Lessons for the pistol enthusiast

[KenpoProfessor]

http://www.myoutdoortv.com/pdk/web/showroomplayer.html?autoPlay=true&videoURL=ZLYBrAewQCGNWD5ES7IessNhD3IeYo7d

Sheesh this guy is fast.

Have a great gun carryin' Kenpo day

Clyde

[pbrand]

wow, i want to shoot like that. fast and deadly accurate.

[rivviepop]

That video is rad - it took a bit but I found the parent URL that lets you view more:

http://myoutdoortv.com/pdk/web/shooting.html?feedPID=vdVm7vpu7Wwhw_r0Lu85cQQt0fFcjTQ_

[Slowshooter]

Excellent videos!

[accordingtoome]

nice.. Just practice this with extra mags and not the ones you keep the good stuff in.

[rivviepop]

Even more from the same people/group/site, these ones are Todd Jarrett showing us his stuff:

http://myoutdoortv.com/pdk/web/shooting.html?feedPID=roI_0LRpH7qQmkKcVa8X0Vt80ahwO0rX

[odysseus]

This might be a naive question, but his speed was helped a bit not having an open slide on an empty mag, yes?

[rkt88edmo]

Yes, if he had to trip the slide release it would slow down his time. But if you are a competitive shooter and have run your gun to slide lock, you already have committed an error. There was a video of Tomasie practicing his reload with his opn gun floating around on the net, it is ridiculous fast.

[psriley]

This might be a naive question, but his speed was helped a bit not having an open slide on an empty mag, yes?

Certainly it helps speed things up. Also, in practical application, it's preferable never to have an empty gun when you're in a gunfight (unless you're out of ammo, that is).