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March 15, 2006, 06:01 PM | #26 |
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No...Iwas talking about the amount of training you would need to match the value of having an instructor work with you
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March 15, 2006, 09:22 PM | #27 | |
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David, Comparing gun handling and tactics with heart surgery is a bit of a stretch. No way to prove either of us right except to say that somebody invented the training. Have you never developed your own training? I would think so given your expierience. I had to develope my own training as well as copy the professionals whenever possible. Funny that much of what I was doing on my own is pretty close to alot of what the big schools do.
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March 15, 2006, 09:28 PM | #28 |
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Obiwan, If I was able to shoot 300 rounds perday I would be a professional. I have seen what a shooter firing a mear 500 rounds per week can achieve much less 1500.
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Let me get this straight. In the beginning the gun was invented. Joe six pack decides to become proficient in gun handling and tactics. What gun school does he attend? What professional instructor has materialized out of thin air? You say that it cannot be done yet TR and GS instructors had to either invent the material taught or obtain it from someone who invented it. So it can be done.
Aside from proper mechanics most of what is taught can easily be copied visually. I'm sorry that you are only able to learn with hands on training. I am able to watch your movements and duplicate them.....it ain't that hard. Quote:
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