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You put your kid on here looking like a hippie or a little girl, you've invited criticism. I predict the kid will become Trans, 'specially since Conrad is on board with that [bleep].

I just cleaned up on em.


321 yards.

Good for taking the boy shooting but just blasting is building poor habits and a big flinch.

JC I was recently given a one gallon ziplock bag nearly full of once fired mixed headstamp 9mm brass. If you want it its yours for free as I havent reloaded 9 in years.

You put your kid on here looking like a hippie or a little girl, you've invited criticism. I predict the kid will become Trans, 'specially since Conrad is on board with that [bleep].

Is that the advice you give your own kids?

Work on his stance JC.
Not saying it to bust your chops at all.
Saying it because of who I was long ago.
Teach coach mentor NCO type of schit...
Goes against my nature to not try and improve others performance.
Gotta break bad trends before it gets ingrained 👍🏻

Left foot forward
Right foot back.
Just enough to get oblique and not squared to tgt.
Not over exaggerated stance per that.
Maybe 4 to 6 inches at most right toe behind left toe.
Natural hip wide spacing of feet.
Enough to get body oblique to tgt and allow aiming and pointing over strong arm only.

Body kinda oblique towards target with left side a little more forward than right.
Hard to explain in writing
But easy to do in person, especially with a young person wanting to learn and shoot.
Strong arm orientated towards tgt pointkng and aiming over its plane thru sights from the right side body being rear oblique.
Weak arm very slight bend to allow Strong arm forward thrust.
And a little forward lean from waist up (not over exaggerated )

He needs to get rid of the body squared to target and leaned back mode.

Once he gains muscle memory of body stance it will become 2nd nature.

His striker fired pistol grip per his hands actually ( "glock grip") looks good from what can be seen.
Have to get upclose and personal to really see it and show corrections if needed.
He might not have enough counter opposing force in his weak hand versus his strong hand forward force in his grip and the glock was biting him per the trigger guard.
Dunno....
Wasn't their watching him shoot standing on left side about 3 ft from him.
Or his lower 3 fingers per stong hand on grip were loosening up per more shots than intial ones.
Or might not have enough meat per his weak hand fill8ng in the grip on open left side of it that his strong hand can't cover nor ever will.
Grip is why his shots were going all over and the stance being poor form

But he also doesn't have adult size hands yet.

Dry fire practice will help him with stance, grip, sight picture, trigger squeeze and muscle memory overall.


I have not meant any degradation by this post.

Unlike what can be seen per other's little fuuked up innuendo shots.

Wish my dad was like you back when.
I might have actually liked the prick if he was even 1% the father you are to you kids.



Fuuuk it!!!
This was worth while dropping a post IMO..
JC is a solid Cat and he has a solid family....


And it ain't making Bin a fuuking cent AFAIC me dropping a post.

marktheshark;
Good afternoon or evening already out in PA already, I hope the weekend behaved and this finds you well.

A tip of the battered Bailey for making that offer sir, sincere kudos as well.

Sometimes when our old cyber 'Fire seems to be more of a dumpster fire than a Campfire, someone steps up such as you've done and corrects course for a bit.

Thanks kindly for doing so sir.

All the best.

Dwayne

Love the thread title.


And the fact that Renegade rolled in and offered up great advice.

You put your kid on here looking like a hippie or a little girl, you've invited criticism. I predict the kid will become Trans, 'specially since Conrad is on board with that [bleep].

A lot of talk about stance/grip that means nothing to a kid or litterally anyone. Foot here foot there is a long road to no where.

If you want a kid or anyone to very quickly learn stance/grip it does not require very much if any ammo.

With a safe backstop have them aim at a target. Grab the dust cover/lower frame of the the pistol. This also works with a rifle.

Tell them you will be pushing back and pulling forward and they need to adjust their stance/grip to keep the pistol as still as possible. Allow them to move anything. It's a game to find where their stance/grip is best.

Start pushing back and pulling forward. Add more push and pull as they adapt their stance to counter act your push and pull. Watch them move feet, shift hips, add grip strenght without any rounds.

Want to get real high tech and use a phone to record the changes.

In litterally less than 5 minutes a complete novice will get an 80% grip/stance without a single round of ammo.

This shit works and it's pretty close to free.

A lot of talk about stance/grip that means nothing to a kid or litterally anyone. Foot here foot there is a long road to no where.

If you want a kid or anyone to very quickly learn stance/grip it does not require very much if any ammo.

With a safe backstop have them aim at a target. Grab the dust cover/lower frame of the the pistol. This also works with a rifle.

Tell them you will be pushing back and pulling forward and they need to adjust their stance/grip to keep the pistol as still as possible. Allow them to move anything. It's a game to find where their stance/grip is best.

Start pushing back and pulling forward. Add more push and pull as they adapt their stance to counter act your push and pull. Watch them move feet, shift hips, add grip strenght without any rounds.

Want to get real high tech and use a phone to record the changes.

In litterally less than 5 minutes a complete novice will get an 80% grip/stance without a single round of ammo.

This shit works and it's pretty close to free.

Johnny NyQuil. How many hours of firearms instruction did you receive in the Air Force?

Lmao.