DougGuy44man, you came immediately to mind when I saw this, I know you will appreciate it, well up to the point that it isn't a .44!
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44man, you came immediately to mind when I saw this, I know you will appreciate it, well up to the point that it isn't a .44!
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Offhand, beyond impressive. I was expecting it to be from a rest.
Subsonic ammo shot Double action and offhand - a master handgunner indeed.
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"The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government."
That was insane!
I have been a BIG fan of his for years.
One thing I always wanted to see. A zombie film set in Louisiana starring Jerry Miculek. Couldn't call it a feature movie, more like a short film or maybe an infomercial. LOL!
If given the choice of facing off in firefight between 10 gangbangers with full auto AK's or Jerry w/ a single shot .22......I'll take my chances with the ghetto trash!!!
On the off chance any of you guys are wondering who this man is???
watch this one too.
It looks like he just throws the reloads into the cylinder. I know moon clips play a big part in that. But damn is he fast. I don't think I can keep the muzzle that still while dry firing.
Amazing feat, yes. Likely first shot on a cold barrel first time on film, doubtful. Even the mark on the steel isn't where the balloon was. The splatter is probably what took out the balloon. Still, Miculek is THE MAN.
i believe any accomplished handguner here could hit a balloon at 1000 yards if allowed to walk it out to the target. I feel confident I could even do it with a cast boolit.
Jerry is my HERO!
Dysfunctional Disturbed Disabled Debonair Navy Veteran
Swift Boats, Vietnam, 1967-1968.
"You are never too old to learn something stupid."
Jerry And the late Bob Munden are America's great shooters. I know I'll caught a little S**t but Elmer was cool too.
Never forget Ed McGivern.Originally Posted by daniel lawecki
I saw him shoot a balloon at 100 yds with a 2" (really 1-7/8") bbl model 60....this 9mm is beyond anything I have seen....not sure I could have seen that balloon with 62 year old eyes!
When guns are outlawed only criminals and the government will have them and at that time I will see very little difference in either!
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"We must reject the idea that every time a law's broken, society is guilty rather than the law breaker. It is time to restore the American precept that each individual is acoutable for his actions." Presdent Ronald Reagan
Here's some up close and personal w/50 AE. The high speed photog is great -- watch Jerry's hands (complete control) -- also "I could clean it up a bit". Gotta love Jerry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULysvxSYfoU
When Jerry is talking and waiving his hands around, notice the size of them.
I like his reloading room.
Run the ballistics on a 147 gr 9mm at 1000 yds and check out the trajectory. Rain-bow!
The bullet was travling almost straight down when it hit. It had 150 FEET of drop.
First reload: .22 Hornet. 1956.
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government take care of him better take a closer look at the American Indian."
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Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boolits !!!!! Does that mean what I think it do? It do!
Notice how the muzzle points up. Def not a dangle in the angle huh? Jerry's immortal in the gun crowd.
just puttin' along
That is REALLY amazing. Now - how many thousands of shots did he
do in practice to get that set up?
Of course, standing with a 1911 back in the mid-80s we were reliably
hitting an 18" gong at 200 yds. So a larger target at 5 times the range,
not easy by any means, but clearly Jerry has shown it is not impossible.
With full moon clips and jacketed bullets, you pretty much CAN throw
it at the cylinder and it will index and drop in.
Bill
If it was easy, anybody could do it.
I have met Jerry several times, often enough to where he & his wife know me well enough to remember my name & such! (Kay usually hugs me too!)
Jerry's hands appear big because he has "thick" fingers,,, but they aren't actually long fingers. His hands wear the calluses of decades of use. And yes,,, he pretty much "throws" a moon clip at the cylinder when he's got the speed turned on.
I will say that Jerry is multi-talented when it comes to shooting. He has won many multi-gun & 3-gun matches.
And a nicer guy in the the sport is hard to find!
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