I was hoping david would have made it out, at least to show us how it's done properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cattle/Horses
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I was hoping david would have made it out, at least to show us how it's done properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cattle/Horses
Me too.
I will admit to kind of missing the guy. He may be a (firearm) dumbass, but he is a very likable one in real life.:(
And YOU done so much 1 on 1 for him and tried to reign the rest of us in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumbler
I agree with that. I kind of miss him . He's a very pleasant up beat kind of guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumbler
May be ?
But he was likable....some of the stuff he came up with defied any reason....
He felt like he was just mis-understood about the 1911 toss, as he was just doing the " fight like you train" thing..
I still would have liked to have had all his empty brass though..and he was pleasant..(and interesting to shoot against ) in a controlled match environment.... not much use for the chinglish to redneck translator since he left...
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Originally Posted by Cattle/Horses
I think that I worked a little with him on rifle to translate Redneck to Chinglish from Bob's PR class. . . . but you guys can't blame that handgun craziness on me. :P
I would have taught him to toss it straight up and when the bad guy looked up at it, cut his head off. ;)
The underhanded throw did seem to be the best technique.
Especially if going for altitude. I think tyler kicked everyone's ass in that category