Thank you James and Crow Bar. Basics are boring. People sell advanced without even knowing the basics. The truth about any level beyond the basics is the shooter is performing the basic skills with increased proficiency. Basics are too often overlooked and people who could become great with a Gun are ruined. I’ve got more but I’ll let my post digest for a bit. Our saying has always been, Beware the one Gun Man. I started with the Gen1 Glock 17 in 1989, then to the Gen2 Glock 22 in 1992. I have a Gen4 Glock 22 today and all the parts I need to rebuild it, even though the only things that have ever broken for me are pins and springs.
