People often ask me why there are 1″ squares on my Q-PT target. This excellent training video from the brilliant folks at Dynamic Pie Concepts explains it far better than I ever could:
Train hard & stay safe! ToddG
People often ask me why there are 1″ squares on my Q-PT target. This excellent training video from the brilliant folks at Dynamic Pie Concepts explains it far better than I ever could:
Train hard & stay safe! ToddG
Doesn’t seem to have been posted on April 1, must be serious!
“Sufficiently advanced sarcasm is indistinguishable from sincerity.”
https://twitter.com/hondanhon/status/359484466869190656
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
I finally have a tactical reason to shoot in my bathroom!!!! WoooHOO!! Thanks DPC!!
Looks like the new Magpul video “Art of Small Target Mastering”
I had to replay it to make sure I was hearing sonar pings during the tactical scanning. LOL
They should mount high power blowdryers around the circumference of the target so that crosswinds can be simulated.
@Hatchetman Yes, and a lawn sprinkler and snow cone machine to simulate adverse weather.
When I first saw this a bit back I assumed it was a joke. Not that it has been posted here with Todd’s blessing I see I was wrong.
ummm, I don’t think this video will explain it better than you, TG. i
I attended a class where they taught that you only needed to shoot at no more than 5 yards, on smaller and smaller targets to learn how to shoot at longer distances. I was skeptical of the claim as distance multiplies the movements at the muzzle. So, I challenged the instructor who had a female student shooting 1″ groups at 5 yards to have her shoot at a 25 yard target.
According to his claim, she should have all center mass hits with no problem. She shot 5 rounds and missed 3.
Wouldn’t the set up of your sights make a difference? Set up for center hold at 15 yards would put them off at shorter and longer distances wouldn’t it?