great content, with food for thought. As someone with over 12yrs military service, I must say your nuanced way of adjusting these fundamentals has started real healthy dialogue among my colleagues and I....#keeplisteningtoyourwife
Thank you I appreciate the kind words and more importantly your service, this comment means a lot coming from someone with your experience. Apparently I will have to listen to her more often 😂.
Excellent information and presentation. I have been working with my wife for a while and she has issues with muzzle flip, and this helped her dramatically.
Haha it’s amazing what alittle practice produced Lol I’ve been doing this naturally ever since I spent one day one the river doing nothing but firing a few different pistols and watching what happened, how my hands wore throughout the day(blisters), and watching my red dot as you said. After that day it was obvious what “EVERYBODY” says to do wasn’t exactly right for everybody. Sadly that’s what they teach!! Hence the pined comment haha I’ve been carrying a subcompact for about a year and I’ve noticed this trick works even better with small pistols. I stopped getting a “proper” grip once I saw a drastic difference in hits. What I recommend is PRACTICE and see what happens, stop trying to follow instructions and try different grips, angles, and just experiment!! Other than ammo cost nowadays, what do you have to lose 😉😁👍🏼🧐🤓 thanks Dom!! PS-you sound awesome!! I see you got it upgraded your mic!! Hopefully all of that made sense haha
Lol that's awesome Josh , thats literally the same way I came up with it as well. I just stopped listening to what I was being told was the best way for me and just recorded myself over and over and changed and tweaked little things here and there as needed. Then By trial and error for months came up with this. I was overjoyed and a bit pissed when I got it 😂. Like I said some times you need to just need to experiment.
@@KingDOMCollective hahaha right on man!!! It’s interesting when you change things up, once I figured this out I started tweaking other little things too. Yeah man I was alittle confused at first, thought maybe that was luck? Then I repeated it over and over haha thanks again man!! Hope alls well
Hahaha 😂 are we really going to run with the ISOFLOW name? Let me know how it goes J, it may take a while to register all the isolation and pressures to muscle memory but once done it's amazing.
@@KingDOMCollective Hell yeah, it's a name that just ISOFLOW'S right off the tongue.. 😝 I'll keep you updated, never shot with a red dot before either so we'll see how that goes.
Bruh, although you may not be a "professional" or "expert", your wife is right...keep doing these videos. You bring an "everyday man" or "guy next door" perspective which is both informative and refreshing. One can only take so many SHTF scenarios from guys with waaaay too much time on their hands. Your music selection is on point as well. Keep up the good work.
Man... I really appreciate you saying that, thank you. Oh and you about had me rolling out of my chair with the SHTF line 😂😂😂. I thought of one person In particular and started dyin.
@@donlang2661 Great question, I still get high and tight and still draw out aggressive to get that high tang behind the beavertail. When I'm about to present I'm always thinking pinky and support hand Palm placement. Everything else I have locked into. Muscle memory I then remember to back off the tension and initial grip tnsion when I push out. I'm not going to lie at first I was slow compared to my previous methods but I can confidently say I'm right around the same speed out of a holster as I was with other methods out of the holster and with apedix carry reloads as well. Like anything it just took a lot of practice.
King great content Bossman I'm just know getting in the game I realize that my shots where going to the left also. I am definitely going to try your method great video.
It would be super awesome if you would consider doing a video on the 300 blackout, I am beside myself is to which brand and maker to go with don’t know much about the gun but just simply a Contant video of the the rest of your contact that really helps a person decide which route to go great information is always very clear very concise. Love your content man keep it up thank you so much
Thanks Joel, TH-cam just really hates anything AR15 related so that's why I haven't made it yet. I just might consider it though you're right it might be worth it even if it gets restricted.
I noticed that my trigger finger moves more freely when I grip with my lower fingers. If I use my middle finger it restricts the movement on my trigger finger to where I can’t move it straight back and forward.
Same, I think that's most people. Speaking from my own experience, instructors in the past never bothered to explain it right or enough to make sense so I used to just grip everything hard.
Bruh, this is good stuff. Please make a video of u shooting with this technique. I shoot very similar to this. Especially with the elbows not being locked out Great info here.
