Recomended reading?

[Ferris]

Any good books about practical shooting I should read?

Let me know,

Phil

 

[PH Racing]

Brian Enos: Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals
http://www.brianenos.com/pages/reviews.html

 

[maurice]

I took some advice I saw on this forum about getting the Brian Enos book,..."Practical SHooting-Beyond Fundamentals". It is a read that you have to use a highlighter and make some notes as you take your time to read it thru....you may find yourself going back and reading things over again and relate it to your shooting.

Some vids you could try are Matt Burketts DVD's..."How to Practice", and How to shoot faster.

 

[Steve David]

Matt Burkett has some great reading on his web-site adn his videos are pretty good as well.

 

[relliott]

Enos' book is fantastic. Also worth reading is J. Micheal Plaxco's "Shooting from Withing." Jerry Barnharts "The Burner" series (http://www.jerrybarnhart.com/tapes.htm)will load you up very nicely also.

 

[PH Racing]

Go here, most of the books you'll want are listed...
http://www.brianenos.com/store/books.html

 

[Wendell]

Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals- Brian Enos

x4

 

[hungrybeagle]

Wuthering Heights, by Emily Bronte.

There's a great section in there about reducing set up time when you arrive at a position, and how to leave quicker.

 

[Slavex]

oh here we go....................


I've read Beyond Fundementals 5 times now, plus a number of chapter re-reads. Best book on shooting ever published.

 

[maka]

Thanks guys

I was just Brian's site and ordered His book and Matt Burkett's first three Video's.


maka

 

[maurice]

which DVD's?

 

[mrclean]

What about "the little engine that could"?

 

[Ferris]

Anyone in Canada has Brian Enos: Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals in stock?

Let me know,

Phil

 

[relliott]

Anyone in Canada has Brian Enos: Practical Shooting, Beyond Fundamentals in stock?

Let me know,

Phil

Doubtful, but you can order directly from Brian. Since it's a book and not a gun part it shouldn't take long to arrive.

 

[PH Racing]

http://www.brianenos.com/store/books.html

 

[RT]

Is this book concentrate on IPSC or would it be of any use to PPC or other types of shooters as well?

 

[PH Racing]

yes

 

[saskgunowner101]

tagged

 

[maurice]

Is this book concentrate on IPSC or would it be of any use to PPC or other types of shooters as well?

it is more for IPSC,...but would benefit any shooter.

 

[PeterPan]

I recommend Master Class I and II and Mastering the Mental Game by Saul Kirsch. Saul pretty well covers all IPSC related shooting positions and more. Mastering Mental Game is good too, lots of talk but god talk.
Tapes, books are additions, good additions, but best is a live training with trainers who can show and explain how to and when to and so on.

If someone is serious about improving in IPSC shooting Levels I, II and occasionally III is not enough. Best training is done at home learning draws (especially strong and weak or surrender), learning mags changing, calling targets, and transitions. All we need is pistol, mags, practice ammo with no primers and powder, CED7000 timer for pars and you ready to go.
Good book for practicing in the basement is Steven Anderson: " Refinement and Repetitions..."

Good Luck