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Matt teaches the advanced techniques that can improve your skills and opportunity for success in IDPA and IPSC competition. Action-filled chapters place emphasis on stance, setup, sighting, trigger control, eye dominance, strong-and weak-hand, draws, reloads, trigger control and much more. Brian Enos shares information about sighting, cross-dominance and shooting fundamentals. Gunsmith Don Golembieski explains equipment selection and maintenance.
(about 75 minutes)
Continues the contents of the previous DVD. Combines what was once two video tapes (number 2 and 3 in the series) into one DVD.
(about 75 minutes)
Matt teaches the techniques of top shooters, including grip, stance, gear review, how to cure flinching, cadence, practice drills, and much more. Learn by watching as Matt instructs Kevin Elpers on how to reach the next level in competitive shooting.
(about 97 minutes)
Matt teaches the techniques of top shooters, including grip, stance, gear review, how to cure flinching, cadence, practice drills, and much more. Learn by watching as Matt instructs Kevin Elpers on how to reach the next level in competitive shooting.
(about 97 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on January 01, 2000 in Firearms::Marksmanship.
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The entire series is very interesting and well made. I recommend it. Matt Burkett you are the Best !!
Very good. I find DVD 3 (volume 4) to be the most valuable. It sums up the most important parts of the first three volumes and adds on them. If you have to rent only one, I'd say go for this one.
FANTASTIC!!!! I think this is the best on this sport you can find. Sure helped me to acquire targets faster right off the bat. Very helpful
Very informative! The whole series is a must see for shooters at all levels.
Pretty Good I guess, nothing earth shattering and only a few tips, nearly all IDPA, which is what I wanted, shows a classifier.
Instructor talks, but doesn't teach. Having Brian Enos (a good teacher) was the only saving grace. I'm not criticizing the author's obvious shooting skills. Not everyone who is skilled can also teach.