After trying this today, there seems to be merit to everything but the 'pinky' focus. Found myself shooting low left *and* low right; the latter I don't recall ever doing so before. I almost left the range thinking it was just me until just focusing pressure on the middle and ring fingers; which brought my grouping back up. It makes more sense since both fingers are more of pulling straight back into your arm, which complements the very "press" suggested in the video. The rest is solid advice (for example, I thought the Glock 48 was too skinny, but clearly the sides actually don't matter), and I thank you for it and the chill video. 👍
Great stuff, thanks for sharing! Vicing at the bottom of grip/hands is a good nugget that I haven't thought about before, will def try it out. Totally agree with the ring/pinky pressure grip with dominant hand. 👍
I'll give this a try for sure. Good call, only caveat is only works with 'full size' guns. I have a p320 sc and don't really get much of a pinky on grip. Same with a g26 types.
I love your humility and the easy, detailed way you present technique. I too have struggled with good recoil mitigation and like many others, I have heard grip the firearm with a bear vise grip and still I struggle. Watching your video, I picked up my unloaded firearm and tried your pinkie pressure c clamp and support hand teqnique. I could immediately tell I have better balance of the firearm and already feel more control without even firing a shot! I can hardly wait to try this on the range. Thank you for listening to your wife and making this video. Subscribed!
Definitely applying some of these (your ring and pinky tension) to my range time, awesome video. Always good to see different perspectives/tips/tricks.
Hi, I just found your channel today, 3.13.2022. I am a new shooter, only a month old. I appreciate your video and took some key notes. My instructor recommended the Glock G45 9mm that you featured on another video. Thanks for sharing your methods with the TH-cam viewers. I have subscribed, and have learned a lot today.
Love your tip on the support hand! I noticed the closer I have my support hand's index finger basically at the edge of the trigger guard (aka wedge old) helps stabilize my grip all around so much.
Yea man, there are always these little hidden tip and tricks nobody talks about that when you discover them you're always like really?!?! Why didn't anyone tell me this from the start?
Dom in this video I feel your engineering background.... Everything fantastic: contact area, the balance of forces, angular momentum given by the grip of the little finger that opposes the recoil force. Same support hand height to equalize the vector force due to the holding hand. Relaxed arms and shoulders to allow the shooting vibration to be absorbed. I don't understand how anyone can comment badly on what you have perfectly exposed !! Larry Vickers recently said what you exposed about being able to see the movement of the red dot right after the shot. Walther in the PDP model have widened the end of the grip to focus the red dot and increase the grip on the little finger :). Thank you very much and sorry for the long comment but is rare to see such “gold material”. Take care and thanks also to the one who convinced you to share your video ;)
Thanks Luca I really appreciate that. trust me the bad comments are coming. Me saying I don't grip a gun hard but showing I still have control over it will put my life in danger with some people in the industry I'm sure 😂.
This is great news for me being that my hands are to big. I had to get wrap around Houge grips to give me more surface but my hand still wrapped to far around to get my support palm into position. I like the c clamp grip, it adds a wee bit more room. I'm going to concentrate more on your objectives here, especially the relaxing of my elbows and shoulders. Thank you my friend...
I had the same issue man and your 100 % right if you have bigger hands the c clamp gives you a tad bit more room. Then the palm first on your support hand makes sure its EXACTLY where it needs to be. You will be able to feel and notice the difference when shooting right away. 👊
U remind me of the actor from Above the Rim with Tupac, Leon Robinson(Shep). Get off me nutso, lol! Good video as always with a lot of good info. Still waiting for the VP9 trigger polish how you did your PPQ.
@ KingDOM grade A content brother, I will try this on my next range day. but it all makes sense mechanically. the only thing that doesnt make sense......... is why you dont have a bigger channel. because this is GRADE A stuff. give us more.
Yea appreciate you brother, unfortunately youtube throttles me harder and harder these days. Especially this video which is the best SEO ranking video I've ever made, it should be massive by all indications but.... Only took 2 days for them to throttle/suppress it(barely gets 10 views a day now) . So unfortunately I don't think I'll be able to grow this channel anymore. It's clear I don't fit the narrative they want to push, especially being an educated black man preaching guns/gun safety 🙄. Its corruption/manipulation no matter how you cut it but absolutely nothing I can do on this monopoly they have.
Awesome video! I personally needed the break down. Definitely going to try at the next range day. I have been starting IDPA matches locally and notice I have been fatiguing as the match progresses probably because I am locking out too much. I will have to try you techniques. Thanks so much for your time and help!
