Why Was Hip Shooting Ever a Thing?
This video delves into the historical practice of hip shooting, a technique prevalent in law enforcement from the 1930s to the 1980s, largely popularized by FBI agent Delf A. 'Jelly' Bryce. It contrasts this with modern eye-level shooting techniques, such as Jeff Cooper's "Modern Technique," explaining why hip shooting, despite its historical prevalence, is less effective for the average shooter due to its reliance on exceptional skill and visual acuity. The video debunks myths about its speed advantage, supported by historical training film analysis.










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