Found this one surfing today. Looks like it hurt!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYvAx...layer_embedded
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Found this one surfing today. Looks like it hurt!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYvAx...layer_embedded
So the 45 doesnt really have stopping power he walked off screen!
But seriously man that would hurt!!! And a reminder to be safe when training at full speed/live fire.
Good for him. Up front, analyzed the deal and presented it to any viewer. I myself have worked that situation- as in close in to the target, elbow up, close quarters defensive combat drawstroke. The trainer I worked with, Andy Stanford- who teaches that particular technique, specifically nailed the Blackhawk Serpa holster that guy was using for his AD, as unsafe. The poster violated the secret ninja technique. Finger- finger- finger.
It was an (in and out) wound with a FMJ. If he was shooting a defense round Im sure the outcome would have been alot different.Quote:
Originally Posted by trlcavscout
Right. I was considering one of those thumb-lock type holsters for my 1911. I've never handled one, or had any of my 1911s in one of them, but having the holster-release and the thumb safety that close together doesn't sound like a very good combination. I think I'm going to reconsider. I realize the "finger-finger-finger" thing and completely agree; I'm more concerned about the holster lock and the thumb safety interfering with each other.
Good on the guy who posted this.
Glad he's okQuote:
Originally Posted by sneakerd
Yup, the serpa encourages this problem. If I recall this guy has been through several training classes by legit instructors.
What can I say?? [ROFL1][LOL][ROFL3] Sorry I can't stop laughing!!!!!! [ROFL2]I'm glad he's alright but DAMN!! [ROFL1] I have to pee now!! [LOL]
I am getting a patent for Kevlar pants.
Your gonna look like sheep when ya get done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man
Ala Hopa long Cassidy.