James Yeager interview in Concealed Carry Mag

[GNRPowdeR]

Normally don't post in this thread, but I read a short (and I think good) interview with JY.

THIS is the link to the scanned pdf from the mag.

HERE'S the link to get more info about the mag.

Say what you want, but the man has my respect. Yeah, I said it...

 

[GNRPowdeR]

What?!? This has gone the majority of a day and no blast of ???

 

[singlesix]

What?!? This has gone the majority of a day and no blast of ???

You trolling again?

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I love that on the magazine link - there's a picture of a dude open carrying.

-J-

 

[GNRPowdeR]

You trolling again?

Mainly checking to see if people are looking at the article or just hoping it's another rant about JY... Sorry to disappoint those looking for the latter... LoL

 

[Expatriated]

I read the article. Good stuff.

I agree with Yeager on safety. One of the things I harp on. I can make a range so safe that you'll get zero training value whatsoever. I despise all these range rules. The 4 suffice. They are even redundant. Good on him for pointing that out. We preach and stress 360 degree awareness then boot a guy off the range for turning HALF of that.

Safety is not the most important thing in a training environment.

 

[singlesix]

Mainly checking to see if people are looking at the article or just hoping it's another rant about JY... Sorry to disappoint those looking for the latter... LoL

Any pictures of hot babes who lack trigger control in the article?

 

[Snapdragon]

Thirty seconds of trying to read that white-on-black type, and I'm seeing black and white stripes everywhere. It's like staring at that picture that you see on the internet and looking away and then it's Jesus when you didn't know you were looking at Jesus. (But it's James Yaeger, which is almost the same thing.)

 

[Maximinus Thrax]

He has a solid point on the training issue. Different ranges serve different purposes. When I introduce a new shooter to the sport I keep them in a very restrictive environment so as to teach them to pay attention and I can watch them more closely. When I look for a location to train more advanced skills, I will be looking for a place that allows the freedom of motion that he brought up because I have the foundational skills already ingrained.

 

[theblackknight]

Getting training is great. Training is really good when it comes from a skilled and legally credible instructor.

You know, like someone who goes ranting online about killing people and get his pee pee slapped by a judge.

 

[Vigilant]

The guy is really a decent dude in person, and FP is a very good class! YMMV

 

[Sylvain]

Thirty seconds of trying to read that white-on-black type, and I'm seeing black and white stripes everywhere. It's like staring at that picture that you see on the internet and looking away and then it's Jesus when you didn't know you were looking at Jesus. (But it's James Yaeger, which is almost the same thing.)

I tried to rep you for that.