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"Caveman EOtech",… LOVE IT! Kinda knew about the technique, didn't know it had a name,… Good stuff brother.
thank you! thats what i needed to see the yards
What's your thoughts on the xs big dots for the ak?
That's why I liked my mak90 sight😀
Can this be used for the ar15?
I have a double sided battle axe as my self preservation implement.. when's the class? 😉
Anyone know what flashlight mount he's using?
"Thog atlatl need Red Dot! Meat no get away!" Our ancestors were advanced and creative.
Awesome video!
How does rattle canning your guns work out for you? Obviously you like it, I was curious on stickiness or tacky feeling?
Great info
Hey Chris, is that a VEPR FM/74/12?? It looks like the folding stock version of the VEPR 74.. Whatever it is it’s a Nice Set Up
Great instruction!! After seeing your AR video on close-in shooting with irons, I also remembered how Rob Ski at AKOU also mentioned how the ears of the front sight pretty much brackets a torso at close range, so I recently practiced your technique with my WASR. MY only problem was older eyes in low indoor light making it hard to clearly see the front sight assembly, so there was a good bit of guesswork. Practice, though, will help minimize that.
Good idea. Thanks for the information.
This method of aiming has been used as long as hooded sights have been made (100 years+). it worked in many wars and still works now, but it requires a little training and you can compete your iron sights against any shooter with any electronic sight at any price range! trust me ;).
Just put target in front sure pat ring
Great video. People put too much importance on optics and forget that technology can and will fail you when you least expect it.
That drillin' at 10:00 was stable af
i have used it but never had a name i just called it fast fire
Learned something new. Thanks chris.
Would you consider painting your sights to make them more visible?
I widened my rear sight to open up my sight picture and it helps with rear sight obscurity…..it kinda dose what he is talking about.
AFAIK, Russian doctrine does make use of this but with a chin weld to keep your sight picture virtually clear, but they teach to use the "belt buckle" as a point of aim to get torso hits from different distances, same as with using the battle zero.
Never heard of it but going to start implementing it in training
So can we combine this with the Russian aim at the waistline method at further distances?