This has been exactly my experience, as you describe. Looking forward to trying these ideas on the range once they open again here. 8m new to shooting and have been having the same problems with accuracy. The notion of giving more grip is interesting, want to try it. Also, the support hand fitting into that small space to get maximum contact on the handle has always felt wrong to me to with the finger indexing. Also the locking elbows out, feels uncomfortable and takes away grip contact as you describe. Going to try your method next time I get the opportunity and Ill let you know how it works out. Thanks for a great video and taking the time to break it down and think outside of the box, thats what we need sometimes.
You're welcome, don't get discouraged if it takes a few range sessions to grasp. I tried to go into as much detail as I could but there is a huge difference in watching this video and me showing you in person and letting you feel the pressures and tensions I use. Still though you'll know when you get it or are close to getting it that's for sure.
@@KingDOMCollective Your video encourages me because you experienced the same problems as I did. I have now watched several videos to try to learn the "correct" stance/grip. And now realise that there is not a one size fits all "correct" way, each individual needs to find what works for them. I really want to try your pinky finger tip because I have not seen any one else suggest it.
Love them vid dom. The only question I have is how do I do this with smaller hands? I carry a p320 x-compact with a medium grip module. Trying your technique makes me feel like I need a smaller module( which may be a good idea anyway). Either way I am going to give this a go. Thanks again for the vid.
Hey Victor you very well may need a smaller one indeed. One of the big things you need to achieve with this method is to allow your support hand palm to run from top to bottom on the back side of your gun with out lifting off it at any point and with out a gap between shooting hand and support hand placement. If there is a gap a smaller module might be the key. My wife uses this method with my glock 45 and to compensate for having smaller hands she doesn't turn her support hand over and point it as much so she doesn't get quite as high as me but it does allow her to have no gaps while still putting all her support hand grip in complete contact. So she still gets all the benefits of this method just slightly more muzzle flip which doesn't matter as much because this style allows it to snap back so fast she absolutely loves it!!! So you can always give that a shot as well Hope that helps brother, keep me updated.
Your content is thorough, but yet right to the point, film quality is great, and looking forward to more content. Keep them coming man!!! Shao_linn_fantastic
great content, with food for thought. As someone with over 12yrs military service, I must say your nuanced way of adjusting these fundamentals has started real healthy dialogue among my colleagues and I....#keeplisteningtoyourwife
Thank you I appreciate the kind words and more importantly your service, this comment means a lot coming from someone with your experience. Apparently I will have to listen to her more often 😂.
That grip technique makes so much sense your pinky and ring finger is where all you grip strength comes from.
Indeed! 💯
All the videos I have watched, you explained it thoroughly and in a way that made sense!! Thank you!!
thanks for the video. i found some good advice in it.
Excellent information and presentation. I have been working with my wife for a while and she has issues with muzzle flip, and this helped her dramatically.
GREAT VID!
Awesome sauce! Keep droppin that newbie knowledge!
Great video! Glad you share the knowledge.
Hey can you put the Glock 45 in a Glock 19 holster
Awesome content! Keep up the great work!
I'm definitely going to try this the next range trip
Have fun! Brother.
Haha it’s amazing what alittle practice produced Lol I’ve been doing this naturally ever since I spent one day one the river doing nothing but firing a few different pistols and watching what happened, how my hands wore throughout the day(blisters), and watching my red dot as you said. After that day it was obvious what “EVERYBODY” says to do wasn’t exactly right for everybody. Sadly that’s what they teach!! Hence the pined comment haha I’ve been carrying a subcompact for about a year and I’ve noticed this trick works even better with small pistols. I stopped getting a “proper” grip once I saw a drastic difference in hits. What I recommend is PRACTICE and see what happens, stop trying to follow instructions and try different grips, angles, and just experiment!! Other than ammo cost nowadays, what do you have to lose 😉😁👍🏼🧐🤓 thanks Dom!! PS-you sound awesome!! I see you got it upgraded your mic!! Hopefully all of that made sense haha
Lol that's awesome Josh , thats literally the same way I came up with it as well. I just stopped listening to what I was being told was the best way for me and just recorded myself over and over and changed and tweaked little things here and there as needed. Then By trial and error for months came up with this. I was overjoyed and a bit pissed when I got it 😂. Like I said some times you need to just need to experiment.
