Retired Army Ranger and former member of the Army Marksmanship Unit, Dave Steinbach (@stonybrook73), talks about the right way to shoot your AR-15 when it’s canted 90-degrees.
He explains why your point of aim must change and shows the results of making corrections versus not doing so.
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After learning the cartesian plane, hearing x originally as the vertical with the y as the horizontal when they're synonymous with the opposite is difficult to hear and imagine without seeing the hand signals. While the fundamentals are valuable, the labels, when already universally known, helps with more efficient transfer of information.
Wow, that is one of the best basic theory of operation with a real demonstration. Thank you.
These videos with Dave are great. Can we do an episode where he just rips a phonebook in half? Dude's a stud.
Isn't the X and Y flipped?
x is horizontal and y is vertical
Bruh you got your x and y axis mixed up😂😂🤣
Awesome explanation with a great demonstration.
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i am glad your back brother thought it was utube the erased the last video