@@D-dogtactical734 I appreciate the compliment. TY123964 was my ID when I was a member, you'll find as late as August 2024 I was only classified as A-class in production ☺️🇺🇲

@@ShooterSway yea well u need to run more classifiers cuz I’m A class in carry and I’m not that good! Keep it up!! 👍

@@NoGoBu lighting 😉

@@jdouguspsa buying a Glock?

@@ShooterSway pinning the trigger. tlr 6

@@jdouguspsa lmao sad innit

@@jacqdarzi sorry but I don't understand the comment. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@chacechambers9059 thanks

@@Its_BOON I'm enjoying these new LOK Jaw aluminum grips.

@@themcmc go to my channel and find the 4 Part Guide for Practical Shooters playlist. There you'll find a collection of trainers who put content on KZfaq that I've done valuable. It gets updated every year.

@@Anthonyuspsa lol good ole banter. Ray-Ban Meta's.

@@ShooterSway it’s what makes the sport so fun lol video quality is really good how’s the interface?

@@Anthonyuspsa really well done

@@peso1396 shadow 2

there are 2 models. this one is OWB only.

Maybe next time

Where's the excuse?

Thanks but you should see how the rest of the match went lol far from smooth. The occasional clean reload was great but far from the norm. 1911 is a fun gun to shoot. Shame 45acp is so expensive.

Don't know if my comment went through or not. But thanks!

thank you! it's a fun gun to shoot.

sounds good - shame i'm not into whiskey ;)

@richardpancake9969 thank you! that's one of the biggest benefits of video.. being able to assess opportunities to improve.

Thank you!

🤣

Exactly. They actually de-stem a large portion of the leaf, however, it's all done by hand. So it's not always perfect. Could also be a really thick vein that snuck through QC. However, as natural as stems are, they do not burn easily and often obstruct airflow. So doesn't hurt much to remove carefully, often times.

@@ShooterSway thank you for the reply, i looked up a video on how cigars are rolled and see exactly what you're talking about. Those chonky stems should have been removed for sure.

@@AndrewsArachnids it happens. Part of the craft of having hand rolled cigars. While you're looking up vids, check out Hand Rolled documentary on KZfaq. It's a great watch on the cigar industry. Really interesting history.

@@ShooterSway will do!

@@fullypinned9744 i appreciate the love ❤️🇺🇲🔥

agreed

It do be like that sometimes 🤣

Dumb take, but either way, make sure you let a cop know 🤣😉

@@ShooterSway Will do. Can you explain why it's a "dumb take?"

@@therockazoid1723 thanks for the response, i had a huge write up drafted, but closed the window on accident and lost it all 😡probably for the best. in short, "dumb take" in the sense that it implies that cops should not practice shooting fast or reloading fast. Everyone who shoots should have the proficiency to shoot fast and accurately, and also be proficient in weapons manipulation. I do not believe being a cop means you must be slow. In fact, they should absolutely train to be fast/accurate because it is through training this skillset you build (1) confidence, and (2) the ability apply the maximum level as needed - based on your training. If you do not train to this proficiency, then you simply will not be able to perform when the moment calls for it. Far too often, we see cops, in particular, shooting more rounds than necessary given the stress they're under. It's true that training is rarely 1 for 1 to live scenarios, but that's not to say training isn't effective. How you apply your training is up to you. That said, being able to draw, hit shots on target, reload as necessary, and re-engage as necessary are all skills worth having and not need, than need and not have. If I've misunderstood your comment, feel free to provide further context!

@@ShooterSway Cops don't need to drill for speed. Accuracy sure, but speed no. Pretty sure that's how we ended up with the acorn cop.

@@therockazoid1723 another wrong take but you're welcome to have it. Have a good day.

😂😂😊 I appreciate it. But just some work put into it.

Thank you!

unfortunately, no. my guess was probably around a 1.9s.

@@ShooterSwaynice yea my fastest with all hits so far has been 2.11 I feel like i physically can’t run the trigger faster lol

​@@Anthonyuspsa in the meantime, work on making everything else quicker. Faster reaction to beep, faster to get gun out of holster, faster reloads. Can shave time off in those areas. With a 1.2s draw to shot and then .17s splits, you can hit a 2.05s bill. Then it's a matter of getting the first shot down to 1s and getting the splits down fractionally and your under 2s bill. Isolate and work through it.

@@ShooterSwayyea my biggest thing is my splits they’re slow like .21-.24 my first shot when I scoop is just under 1.1

@@ShooterSwaymy atlas splits with that single action trigger were like .11.-14 lol

Thanks for the comment ☺️

That's only for Taran's students 🤣

🤣 thank you

Thanks for the comment 🔥

Not nearly good enough, but getting closer to my goal 🔥 thank you ☺️

@@ShooterSway no problem💪

just switching it up. haven't competed with the glock in years. time to test some fundamentals.

@@ShooterSway Very cool. Not sure if I ever wanna go back to Glock, but I'm super curious what is your glock setup for the job. Mind if I request a video when you got the chance? 😉

@@bozshooting i haven't heavily competed with a glock since 2020 when i switched to the shadow. however, in the few weeks of getting back into it, i can honestly say that i do enjoy shooting it. it's so light. anyway, i just posted a vid on my channel just for you ;) hope to see you out in the A8 circuit sometime this year.

@@ShooterSway Thanks man! Much appreciated. I would love to see you at A8. 😃

@@bozshooting youll prob see me at one of the area 8 matches (nhrpc, etc), but i'm DEF not goign to Area 8 in west PA lol harrrrd pass on that.

Thank you! 🇺🇲

Thanks I appreciate that. Started practicing again in the past couple of weeks or so. Should be getting back into a routine soon enough.

It is. It's in the safe.

This is tough challenge man good luck hope you get it lol

@@Anthonyuspsa haha thanks! Once I practice up and should be attainable. Looking forward to getting that patch.

thanks for clarifying

nty

glad you like it! i'm neither. just a dude who likes shooting :)

it's an indoor match hosted at old bridge club. view local events at steelscoring.com

takign a break from the chalk

what

That’s why he’s training…too dumb to realize I guess

idk why my comments from yesterday aren't saving. anyway, please upload and tag me in a video of you doing a 1st shot in .27 seconds. thats a first shot from an ALS holster at a target at 7 yards with hands relaxed at sides.

i dont think i've ever be able to hit s .27 draw. thats ridiculous lol

🤡

@@ShooterSwayhe’s a keyboard warrior don’t sweat him

loaded question. these indoor matches i tend to shoot more aggressively - like a playground to test certain things since I don't care as much about them. so the outdoor uspsa matches i go a little more try hard, so naturally, will do better. nevertheless, shooting wise it makes no difference. only discernable difference is actually my ability to see my fiber sights better at outdoor. i could wipe off the marker on the fiber so its brighter indoor, but not a big enough deal to care. so in short, no difference between shooting indoor vs outdoor. just warmer indoors lol