@@KingDOMCollective hahaha right on man!!! It’s interesting when you change things up, once I figured this out I started tweaking other little things too. Yeah man I was alittle confused at first, thought maybe that was luck? Then I repeated it over and over haha thanks again man!! Hope alls well
@@joshmajor8662 Yes sir just trying to find time to pump out more of these videos lol.
@@KingDOMCollective haha believe it or not man we’re happy just seeing ya!! The wifey too 👍🏼
I should be getting my first red dot next week, I have to sight it in when I get it. I'm going to try the ISOFLOW technique and see what happens... 🤔
Hahaha 😂 are we really going to run with the ISOFLOW name? Let me know how it goes J, it may take a while to register all the isolation and pressures to muscle memory but once done it's amazing.
@@KingDOMCollective Hell yeah, it's a name that just ISOFLOW'S right off the tongue.. 😝 I'll keep you updated, never shot with a red dot before either so we'll see how that goes.
LOL, oh boy. Good stuff don't get discouraged if it doesn't go well it's a lot different than Irons but in time it's all easy.
Bruh, although you may not be a "professional" or "expert", your wife is right...keep doing these videos. You bring an "everyday man" or "guy next door" perspective which is both informative and refreshing. One can only take so many SHTF scenarios from guys with waaaay too much time on their hands. Your music selection is on point as well. Keep up the good work.
Man... I really appreciate you saying that, thank you. Oh and you about had me rolling out of my chair with the SHTF line 😂😂😂. I thought of one person In particular and started dyin.
@@KingDOMCollective one question tho'...how does that ISOFLOW technique work when drawing from a holster?
@@donlang2661 Great question, I still get high and tight and still draw out aggressive to get that high tang behind the beavertail. When I'm about to present I'm always thinking pinky and support hand Palm placement. Everything else I have locked into. Muscle memory I then remember to back off the tension and initial grip tnsion when I push out. I'm not going to lie at first I was slow compared to my previous methods but I can confidently say I'm right around the same speed out of a holster as I was with other methods out of the holster and with apedix carry reloads as well. Like anything it just took a lot of practice.
@@KingDOMCollective Cool. Will give it a try at the range tomorrow.
Awesome video! Thank you..gonna give it a try!
Awesome, you're welcome.
Great video! Any future videos?
King great content Bossman I'm just know getting in the game I realize that my shots where going to the left also. I am definitely going to try your method great video.
Brilliant. I’m subscribing, keep up the content bro!
Differently going to try this with my canik tp9sfx. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks...
Awesome, let me know
Great content! I can't believe that I only stumbled onto your channel lately. Hope that you continue to make your videos.
Please make a review on your Walter ppq p4
It would be super awesome if you would consider doing a video on the 300 blackout, I am beside myself is to which brand and maker to go with don’t know much about the gun but just simply a Contant video of the the rest of your contact that really helps a person decide which route to go great information is always very clear very concise. Love your content man keep it up thank you so much
Thanks Joel, TH-cam just really hates anything AR15 related so that's why I haven't made it yet. I just might consider it though you're right it might be worth it even if it gets restricted.
As a new shooter, thank you! When you pinky / ring finger on your shooting hand, you are bearly squeezing them right ? Not like squeezing super hard ?
I noticed that my trigger finger moves more freely when I grip with my lower fingers. If I use my middle finger it restricts the movement on my trigger finger to where I can’t move it straight back and forward.
Same, I think that's most people. Speaking from my own experience, instructors in the past never bothered to explain it right or enough to make sense so I used to just grip everything hard.
Well done!
Actually, exceptionally well done.
I appreciate that Jay thank you, it took a while to record and edit all the info together that's why at the end I'm so tired. Thank you again. 👊
Bruh, this is good stuff. Please make a video of u shooting with this technique. I shoot very similar to this. Especially with the elbows not being locked out Great info here.
Thanks, It's at the beginning of the video😂.
@@KingDOMCollective Oooh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Yep, I saw that lol!!!
@@a.d.c7941 lol
You are something special sir. Thank you for this gem as well as your thought process and logic behind it all. A lot of the WHY is in here!
You're welcome brother.
After trying this today, there seems to be merit to everything but the 'pinky' focus. Found myself shooting low left *and* low right; the latter I don't recall ever doing so before. I almost left the range thinking it was just me until just focusing pressure on the middle and ring fingers; which brought my grouping back up. It makes more sense since both fingers are more of pulling straight back into your arm, which complements the very "press" suggested in the video.
