Yep.TexasComputerDude wrote:I know the rules. I know its my aunt fanny if I mess up and I take extra precaution to make 100% sure I won't
I do need to stop though.

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Yep.TexasComputerDude wrote:I know the rules. I know its my aunt fanny if I mess up and I take extra precaution to make 100% sure I won't
I do need to stop though.
May you dodge any bullet as well as you dodge this question. ;)agbullet2k1 wrote:Slow is smooth; smooth is fast.Morgan wrote:So.....anyone who does gun tricks is bad? How about quick draw? I mean, the faster you do something the more room for error...
Theres a big difference between shooting quick draw 'cowboy style' and drawing your weapon in self defense. By 'cowboy style', I mean drawing a single action revolver from a cowboy rig and firing from the hip. That wouldnt serve CHL holders well when innocent bystanders start getting shot. What agbullet is probably talking about when he said that was that in our case, we wont be shooting like that, rather we will be taking the time to properly draw and aim. Im quite sure he didnt mean to draw in slow motion.Morgan wrote:May you dodge any bullet as well as you dodge this question. ;)agbullet2k1 wrote:Slow is smooth; smooth is fast.Morgan wrote:So.....anyone who does gun tricks is bad? How about quick draw? I mean, the faster you do something the more room for error...
I don't understand why you include "fast draw" as a gun trick, so I don't get your point either.Morgan wrote:You missed my point. Go back and read some of the posts in this thread. People have said pretty well point blank, "One should NEVER twirl a gun.
I basically asked, "So there's no room in the world for the people who do gun tricks?" This would include gun twirlers, fast shot people, etc.