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Post by Admin on Sept 17, 2019 0:30:35 GMT
Muscle memory is putting on your seatbelt without looking; behavior memory is reacting automatically to a given circumstance (like a misfire) without hesitation. To set my behavior memory, I use snap caps mixed with live rounds at the range. GF loads them randomly so I can't anticipate misfires. Hi-viz paint helps me find them in the dirt.
IF THIS IS YOUR FAVOURIT FORUM TOO! Post your opinion below PLS. Your gun friends in here like to know!
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Post by bazooka on Sept 17, 2019 0:33:08 GMT
U wouldn't have to do that if you had a Glock 😂
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Post by hunter on Sept 17, 2019 0:35:42 GMT
i didn’t know glocks could change the molecular structure of ammunition that was of poor quality, loaded incorrectly or has a bad primer, but wow the more you know. Glocks must be the best firearm ever...wonder why the US military dosnt use them🙃
Glock fanboys are so delusional, it’s almost painful to watch.
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Post by Admin on Sept 17, 2019 0:38:00 GMT
snapcaps are awesome training tools, use em everytime im at the range.. not only do they teach not to anticipate but also how to react to a malfunction.. whether its a jammed round or a stovepipe, last round or the gun is messed up. i have and always will encourage anyone with a gun to practice with snapcaps
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Post by magnum on Sept 17, 2019 0:40:08 GMT
Its a good thing, but how many missfires do one get out of 1000 rds really? I carried a 92fs for 15 years and the only missfire I had was from poor reloads. I fired about 1000 rds every month.
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Post by merc on Sept 17, 2019 0:43:48 GMT
Good training don't pay attention to the naysayers.
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