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Video from Blackwater Gun Blogger Weekend

Posted by David Hardy · 7 October 2008 08:26 AM

Here, via Michael Bane's Downrange TV. If you want to see how fast Todd Jarrett can fire on the move, check out the "shooting on the move clip." If you'd like to see the fun in the shoothouse, try "lasers in the shoothouse." Not to say you get a little zoned out during that exercise, but this was the first I knew the videographer was behind me (and he's toting a big professional camera). The jokes about being startled were based on the fact that inside the last door, the "bad guy" target was right in your face, which is why I shot without taking a stance.

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Alan A. | October 7, 2008 9:09 AM | Reply

I'm severely jealous!

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