting. Does anyone know of a complete series that covers most of the "how to" when it comes to precision shooting?? I've read books and online a lot, but a good visual review would be great to sure things up and bring it all together. When I take something from paper and use it in the field, it just feels like I might be missing something in the translation.

I did a search and didn't find a whole lot, well with "video" in it, I found too much irrelevant stuff.

Thanks!
 
caljay30 said:
I've seen some helpful clips on youtube about this or that when it comes to shooting. Does anyone know of a complete series that covers most of the "how to" when it comes to precision shooting?? I've read books and online a lot, but a good visual review would be great to sure things up and bring it all together. When I take something from paper and use it in the field, it just feels like I might be missing something in the translation.

I did a search and didn't find a whole lot, well with "video" in it, I found too much irrelevant stuff.

Thanks!
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I found this video on shooting when I typed it in the YouTube search Engine. Hope this helps.:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HaH1AmZXDo&feature=related
 
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you should get Jim Owen's video series.
He was the Marine Corps top instructor for decades.
I got all of them, he teaches his stuff the right way, specially the cuff sling shooting tech.
Funny guy, wich likes the real life shooting, not the bythebook...junk.
 
There is a dvd rental company in the USA that does technical (sort of) videos. Most are $10 each delivered here and it only costs the postage back as well. A lot better than paying 100's for them. Search for Smartflix, they may have what you need.
 
caljay30 said:
I've read books and online a lot, but a good visual review would be great to sure things up and bring it all together. When I take something from paper and use it in the field, it just feels like I might be missing something in the translation.

Thanks!
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If you can, try to shoot with someone who has some experience. That is the best and fastest way to learn.

Shooting is a memory/muscle skill. You only get better with trigger time. There is simply no substitute.

However, I agree that doing it wrong isn't productive either.

Shooting with others is not always easy but maybe a post here might gain some help.

Jerry
 
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