Quick video to help some guys who want to step up to magnums avoid flinching
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Join the contest SubscribeSimple effective tip !!! Thanks for that Frank. Also like the empty chamber or snap cap drill. Shooter doesn't know if he's got a round in or not. Good drill for all calibers really. Very telling.
Why you looking at my butt,
Are you a gazer ?![]()
^^^ From the magazine-drag/bolt feel
Exactly. I've used these many times as a check-up of sorts. Just have a buddy load up the mag (very important for obvious reasons) for you and run the normal course of fire. I like the snap caps or dummy rounds as one can't tell if they chambered a truly live round versus the dummy/snapcap.
Heard of that coin trick....actually have to try practice with that after a good bit of preliminary dry fire fundamentals practice to tighten it all up. That would do it.First school I went to instructor had random snap caps in my mag.
My caps would drag like crazy, as a noob I could tell
Then he started closing bolt for me
Once i thought I was king shit (still sucked) he would close bolt on me and stack up a few dimes on the barrel.
Little guys would fall if you thought about flinching.
I stoped joking/arguing.
Great vid Frank!
That bunns jiggles though![]()