NousDefionsDoc
03-07-2005, 09:31
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I am a firm believer that new shooters need personal professional instruction from a competent SME when starting out. There is really no other way to start in my opinion. Having said that, video instruction can be a good adjunct to courses. They can be used as virtual notes, reminders, etc.
There are some good ones out there. Kelly McCann's series is one of my favorites. And now there is a new one by Shivworks. Fighting Handgun Volume 1 (FHV1) in my opinion, is geared towards the novice shooter. SouthNarc covers the basics in detail, draw to retention. He also explains the "whys" as well as the "hows".
If you are a novice shooter looking for the basics or an experienced shooter looking for other ways to do it - take a look at FHV1 by Shivworks.
I am a firm believer that new shooters need personal professional instruction from a competent SME when starting out. There is really no other way to start in my opinion. Having said that, video instruction can be a good adjunct to courses. They can be used as virtual notes, reminders, etc.
There are some good ones out there. Kelly McCann's series is one of my favorites. And now there is a new one by Shivworks. Fighting Handgun Volume 1 (FHV1) in my opinion, is geared towards the novice shooter. SouthNarc covers the basics in detail, draw to retention. He also explains the "whys" as well as the "hows".
If you are a novice shooter looking for the basics or an experienced shooter looking for other ways to do it - take a look at FHV1 by Shivworks.