When the shooter chooses the proper tools for the job/mission, never violates safety rules and never misses the target at selected distances...*then* the "instructor" becomes superfluous.
When the shooter thinks he is good enough, he is wrong. Another member of the triggernosis school of critical thinking and deep experience.
Some folks don't appear impressed w/ Blue's CV and qualifications to comment on learning and teaching shooting. SNORK. They will continue to display their ignorance.
mike r
So, what's YOUR point?? Just because you may not be very good, doesn't mean others won't miss the designated target.
Go back to sleep, maybe firearms aren't for you. Nor the internet.
Don't ask me about my military service or heroic acts...most of it is untrue.
