Mike Goncalves

It's kind of up and away from it.

And I was like, oh, thanks, I guess.

And then he was like, all right, I see how accurate you are.

Save five or ten rounds.

I'll be back later.

And I was like, all right.

I thought I saved five or ten rounds thinking he wanted to come back and

uh, try the gun, try the piece of shit para.

And I was like, okay, but, um, he comes back, he takes one of his business cards and he tapes it to the, uh, what do you call the, the deal he do that runs up and down the target, uh,

runner, I guess you could say the thing that runs on the rail goes out five yards, 10 yards, whatever.

So he, at the time their target daily dues could rotate and you could program them to go down a certain number of yards, rotate, rotate back.

Like I got, I used those for many years to work on like reaction based shooting.

Anyway, he sends it down there at like five or seven yards and he,

presses the button to turn it sideways and he's like now shoot it and i was like what it's like yeah you go ahead with your accuracy you can hit my business card at this range and i was like okay it'd be bullshit but okay so i'd take what three four shots and he's like no you got it

Breathe, took a deep breath on the fifth shot, cut it right in half.

And I now have several videos of turning targets sideways and then cutting the entire paper in half.

Some of them are actually kind of amusing.

In any case, the reason I brought this up, Vince, is because shooting at that...

I started incorporating this into my training regimen when I would go to the range every Monday.

I would go and shoot up my targets, and then at the very end of the day, I would take like 10 or 15 rounds, turn the target sideways, and shred it to pieces.