Navy Seal Talks about Proper Grip

[Stubb]

What I love about ODT all the experts on here. Especially the ones that know more than Navy Seals who have probably used what they teach in action.

Exactly. This is why top competitive shooters hire Tier 1 operators to help them shoot better instead of the other way around.

 

[Sneakypete]

What I love about ODT all the experts on here. Especially the ones that know more than Navy Seals who have probably used what they teach in action.

Ditto
@Mcpousnret

 

[300_whisper]

Exactly. This is why top competitive shooters hire Tier 1 operators to help them shoot better instead of the other way around.

You’re a GM?!

 

[Stubb]

You’re a GM?!

I should explicitly add a sarcasm tag when I'm being sarcastic, which was the case here.

 

[300_whisper]

I should explicitly add a sarcasm tag when I'm being sarcastic, which was the case here.

I’m sincerely asking. You’re a grand master?! If so, that’s awesome. You don’t have to be SOCOM to have an expert opinion on a matter.

 

[Stubb]

I’m sincerely asking. You’re a grand master?! If so, that’s awesome. You don’t have to be SOCOM to have an expert opinion on a matter.

Yes, I just squeezed into GM.

It's the USPSA classification that encompasses the widest range of ability IMO, as it stretches from guys like me to dudes like Ben Stoeger and JJ Racaza, both of whom regularly train elite military units. I've taken classes from both Ben and JJ, and neither of them teach anything like what the guy in the video that prompted this thread is saying.

 

[300_whisper]

Stubb once again, that’s awesome! I’m sure I can learn a lot from your posts. Thanks for sharing!