How to Shoot the Shockwave w/ Demonstrated Concepts
Pump Action Shotguns
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23m
Rhett Neumayer is a guy with some really interesting and innovative thoughts on small arms training and handling. He runs Demonstrated Concepts, offering training classes on a variety of different firearms. You can check out his web site here:
https://demonstratedconcepts.com
Today, he is going to teach me how to properly use a Shockwave-type shotgun - exactly the thing I got some notoriety for haranguing a Mossberg rep about at SHOT several years ago. To Rhett, this configuration offers a number of advantages (including not being NFA regulated and being smaller than a stocked gun) and his shooting technique overcomes its limitations while exploiting its advantages.
So...let's see if I can get some shots on target without punching my teeth out!
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