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Introducing a new shooter

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Some tips for instructors and people introducing new shooters.

 

 

 

 

 

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Yeager is a raging asshole. The other guy is making some good points, but Yeager's ego won't let him keep his goddamn mouth shut. You can see his frustration with Yeager on his face and in his body language.

Yeager is a raging asshole. The other guy is making some good points, but Yeager's ego won't let him keep his goddamn mouth shut. You can see his frustration with Yeager on his face and in his body language.

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Yeager almost made it through the video without using profanity.

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Whatever your opinion is on the guy aside. It's worth watching and hits a lot of good points

Whatever your opinion is on the guy aside. It's worth watching and hits a lot of good points

Agreed, the other guy has some valid points and is offering some good advice.

 

If Yeager was teaching how to hide in a ditch while your co-workers were getting shot up or how to stop in the middle of an ambush and stay put - then I would listen to him. Otherwise Yeager = imbecile

Yeager is a raging asshole.

 

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Maybe someone could edit it and cut Yeager out. 

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