lunes, 26 de agosto de 2019

2 minute trick to hit a dime sized target from 50 yards




 
Could you hit a dime size target on a shooting range?

What about from 50 yards?

What about while someone is screaming at you?

What about on the street when some nut job is shooting into a crowd and maybe shooting at you?

Listen: being able to shoot when everything is going perfectly is a worthy skill. However being able to shoot accurately when shit hits the fan is the real test.

When you are in a position to save people’s lives you need to have the skills to stay calm and react.

Honestly, it usually takes years of professional training to get that kind of skill and confidence. However…

Shockingly simple training techniques and shortcuts just leaked by an active duty special forces operator are now preparing men for the worst case scenario in just days instead of years.

And I truly believe every honest man and upstanding citizen in this country has the duty to protect those who can’t protect themselves.

=> Arm yourself to stand up against the psychos and terrorists who want to tear our great country down























The intermountain valley of the Santa Clara River is the most prominent valley in the county and trends east-southwest. The Santa Clara River drains an area of 1,605 square miles and flows from its headwaters in Los Angeles to where it empties into the Pacific. Its principal tributaries are Piru Creek, Santa Paula Creek, and Sespe Creek. The valley of the Ventura River is a narrow valley north of Ventura. Ojai Valley is connected to the Ventura River Valley by San Antonio Creek. The small Upper Ojai Valley, east of Ojai Valley and 300-to-500-foot higher (91 to 152 m), drains to the Ventura River on the west and to Santa Paula Creek on the east. Ojai and Upper Ojai Valleys are surrounded by mountains and are rich agricultural areas. The Ventura River flows south and drains an area of 226 square miles. Over South Mountain and Oak Ridge, south of the Santa Clara River, are Las Posas Valley and Simi Valley. Las Posas Valley extends eastward from the Oxnard Plain almost to Simi Valley, which is in the east end of Ventura County. The town of Simi Valley is bounded on the east by the Santa Susana Mountains and on the south by the Simi Hills. To the south, over the Camarillo- and Las Posas Hills, are Santa Rosa- and Tierra Rejada Valleys, which extend from Camarillo eastward for ten miles. In the hills south of Santa Rosa Valley is the broad Conejo Valley. Santa Rosa Valley, Conejo Valley, Simi Valley, and Tierra Rejada Valley are drained by Calleguas Creek and its principal tributary, Conejo Creek. These creeks originate in the Santa Susana and Santa Monica Mountains. The County's diverse 43-mile coastline features a variety of terrain. There are many State beaches: Emma Wood, San Buenaventura, McGrath, and Mandalay State Beach. Other beaches include Channel Islands Beach, Solimar Beach, Oxnard Beach Park, and Silver Strand Beach. While Point Mugu State Park is known for its steep coastal terrain with little beach access, nearby County Line Beach in the south coast community of Solromar is part of the fabled Malibu coastline. Ventura County has plenty of other surf spots along the coast including the notable surf spot, Rincon Point, on the Santa Barbara County-line. The Channel Islands in Ventura County are Anacapa and San Nicholas Islands.



 

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