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DRM · March 29, 2001, 09:38 PM

Perhaps it is a well kept secret that the pro's do in fact point shoot? Or perhaps they worry about the liability issue, I don't know. But at the 2000 IDPA Nationals, Robbie Leatham was heard saying, "If you can see your sights, your shooting too slow.."

I point shoot anything inside of 7 yards, period. 7-10 yards I make the transition to sights and anything over 10 yards requires 100% sights…pretty simple, eh?

Point Shooting is a science for me and will work for you if you know the techniques involved (Don’t knock it till you try it my way ;^)...

Yours for better scores,

D.R. Middlebrooks – Director
Tactical Shooting Academy
(www.TacticalShooting.com)

March 29, 2001, 09:38 PM	#10
DRM Junior Member Join Date: March 27, 2001 Location: Virginia Posts: 6	Point Shooting Perhaps it is a well kept secret that the pro's do in fact point shoot? Or perhaps they worry about the liability issue, I don't know. But at the 2000 IDPA Nationals, Robbie Leatham was heard saying, "If you can see your sights, your shooting too slow.." I point shoot anything inside of 7 yards, period. 7-10 yards I make the transition to sights and anything over 10 yards requires 100% sights…pretty simple, eh? Point Shooting is a science for me and will work for you if you know the techniques involved (Don’t knock it till you try it my way ;^)... Yours for better scores, D.R. Middlebrooks – Director Tactical Shooting Academy (www.TacticalShooting.com)