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Bill Wilson presents a series of programs designed to help all gun owners shoot better, understand how semi-automatic pistols operate, fieldstrip, clean, lubricate and then reassemble seven of the most popular semi-automatic pistols in the world. Fieldstripping is the process of breaking the gun down to its major components to enable the operator to clean and lubricate the firearm. Each video shows in detail how to shoot and how these pistols operate with excellent animation sequences showing cutaway views of pistols firing and cycling as well as proper sight picture and sight alignment. Additionally, strict attention is paid to how much lubrication should be used and where it should be applied. Plus, an informative question and answer session with Bill Wilson sharing his years of insight regarding corrosive vs. non-corrosive ammo, how-to-shoot, and lots more.
Complete information on how to shoot, disassemble, maintain, lubricate and reassemble Glock pistols. Information applies to ALL Glock models 17 - 36. This program was designed to help the gun owner, shoot better, and understand how semi-automatic pistols operate. Excellent animation sequences show cutaway views of pistol firing and cycling, as well as proper sight picture and alignment. Features Bill Wilson, champion pistol shooter.
(about 86 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on July 06, 2005 in Firearms::Glock and Firearms::Marksmanship.
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I liked the video very much. Mr Wilson is very informed and is able to relay his message to the average shooter.
The only negative thing was I was really interested in how to take the magazine apart. That was not part of the video. All in all I will surely order another one if I need more information.
A bit confusing at the start since the "How to Shoot" portion did not specifically address the Glock pistol.
However, the specifics of the Glock is covered subsequently.
Commercial spin at the end was a bit overdone.
Would suggest Gunsite Tactical Pistol 1 & 2 as well as Making Glocks Rock.
The almost half of the video was commercials. Half of the remaining half focused on the 1911. Half of what was left was Bill running through the same speed drills over and over again. What remained was relatively useful, but I found the same or better information on YouTube.com. There was more material on testing lubes than on How to Shoot Glocks. It was so early 90's I nearly gagged. The only thing useful were learning where and how much to lube the Glock. Aside from that, it was a waste of time.
