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Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: PegLeg45 on September 02, 2013, 02:41:59 PM
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By Jerry Miculek...... who else........
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!
How does he keep that thing on target to get six shots off in that amount of time? AMAZING!
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The man is truly amazing.
The only other shooter I've seen faster was Bob Munden...but a different type of shooting.
Jerry does his magic with 6 in this video and many more rounds in others....
The most amazing shoot I've seen of Bob's was 2 shots into 2 balloons some distance apart...from holstered and one handed single action. had to reply to prove it was 2 shots...just could not hear two and didn't even see two..just seemed like one muzzle blast.
I subscribed to his channel...don't k now how I could go wrong.
Thanks
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That barrel did not rise.. That's gotta be the gun keeping that thing down! I've never met one, let alone shot one, but I sure would like to! :D
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The one time i was fortunate enough to shoot one, I don't recall any serious muzzle rise. the recoil was suprisingly manageable. The first mag left me breathless with excitement. When the owner told me to shoot another mag, I was near in shock from the generosity. When I walked through the front door with my ear to ear grin my wife knew enough to say NO before I even said a word. It is still on the top of my ever expanding want list. No wishing, just wanting. Allmost made the collection last year.
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The most amazing shoot I've seen of Bob's was 2 shots into 2 balloons some distance apart...from holstered and one handed single action. had to reply to prove it was 2 shots...just could not hear two and didn't even see two..just seemed like one muzzle blast.
That is the most incredible shot(s) I've ever seen. RIP, Bob.
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The one shot that Munden did that amazed me was opening a closed safety pin using a 1911 with 45 ACP ball, 230 gr. He did it without deforming the safety pin.
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The one shot that Munden did that amazed me was opening a closed safety pin using a 1911 with 45 ACP ball, 230 gr. He did it without deforming the safety pin.
Can't help but be impressed with his accuracy...but I see that as obtainable with practice.
Couple that accuracy with his "Super Human" speed, which I don't think can be learned to his level, and you have, literally unbelievable performance. Took replays and slow motion video for me to believe I saw him do what he did.
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1-5 drill.....with the .50...... 8)
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You don't need to worry too much about follow-up shots with that thing. (Even if you miss!!)
I watched the video of his first shots with that thing and that smile is pretty much universal, isn't it..
That big, almost fake looking shit-eatin-grin with your mouth flopped open, trying to find something intelligent to say, but not wanting to ruin the moment..
I had that reaction with the M-2 and the S&W 500..
I saw him running that Smith 500 on a metal target on a post (that wasn't supposed to fall) and it rocked a little and just fell flat..
What a job that guy has!!! ;D