The rest is solid advice (for example, I thought the Glock 48 was too skinny, but clearly the sides actually don't matter), and I thank you for it and the chill video. 👍
Range day just got more interesting. I need to try this out.
💯 % 👊
Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
Vicing at the bottom of grip/hands is a good nugget that I haven't thought about before, will def try it out.
Totally agree with the ring/pinky pressure grip with dominant hand. 👍
You're welcome Huey.
Finally!! You made this video.....people don't come for my hubster! lol .... Love the quality as usual as well as content 😊😍
❤
Just from a few minutes of dry fire, I did notice less low left dip in the sight picture.
Yea when I figured out how the gun tracked on trigger presses from the Palm Push C clamp grip it was mind blowing for me.
subscribed.
Appreiciated Isaiah!
Thanks for this. Gonna have to give the pinky method a try. Definitely agree with relaxing one's elbows and arms.
Yea 💯 give it a few attempts, most don't get it perfect right away.
I'll give this a try for sure. Good call, only caveat is only works with 'full size' guns. I have a p320 sc and don't really get much of a pinky on grip. Same with a g26 types.
Bingo Michael... Thats a huge part to why I always say I'm not a huge fan of micro and sub compacts. Magwell and mag estensions help them for sure.
I really appreciate this information. I’m definitely going to be trying these out. It just makes so much sense 💯🤙🏽
Glad to hear it! You're welcome brother
My last range trip I applied these methods and I just want to thank you . My groups were amazing. You really helped me be a better shooter. 🔥🔥✊🏽
Another beautiful job Sir! Love your patient, thoughtful delivery!
If it helps bro, it resonates way more coming from you. There's always different ways of doing things other than what's considered "standard".
Appreciate that Brannon! 💯👊
I love your humility and the easy, detailed way you present technique. I too have struggled with good recoil mitigation and like many others, I have heard grip the firearm with a bear vise grip and still I struggle. Watching your video, I picked up my unloaded firearm and tried your pinkie pressure c clamp and support hand teqnique. I could immediately tell I have better balance of the firearm and already feel more control without even firing a shot! I can hardly wait to try this on the range. Thank you for listening to your wife and making this video. Subscribed!
You're welcome Martin, I guess I should listen to her more often lol.
Definitely applying some of these (your ring and pinky tension) to my range time, awesome video. Always good to see different perspectives/tips/tricks.
Thanks Draxal and definitely let me know how it goes.
Hi, I just found your channel today, 3.13.2022. I am a new shooter, only a month old. I appreciate your video and took some key notes. My instructor recommended the Glock G45 9mm that you featured on another video. Thanks for sharing your methods with the TH-cam viewers. I have subscribed, and have learned a lot today.
Love your tip on the support hand! I noticed the closer I have my support hand's index finger basically at the edge of the trigger guard (aka wedge old) helps stabilize my grip all around so much.
Yea man, there are always these little hidden tip and tricks nobody talks about that when you discover them you're always like really?!?! Why didn't anyone tell me this from the start?
Solid content and great tips for us to try!! Thank you for making great videos! Happy Easter.
You're welcome Corey and Happy Easter Brother.
Ah, marksmanship!
Honest and real. You've put alot of thought into describing this. I loved the deep dive, its how we improve. Well done.
Thank you Michael, appreciate that.
Dom in this video I feel your engineering background....
Everything fantastic: contact area, the balance of forces, angular momentum given by the grip of the little finger that opposes the recoil force.
Same support hand height to equalize the vector force due to the holding hand.
Relaxed arms and shoulders to allow the shooting vibration to be absorbed.
I don't understand how anyone can comment badly on what you have perfectly exposed !!
Larry Vickers recently said what you exposed about being able to see the movement of the red dot right after the shot.
Walther in the PDP model have widened the end of the grip to focus the red dot and increase the grip on the little finger :).
Thank you very much and sorry for the long comment but is rare to see such “gold material”.
Take care and thanks also to the one who convinced you to share your video ;)
Thanks Luca I really appreciate that. trust me the bad comments are coming. Me saying I don't grip a gun hard but showing I still have control over it will put my life in danger with some people in the industry I'm sure 😂.
This is great news for me being that my hands are to big.
