Indians For Guns

I've been trying this technique for the past couple of days with very good results - from a self-defence perspective. It took me only 2-3 shots before I was consistently on paper from about 15 feet away. This, with target acquisition and shooting within 3-4 seconds (or less) each time.

See http://www.pointshooting.com/

Anyone else tried this? Thoughts?

Cheers!
Abhijeet

'Simply' nice....
Will try this with my pea-shooter and see ...

Hi Mundaire,
Yes, it does work. I have tried point and shoot with my Walther PPK/S too. another method is to concentrate more so on front sight and your target with two handed hold, in emergency situations. Try it and you wont miss t a torso size target .
Marksman

It doesn't work with a revolver !! I tried .........


RP.

hi..
as a child,after watchin a lot of cow-boy movies ,i used to try it with my air-pistol...it was fun and very challenging.
i even tried it at the range with an indian .32 revolver(@15mtrs).i must confess, im not pretty good at it ..still trying..and doin more practice..

... I guess a pre-requisite for this would be for the person to actually be able to point in the right direction without a handgun

i do not know if this

is what its mean by point and shoot but i used to take a human cardboard target, and stand back, with a hand gun, with both eyes open, and look at the point i wanted to shoot at ie the eyes, noes or ears and point the gun in that direction bang bang two shot lands in the ear or the eyes.

this works at short range.

Abhijeet,

It becomes a lot easier with one of these http://www.shooterssupply.com/html/1911 ... _and_.html

Handled a .45 with the one at the top.It's a good product