What is up everybody? We have approximately approximately 10 minutes with one of now with

the most renowned pistol shooter in the world, Mr. Jerry McClick. That's not even going

out on the limb, Jerry. I'm just going to go ahead and say it. You're the most renowned

pistol shooter. Maybe even just shooter in the world. We're lucky to have you here. And

we got about 10 minutes here to go over and teach the folks out there, Jim. Mm-hmm.

How to shoot a pistol. How to shoot a pistol. Now we're going to go into this kind of

assuming like very, very, very intro, like little knowledge at this point. I mean, this

is like, I bought a pistol now, what? And I mean, honestly, this is, I mean, this is for

the listeners out there. It's for me, too, because we were down at the range yesterday.

It's been, it's been a minute since I shot a pistol. I could, I think I could use a lot

of this in for me. So yeah, you're going to be learning from a great here. If you get

the chance to catch it on YouTube, we've got a pistol here. It's actually Jerry's race

gun. So he may throw out a little visual here and there. And we'll try and describe it.

But all right, Jerry. So if you got a brand new shooter, they've got a pistol and you're

now just getting them started on how to shoot the dang thing. Where do we start?

Woo. Well, trigger control is going to be more important inside alignment. Oh, okay.

That's always a, that's always a given. If you try to make it perfect, you're probably

going to destroy it with a bad trigger pole press, whatever you want to call it. You

know, you hear it described in 30 different languages, but the whole idea is to have an

acceptable sight picture and not destroy it with bad trigger technique. Okay. Got it.

So basically, we've got to, well, how do we, can you go into a little bit of how we hold

the thing to? Because that's also kind of, that also comes into eventually the trigger

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