I had to get wrap around Houge grips to give me more surface but my hand still wrapped to far around to get my support palm into position.
I like the c clamp grip, it adds a wee bit more room.
I'm going to concentrate more on your objectives here, especially the relaxing of my elbows and shoulders.
Thank you my friend...
I had the same issue man and your 100 % right if you have bigger hands the c clamp gives you a tad bit more room. Then the palm first on your support hand makes sure its EXACTLY where it needs to be. You will be able to feel and notice the difference when shooting right away. 👊
Man, I've got to find a private range somewhere 😒
U remind me of the actor from Above the Rim with Tupac, Leon Robinson(Shep). Get off me nutso, lol! Good video as always with a lot of good info. Still waiting for the VP9 trigger polish how you did your PPQ.
Lol one of my favorite actors of all time 😂! So I'll take that!
@ KingDOM grade A content brother, I will try this on my next range day. but it all makes sense mechanically. the only thing that doesnt make sense......... is why you dont have a bigger channel. because this is GRADE A stuff. give us more.
Yea appreciate you brother, unfortunately youtube throttles me harder and harder these days. Especially this video which is the best SEO ranking video I've ever made, it should be massive by all indications but.... Only took 2 days for them to throttle/suppress it(barely gets 10 views a day now) . So unfortunately I don't think I'll be able to grow this channel anymore. It's clear I don't fit the narrative they want to push, especially being an educated black man preaching guns/gun safety 🙄. Its corruption/manipulation no matter how you cut it but absolutely nothing I can do on this monopoly they have.
Awesome video! I personally needed the break down. Definitely going to try at the next range day. I have been starting IDPA matches locally and notice I have been fatiguing as the match progresses probably because I am locking out too much. I will have to try you techniques. Thanks so much for your time and help!
You're welcome brother.
Great vid!! Thanks man!
#newsubscriber
Great breakdown. Going to test this out soon with dry/live fire. As always, appreciate the content. Keep it coming. Stay safe!
Awesome! You as well.
This has been exactly my experience, as you describe. Looking forward to trying these ideas on the range once they open again here. 8m new to shooting and have been having the same problems with accuracy. The notion of giving more grip is interesting, want to try it. Also, the support hand fitting into that small space to get maximum contact on the handle has always felt wrong to me to with the finger indexing. Also the locking elbows out, feels uncomfortable and takes away grip contact as you describe. Going to try your method next time I get the opportunity and Ill let you know how it works out. Thanks for a great video and taking the time to break it down and think outside of the box, thats what we need sometimes.
You're welcome, don't get discouraged if it takes a few range sessions to grasp. I tried to go into as much detail as I could but there is a huge difference in watching this video and me showing you in person and letting you feel the pressures and tensions I use. Still though you'll know when you get it or are close to getting it that's for sure.
@@KingDOMCollective Your video encourages me because you experienced the same problems as I did. I have now watched several videos to try to learn the "correct" stance/grip. And now realise that there is not a one size fits all "correct" way, each individual needs to find what works for them. I really want to try your pinky finger tip because I have not seen any one else suggest it.
@@23strawbale That's awesome I'm glad and couldn't agree more. Definitely keep me up to date on your progress.
Love them vid dom. The only question I have is how do I do this with smaller hands? I carry a p320 x-compact with a medium grip module. Trying your technique makes me feel like I need a smaller module( which may be a good idea anyway). Either way I am going to give this a go. Thanks again for the vid.
Hey Victor you very well may need a smaller one indeed. One of the big things you need to achieve with this method is to allow your support hand palm to run from top to bottom on the back side of your gun with out lifting off it at any point and with out a gap between shooting hand and support hand placement. If there is a gap a smaller module might be the key. My wife uses this method with my glock 45 and to compensate for having smaller hands she doesn't turn her support hand over and point it as much so she doesn't get quite as high as me but it does allow her to have no gaps while still putting all her support hand grip in complete contact. So she still gets all the benefits of this method just slightly more muzzle flip which doesn't matter as much because this style allows it to snap back so fast she absolutely loves it!!! So you can always give that a shot as well Hope that helps brother, keep me updated.
I feel sorry for the poor sucker who breaks into your place, I doubt they would do it twice you are prepped.
Your content is thorough, but yet right to the point, film quality is great, and looking forward to more content. Keep them coming man!!!
Shao_linn_fantastic