How To Shoot: Weapons Handling – Part 1
 
Skills Gap Trainer comment:
Your series is not just an excellent idea; it’s an exceptional idea, especially since you said it will be numerous episodes. What is the expression when someone hits gold or is on the money. This is exactly what society could benefit from. Much like the F22 revolutionized the Air Force (for USA & China 🙂 , setting an incredibly high standard that is kind of difficult to overcome, we firmly believe that your series will set an equally high bar for influencer-created firearms education. It’s unfortunate that the US military hasn’t fully recognized the essential nature of this education for public safety, domestic security and national defense and its cost-effectiveness, enabling citizens to be resilient and adept in dealing with any kinds of surprise 21st century emergencies (out of which dozens upon dozens of big crises are predicted in the great Amazon book library).
Thank you for committing the effort to produce such a comprehensive educational series on firearms. There exists a wealth of sports shooting, police, hunting, preparedness, survival and military manuals and books that have remained largely inaccessible, their theories hidden from the general mindset of the public. Creating an online course, rather than sporadic episodes, is a brilliant approach—one that may catalyze other influencers to delve into creating expansive, multi-episode content. We hope this initiative inspires professionals across various sectors, whether citizens, designers, manufacturers, dealers, retailers, ranges, or recreation outfitters, to deepen their engagement with the educational aspects of firearms and the professional skills associated with them.
Exploring diverse disciplines like sports shooting, military science, police science, hunting, conservation, camping and the rich history of firearms usage can provide a well-rounded and captivating education. By emphasizing the academic aspects of firearms, instead of solely focusing on the thrilling speed shooting action shots (although undeniably amazing to watch), we can elevate understanding and create a blend of physical and intellectual pursuits—a true martial arts for the 21st century, that is cooler than the MMA.
Considering the significant investments, both within the USA and through international corporate alliances, foreign nations states, and international political alliances, aimed at suppressing the right of citizens in North America to own firearms, it’s truly heartening to witness individuals like yourself setting an example of sovereign mindset, individualism, and a philosophical grounding that references rights documents which led to the successful development of North America. Your creation of high-quality, accessible educational content for all in this domain is a beacon of hope. We sincerely hope this effort will serve as a powerful inspiration for other firearm enthusiasts, and hopefully it will encourage others to attempt or to amplify their digital marketing efforts and their digital course production efforts, diving into rigorous educational research to advance knowledge and knowledge dissemination in this field, even at diploma to professor level.
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Related books and resources:
“Firearms Safety Basics” by Chris Sajnog – A primer on safe handling and storage practices for firearms, ideal for beginners.
“The Modern Day Gunslinger” by Don Mann – Offers a detailed look at the mindset, skills, and tactics of effective firearm usage.
“The Gun Digest Book of Concealed Carry” by Massad Ayoob – A key guide on the responsibilities and practices of concealed carrying.
“Practical Shooting: Beyond Fundamentals” by Brian Enos – Explores advanced concepts in shooting for accuracy and speed.
“Living With Guns: A Liberal’s Case for the Second Amendment” by Craig R. Whitney – Provides a historical and cultural perspective on gun ownership in America.
“Guns, Germs, and Steel” by Jared Diamond – While not solely about firearms, this book offers insight into the impact of technology, including firearms, on civilizations.
“Gunfight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America” by Adam Winkler – Examines America’s historical and ongoing debates around gun rights and legislation.
“Defensive Handgun Skills” by David Fessenden – A manual on developing defensive handgun skills for personal protection.
“Shooting to Live” by William Ewart Fairbairn – Classic text on the use of the handgun in self-defense.
“The Founders’ Second Amendment: Origins of the Right to Bear Arms” by Stephen P. Halbrook – Investigates the historical roots of the Second Amendment and its implications for modern society.
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