Pistol/Shotgun Training vid

[Zartan]

Check out this guys sick shotgun to pistol transition @ 1:48. Cool video overall.

[bassbones]

Can't wait to hear the ninjas pick this apart ...

[Zartan]

So was I!

[DFence]

That dude is on it. Really smooth.

Practice practice practice....

[Sheepdog1968]

Looks good. I hope those aren't live shells.

[Gary13]

Took a home defense class from Gray Ops at Sac Valley last year where we trained with shotguns and handguns. Good class. I need to take some more classes.

[Zartan]

Took a home defense class from Gray Ops at Sac Valley last year where we trained with shotguns and handguns. Good class. I need to take some more classes.

I was going to sign up for their 8/3 shotgun class yesterday, but then I remembered it's my nephews first bday...

[Gary13]

I was going to sign up for their 8/3 shotgun class yesterday, but then I remembered it's my nephews first bday...

I know the feeling. I have tried to sign up for several, but either already scheduled or they are already full.

[Mr. Beretta]

What make of shotgun was that ?

The handgun ID was simple.....Beretta 92 F /FS (which had the hammer back allot)

Gotta give him credit, practice makes perfect. He's good!

[SuperSet]

Think those dudes are Slovenians. Check out their channel, Polenar Tactical, for more updated videos. Those guys and gals train a lot!

[Travis590A1]

Think those dudes are Slovenians. Check out their channel, Polenar Tactical, for more updated videos. Those guys and gals train a lot!

Ya hes pretty big on youtube. They train A LOT. His AK vids are pretty badass.

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[joker8baller]

Looks good. I hope those aren't live shells.

Shouldn't be, he's pressing the trigger.

[18Dmedic]

Practice does not make perfect.

PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!

He's got decent skills. But live training should be used to supplement this. I'm sure he does that too. I've seen some of their vids. Not bad. Especially with an AK.lol

[CrippledPidgeon]

What make of shotgun was that ?

Probably a Benelli M3. It's a semi-auto with the ability to use the pump.

That transition technique is fairly standard for that kind of sling.

Here's Louis Awerbuck teaching the same technique from what's gotta be the 90's. His actual description of the transition starts around 2:28, and his first complete demonstration is around the 4 minute mark. He's much smoother than this guy, and almost as fast, but he's also talking through the whole demonstration.