For the Airsoft haters..

[def90]

Americans pool their money together to bring a Japanese Airsofter to the US to fire real guns for the first time..

"Can Airsoft translate to real firearm skill?"

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[Little Dutch]

32 minutes! Is there a condensed Cliffs Notes version or a highlight reel?

[ChickNorris]

The first 7 minutes are impressive. I'll come back to it.

[Irving]

Saw on my YouTube feed. I like the little I've seen of that channel so far. I'll put it on the watch list.

[def90]

32 minutes! Is there a condensed Cliffs Notes version or a highlight reel?

Basically he pretty much kicks ass on all of the drills and knows all of the manual of arms for the glock and the AR without ever having actually used/fired a real gun in his life. Dry fire and firearms manipulation without any real fire is pretty much as beneficial as actually firing a gun.

[kidicarus13]

I didn't watch but the first few minutes but I figure he had to learn to manage recoil.

[Gman]

He has an interesting habit of re-gripping the AR between shots and frequently closing the dust cover.

[hunterhawk]

He learns.. pretty quick to boot.

[electronman1729]

[Gman]

Repetition and dry-firing is valuable. Who knew?