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Miscellaneous See other Miscellaneous Articles Title: 67 Dirt-Cheap Gun Training Tips Preparing for a real-life gunfight isn't the same as training at the range. The mental stress you'll experience when your life is on the line is a survival aspect you can't ignore - but one that few gun-owners know how to add to their training. You see, in a real gunfight, you're not only going to have to shoot to stop your attacker, but you're also going to have to think of other things like... * What's your best escape route? * Is your family in a safe location? * Should I move to another location for better cover? * Are there other attackers in your home? * How many rounds do I have left? Juggling all of these mental decisions at the same time as you're shooting is extremely challenging - especially when your heart is pounding, right? Sure, you can sign up for an expensive gun course that will add more realism to your training. But here's a simple way you can simulate "mental stress" in your firearms training... * First, go ahead and equip yourself with a training weapon (laser, airsoft, or other) and a set of targets. Note: You can see how to make your own tactical 3-D targets in next week's live online workshop. See your invitation here... * Now, as you're engaging each target, have a training partner shout out math equations for you to answer while shooting. They should be relatively easy to answer (like "72 divided by 9!" instead of "the square root of 289") * This can be done at the range using live fire, but your best option is to do this in your own home from behind a chair or a good position of cover in your home. Alternate your angle of shooting (ex. - left side of chair, right side, over the top) with each target engagement and math problem. The purpose of the questions is to force you to engage different parts of your brain while you're executing the physical task of shooting. This is a LOT harder than you might think and will help you realize the dangers of becoming fixed on any one task while defending your life. But as you can see, there are some very simple things you can add to your training program that will make you much better prepared for a real-life gunfight. These 67 "dirt-cheap gun training tips" are a giant treasure-trove of tactics that will add more realism to your training than you'd ever think possible... => "DIRT CHEAP" These simple training strategies took 2 years to compile and you'll love how much better your skills will be. Plus, this week you can pick up a special bonus program called "Point Shooting Secrets" - pretty much a must-have skill if you're ever forced to defend yourself and your family in the close quarters environgment of your home, right? Anyway, the free gift is only available this week so check it out before it's gone, ok? => "DIRT CHEAP" Enjoy your training! Mike Crawley - Urban Survivalist P.S. Be prepared and get trained: www.ultimatetrackingnow.com/gt1 Poster Comment: If the bad guy has the drop on you, can you draw on the drop? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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