When you lie on your resume...

Blaster229 · Mar 16, 2017

pbharvey said:
His grip instructions, the push pull thing, I've never heard that before.
Is that a proper technique ?

The guy seems like a professional liar.

Thumb over thumb for revolver grip.

Biggfoot44 · Mar 16, 2017

There are more than one viable and function techniques. Push-pull is an element of several .( Including my prefered.)

Sealion · Mar 16, 2017

MEGARMS said:
Safe bet that he wont be instructing at that range in future. Especially because he admitted that the ND was intentional.

I'm not so sure. Check out the photos the range puts on their website. Seems like everyone was taught by the same instructor. :sad20:

http://www.lasvegasgunrange.net/gun-range-las-vegas-hot-shooters-guns/

TheGunnyRet · Mar 16, 2017

YOUR FIRED!!! :shocked2:

Kman · Mar 16, 2017

HordesOfKailas said:
He turns red a little too fast for that to have been on purpose. Idiot.

He almost turned a lot red with a shot to the face.

What a moron.

good guy 176 · Mar 16, 2017

I do swear, that is the worst SD I've ever seen. Very lucky he did not lose an eye or two.

Lew--Ranger63

(Stupid Discharge)

Biggfoot44 · Mar 16, 2017

Nah, not the worst. He didn't shoot himself or anyone else. But Definately very Stupid.

nomade · Mar 16, 2017

DC-W said:
"Did you mean to do that?"
"Yeah."

0_o

This video is from 2010, but seems to be blowing up all over today. Gotta wonder where this "instructor" is now.

EDIT: Range appears to be this one
http://www.lasvegasgunrange.net/

YouTube commenters are saying that employee hasn't worked there since 2012.

No the best job opening to lie on your experience...lol

photoracer · Mar 16, 2017

pbharvey said:
His grip instructions, the push pull thing, I've never heard that before.
Is that a proper technique ?

The guy seems like a professional liar.

Its a technique some like to use and teach but most of the big pros I know teach the pressing from both sides style.

pbharvey · Mar 16, 2017

good guy 176 said:
I do swear, that is the worst SD I've ever seen. Very lucky he did not lose an eye or two.

Lew--Ranger63

(Stupid Discharge)

sxs · Mar 16, 2017

TheGunnyRet said:
YOU FIRED!!!

FIFY

protegeV · Mar 18, 2017

That was beyond stupid.

Blaster229 · Mar 18, 2017

nomade said:
No the best job opening to lie on your experience...lol

Lol

red_ · Mar 18, 2017

:O
Holy cow! That scared ME! I hope he took some classes himself since then.

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Minuteman · Mar 18, 2017

Blaster229 said:
Lol

Best one ever.

engineerbrian · Mar 18, 2017

Why would you even use a 44 mag for what appears to be a beginners class?

Sirex · Mar 18, 2017

Not sure what all the fuss is about. He said he "meant" to do that. Clearly it was a safety demonstration to make sure his students were wide, wide awake.

Sirex · Mar 18, 2017

pbharvey said:

Amazing. He shot himself with an unloaded gun? That's professional grade fail.

Mark75H · Mar 18, 2017

pbharvey said:
His grip instructions, the push pull thing, I've never heard that before.
Is that a proper technique ?

The guy seems like a professional liar.

photoracer said:
Its a technique some like to use and teach but most of the big pros I know teach the pressing from both sides style.

push pull is effective to help some shooters overcome low left for righties and low right for lefties. Helps reduce complementary pulling of fingers below the trigger finger.

I wouldn't advise it outright nor primarily; I'd advise it as a correction after observing a student's grouping. Push with strong hand palm, pull with support hand fingers; reduce pulling with strong hand support fingers.

We are all different, some people need it, others don't.

gamer_jim · Mar 18, 2017

pbharvey said:
His grip instructions, the push pull thing, I've never heard that before.
Is that a proper technique ?

This was sort of what I was taught and it seemed to work.

What I mean is....

Right hand pulling, left hand pushing, to keep tension on the gun so I know where it is. My elbows are bent and I lean forward slightly over my center of mass.

This was how how I shot until I contacted an instructor here on MDS in order to get my NRA certification for my FL permit.

He told me not to "create" tension but just hold it just enough to have control. I was using way too much effort in the push/pull method I was using before. This was causing fatigue and less accuracy.

I now shoot much more relaxed but still have a firm grip.

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