Sunday Shoot a Round # 72

Published on May 16, 2021
Duration: 62:32

This video demonstrates a practical technique for adjusting shotgun slug accuracy when direct impact observation is difficult. The instructor explains how to intentionally aim low to observe ground strikes, providing visual feedback to correct for high shots. This method allows shooters to 'walk' their rounds onto the target by understanding the trajectory based on observed impacts.

Quick Summary

To improve shotgun slug accuracy when impacts are unseen, intentionally aim lower to observe ground strikes. This visual feedback helps you gauge trajectory and adjust your aim upwards to 'walk' the slugs onto the target, a technique useful for shotguns with bead sights.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & Tennessee Hills
  2. 00:16Shooting the Double Barrel Shotgun
  3. 00:42Middle Tennessee Scenery
  4. 01:10Pulling Out the Stoeger Coach Gun
  5. 01:53Stoeger Coach Gun 12 Gauge Details
  6. 02:07Internal Hammers vs. External Hammers
  7. 02:20Self-Cocking Action
  8. 02:30Cowboy Action Shooting Context
  9. 03:06What the Instructor is in the Mood to Shoot
  10. 03:09Black Powder Revolver Cleaning
  11. 03:43Carry Gun Considerations
  12. 04:07Collection of Small Pistols
  13. 04:36Belt Holster Pistols
  14. 04:49Dan Wesson Guardian Review
  15. 04:59Beware the Man with One Gun
  16. 05:13Rationalizing Firearm Choices
  17. 05:22Pull and Shoot Operation
  18. 05:391911 Operation
  19. 05:59John's Comedy Schedule Updates
  20. 06:54Stoeger Coach Gun Recap
  21. 07:04Ease of Disassembly
  22. 07:23Shotgun vs. Revolver Operation
  23. 07:43Shooting a Hanging Bucket Target
  24. 08:15Riding Shotgun with Charlie
  25. 09:03AR-15 Piece on Fox Nation
  26. 10:00AR-15 Discussion Insights
  27. 11:08Shouting Fire in a Crowded Theater Analogy
  28. 12:07Firearms Misuse vs. Ownership
  29. 13:33Preempting Misbehavior
  30. 14:06YouTube Mid-Roll Ads
  31. 15:50Monetization Settings
  32. 16:54Shooting the Coach Gun Again
  33. 17:01Old Military Rounds
  34. 17:14Double Ought Buckshot
  35. 17:36Buckshot on the Bucket
  36. 17:41Gallon Jug Target
  37. 18:02Shooting the Gong
  38. 18:22Shooting Slugs
  39. 18:30Shotgun Slugfest
  40. 19:39Slug Impact on Gong
  41. 20:10Shotgun Sight Considerations
  42. 20:36Adjusting Aim for Low Shots
  43. 21:49Elmer Keith's Methods
  44. 22:25Announcements Recap
  45. 22:39Gas Shortage Discussion
  46. 23:33Prepper Mentality
  47. 24:10Everyday Systems We Take for Granted
  48. 25:43Pipeline Issues
  49. 26:01Complexity of Modern Systems
  50. 27:00Camera Battery Replacement
  51. 27:32Canon XA30 Camera Review
  52. 28:30Taking Systems for Granted
  53. 28:41Defunding the Police Discussion
  54. 29:04The Thin Blue Line
  55. 29:33Consequences and Law Enforcement
  56. 30:00Concern Over Demonizing Police
  57. 31:06Appreciating Systems and People
  58. 31:33Preparing for Emergencies
  59. 32:16Grid Down Scenario
  60. 33:40Common Sense Advice
  61. 33:43Shooting Two-Liter Bottles
  62. 33:51Break Action Shotgun Experience
  63. 34:10Old Man Gun / Fud Gun
  64. 34:34Manual Operation of Shotguns
  65. 34:50Double Barrel Shotgun Ownership
  66. 35:31Long Barreled Shotgun
  67. 35:56Firearm Preferences and Bias
  68. 37:03Coolness of Simple Firearms
  69. 37:38Gun Bigots
  70. 38:20Grammar Lesson: Feel Bad vs. Feel Badly
  71. 38:46Advice Segment
  72. 39:04Philosophizing on Racism
  73. 39:11Computers Useful When We Stop Talking About Them
  74. 40:47Early Days of Microcomputers
  75. 41:13Computers Becoming Seamless
  76. 42:47The Problem with Constant Talk About Race
  77. 44:48Bigotry and Media Influence
  78. 45:40Politicians and Media Keeping Issues Alive
  79. 46:21Vying for Attention
  80. 47:27Race and Gender Issues Selling Attention
  81. 47:52Shooting Slugs Again
  82. 48:19Slug Impact Observation
  83. 49:23Striker vs. Hammer Firing Systems
  84. 49:45Smith & Wesson Hammerless Models
  85. 50:06Simple Shotgun Disassembly
  86. 50:20Black Powder Cartridge Shooting
  87. 50:2412 Gauge Double Barrel Applications
  88. 50:41Warning Shots and Responsibility
  89. 51:16What Goes Up Must Come Down
  90. 51:20Stoeger Shotgun Build Quality
  91. 51:40Buffalo Hide Butt Pad Modification
  92. 52:53Personalizing Firearms
  93. 53:09Shooting the Bucket Again
  94. 53:16Birdshot vs. Buckshot
  95. 53:32Cowboy Action Shooting Reloading
  96. 54:25Cowboy Action Shooting Fun
  97. 54:51First Love: Lever Guns and Single Actions
  98. 55:32Black Powder vs. Centerfire Cartridges
  99. 55:40Cost of Cowboy Action Shooting
  100. 56:04Recap of This Week's Firearms
  101. 56:13Shield Plus Review
  102. 56:15Dan Wesson Guardian Issues
  103. 57:17Mossberg 590 A1 SBS
  104. 57:30High Standard K1200
  105. 57:37ArmaLite 1887 Video
  106. 57:481886 Rifle
  107. 58:02Tough Job, Someone's Got to Do It
  108. 58:15Audience Appreciation
  109. 58:36Rambling Conclusion
  110. 58:52Seasonal Changes in Tennessee
  111. 59:14Hope for a Good Week
  112. 59:26Vaccination and Building Entry
  113. 59:51Rural America vs. Cities
  114. 60:30Fear Factor in Chain Stores
  115. 60:53Following Politicians vs. Science
  116. 61:03Appreciating the Woods
  117. 61:41Understanding Hate and Trolls
  118. 62:20Human Nature and Rambling

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Stoeger Coach Gun and how does it operate?

The Stoeger Coach Gun is a 12-gauge double-barrel shotgun often used in cowboy action shooting. It features internal hammers and operates with a simple break-action mechanism, similar to a revolver, where it opens to load shells and closes to be ready to fire.

How can I improve my shotgun slug accuracy if I'm missing targets?

If you're missing targets with shotgun slugs and can't see impacts, try intentionally aiming lower. This allows you to observe where the slugs hit the ground, providing visual feedback to adjust your aim point upwards and walk the rounds onto the target.

What are the key differences between internal and external hammers on shotguns?

Shotguns with internal hammers, like the Stoeger Coach Gun, have the hammer concealed within the receiver, which can offer a slightly faster operation. Shotguns with external hammers, often called 'rabbit ears,' have visible hammers that must be manually cocked before firing.

Why is it important to be aware of the systems that support our daily conveniences?

It's crucial to appreciate the complex systems and dedicated people behind everyday conveniences like fuel supply and grocery stocking. These systems are often taken for granted but can be surprisingly fragile, as demonstrated by events like fuel shortages or pipeline disruptions.

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