Breaking the Shot, Online Draft

[Doc Shapiro]

I have posted a draft rendition of "Breaking the Shot" on my web site for free download.  I am still waiting for some new content for chapters 1 and 8, so those are subject to revision.

Some of the PDF files are on the large size (up to 3 or 4MB), so if you are on dial-up downloading could take a bit.

http://www.jspublications.net/tips/BreakingTheShot/index.html

Please let me know what you think.
Thanks

[Red Dog Don]

Doc,

I have read all but two chapters of your online "Breaking The Shot" and find it very worthwhile. I think it was VERY generous of you to put it up for free.

Thanks,

Red Dog Don

[Charlie Bowdre]

Doc , Thanks for the site and the information.
As a FNG I appreciate the help , generosity and time given by you folks .
If I can pick up and retain even a bit here and there it all makes this much more fun.
God Bless
Dutchie

[Goatlips]

Read it years ago Doc, nice to see it again. 

Goatlips

[Howdy Doody]

That is cowboy to put your book online Doc, but I treasure my autographed copy,  for sure.

[Johnny McCrae]

Hello Doc,

Many thanks for sharing this wealth of information. This will be very helpful to me.

Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

[John Barleycorn]

Good Info, looks like I better get started on some of these drills before Spring.

[Mustang Gregg]

Howdy, Doc:

It was great to finally meet you at the convention.  I got some time this long weekend to sit down & read some of your book (online).
I want a copy.  And also AUTOGRAPHED!!!

I will send you that Osage Orange wood right after Christmas.

Happy Hannukka & Merry Christmas!
Mustang Gregg

[Boggus Deal]

I have a copy of your book and have found it above and beyond helpful. In fact, I was rereading a couple of things last night and have a question. When holstering your empty revolver, do you look it in? Or just feel?
Thanks,
Boggus Deal

[Doc Shapiro]

I have a copy of your book and have found it above and beyond helpful. In fact, I was rereading a couple of things last night and have a question. When holstering your empty revolver, do you look it in? Or just feel?
Thanks,
Boggus Deal

Sometimes I look it in, usually I don't.  Depends on how much time I've spent dry fire practicing before the match.

Ideally, You'll be focusing on the transition to the next gun and the center of the target you're engaging.

[Boggus Deal]

Thanks, Doc, for the advice and the book.
Best,
Boggus Deal