shooting on the move

The Matt Burkett video's touch on that, plus a lot more. I think if you really want to improve, you are best to hook up with a Master/GM who is willing to work with you. Nothing like someone correcting what they see wrong right there with you.
 
google it, I've seen some stuff on the net. we do a fair bit at my S&D nights. talk to Nick King, he knows what he's doing.
 
Slavex said:
google it, I've seen some stuff on the net. we do a fair bit at my S&D nights. talk to Nick King, he knows what he's doing.
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I shoot with Nick occasionally and he does give good advice. I am unfortunately one of those unlucky people who has to get as much information as possible, break things down into parts, and analyze things from all angles before I decide which way I'm going to do it. I thought a couple of DVD's might help and I will give google try. Tks
 
Just picture how you'd run to the front door to pay the pizza guy when you have a full glass of beer in your hand (heel toe..sip...heel toe...sip)

Now just remove the sips :cool:
 
Would I sip off my right foot or my left foot or maybe both feet? Maybe 2 fast sips off the right foot while slowing down ,or maybe one sip at a time off each foot? Should I sip off my heel or my toe? Should I sip while leaning forward or keep my back straight so I can chug faster? Or maybe not worry about anything until a sipping opportunity presents itself............
 
hal1955 said:
Would I sip off my right foot or my left foot or maybe both feet? Maybe 2 fast sips off the right foot while slowing down ,or maybe one sip at a time off each foot? Should I sip off my heel or my toe? Should I sip while leaning forward or keep my back straight so I can chug faster? Or maybe not worry about anything until a sipping opportunity presents itself............
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Seal the top and use a straw.
See? We gamer types think of everything.
 
it is something that has to be practiced. Matt Burkett dvd's mention his techniques for this, and they work fine. I generally don't do it as much,...but on larger metal at under 15y it works fine.....targets under 10y without penalty targets around them is usually risk free. I find I do it more when running /moving into a position that has a risk free close target,...gun in target double/triple tap, and then look to other targets.......

"risk free" meaning no penalty targets covering that target.....I sometimes don't do as I say and end up drilling the penalty target:redface:, BUT,...it looks cool:cool::D
 
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Todd says 17yds is about the max distance you should engage while moving. anytime you can shoot on the move, you should. it's that simple. standing still eats up time.
 
Slavex said:
Todd says 17yds is about the max distance you should engage while moving. anytime you can shoot on the move, you should. it's that simple. standing still eats up time.
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17 Yards! Yards????
Crap, now I have to change everything. I've been doing it at 17 INCHES!
I'm gonna need a bigger sippy cup.
 
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