DLO 5: The Crafty Shooting Stance featuring Frankie McRae and PG Crafty Dog Marc Denny
Running Time: 2 Hours
Topics covered in this course:
- The Crafty Dog Shooting Stance
- Balance, Stability, Maneuverability
- Rise & Muzzle Flip
- The Axis Effect
- Grip Fundamentals
- Shooting Fundamentals
- The Draw
- Initial Threat
- The Dracula
- The Crafty Draw Stroke
- Feedback On The Stance
- Retention & Close Quarter Issues
- High Ready, Moving Through A Crowd
Features:
- 720p HD
- Chapter Markers for easy navigation
- Fully tagged for easy filing in iTunes or your favorite video playlist system
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Marc:
I wanted to let you know that since we have started working together I have learned a tremendous amount. More so with the adaptation of your fighting stance and the flexibility it offers for my Gunfighter series. I have found that it allows for a more mobile base to a more reflexive stance that keeps the shooter from becoming too lazy and moving into a Weaver stance. Indeed, I think it no less an innovation than the Weaver stance and no less deserving of its own name and hereby propose “the Crafty Dog Stance”.
Why?
You know how I feel about a restrictive position. The Crafty Dog gives a more powerful position to the shooter to start from and makes movement easier. It is better for recoil management in a rapid shooting engagement and allows smaller shooters and women to shoot bigger handguns without all the shoulder involvement. It allows for better follow thru and for sure makes recovery easier for faster shooting and quicker target engagement for follow on shots. I just taught a three day Gunfighter course and some of the students had attended a previous course. They loved the new addition and thought it was better adapted to shooting as well. One student said it was more comfortable for him to use the Crafty Dog than a regular Isosceles because it put less stress on his lower back with all the kit on. Anything that helps our backs with 60lbs of body armor and kit has got to be better than the normal. I wanted to thank you again for the mentoring and the new techniques you have taught me. I hope one day to be able to reciprocate as much.
Signed,
Frankie Mcrae