Would you guys wanna shoot next to this guy??

[CK_32]

All I know, is if my indoor range allowed people to do this indoors, I would pick my stuff up and never go back..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd6wxGdehr4

[pterrell]

Without watching a full 19:01 of a guy shooting, I don't see anything wrong with that. It says pretty clearly at the start of the video, "Thanks to the range master for authorizing and monitoring our drills."

Not like the place was packed. Chances are the range master also talked to all (5?) of the shooters on the 20+ lane range and let them know what was going on.

[mif_slim]

But hes so cool!!!

[db42]

He's acting kinda goofy, and the limp-wristed thing he's doing is weird, but they okay'd it so I don't care one way or another.

[Helixfury]

damn he's good!

[golfish]

lol, the gun's bigger then he is..

Did he say "anything I can do an Asian can do better"

[db42]

But hes so cool!!!

[joemama]

Luckily you'll never have to worry because he practices his drills in a free state with most likely even more dangerous off roster pistols lol.

[Helixfury]

Apparrrrrrently......lol

[steelholder]

Does he have to look so funny doing it? I laughed a few times just watching it for a couple of minutes. I'm sure he thinks he looks cool, might be a calgun member...

[as_rocketman]

Nope. Violates the 180 degree rule. If I came to a class expecting this kind of stuff, that'd be one thing, but this isn't cool for those who just dropped in as casual shooters.

I'd also like to see the guy behind him as a safety man instead of just running a camera. You can't do both and be effective. Divided attention and all.

Having said that, the guy in the video looks pretty squared away -- but you just never know. For every one like him, there's a dozen more who just aren't as slick as they think they are. It takes only a little bit more effort to do it right. Why cut corners?

[StuckInTheP.R.O.Ca]

Wouldn't bother me as long as as I was advised before hand.

[gogohopper]

No way. He's left handed. Ugh....

[CK_32]

I was tolerant of it until he shot at an angle and kept going way back beyond the shoot doors.


Like others above I don't mind Tac shooting indoors, I've taken SD classes indoors where the class is inside of the shoot line walking around and doing movement drills. But the 180 rule and the cross shooting is where I would have asked for my $$ back and left.

My buddy worked at the firing line in HB and we use to screw around in there after hours, shoot rifles, mag dump ect, but even just us we never would have been moving across each other or used the doors as cover. There is enough holes in the doors/ceiling/walls already. Mistakes do happen and I wouldn't want to be the RO that approved this if one did happen.

[ucsc slug]

video is probably of the OP