I appreciate how you simplify zeroing for those of us who might be new to optics on pistols. A solid zero is everything for accuracy and confidence at the range.
Perfect timing, John. I was at the range last week and could have used this advice. At 63 years old my vision aint at its best, that and two shoulder surgeries later I had a difficult time getting Zeroed. I hope to GOD I never have to take a 25 yard shot with my pistol. Thanks for the Tips !!
I really needed this earlier this year! I made every mistake I could. Wrong screws caused the optic to nail my forehead after one shot at bench rest. No spacer caused the zero to wiggle all over. And even my fundamentals are needing improvement. Wow, thanks for this video!
Good vid John! Also nice you mentioned to do a second adjustment at distance 20m. A 7 yd zero will produce shots over bore from 7-25 yards.. so you'll miss high if you don't re-adjust to a flatter trajectory after the initial 7 yard setting. Looking at the data the 15 yard zero gives you a minimal POI over bore out to the farther distance, I think it stays pretty flat out to 90 yards. The 25 yard trajectory is more flat up close but falls of I think around 70 yards due to lower flight path.
I appreciate that he admits he/ we will have some that didn't go where we wanted. I expect perfection Everytime and thats unrealistic. Thanks for bringing me back to Earth
Just sited in my wife's Holosun on her 365, did a search and this channel came up. I did it exactly the same way, so I'm feeling good about my technique. More importantly my wife is hitting the target. The only thing is I set the red dot up to shoot Navy hold which is 6 o'clock...or make a lolly pop with the front post sitting at the bottom of the circle, basically means all the shots are lower than the center of the red dot. I may adjust the dot down more to bring the which will bring the group down close to where the front site is covering.
Thank you sir. I’m glad you emphasized the need for solid fundamentals. I run into too many people that are under the impression that red dots are plug and play, and will clean up any shooter deficiencies. On a side note, glad to see you partnered up with Hillsdale College. I’m wrapping up my second class, and it’s been fantastic.😎✌️
Seems like my phone is listening to me and telling John what I'm doing. His videos seem to come at the right times! If heaven is filled with guys like John, I'm on board! Can't wait!
John, Thank you for making the video and keeping it real. I have seen you shoot over the years, and you are a "trained" and "practiced" shooter. Most of us are not [natural] shooters. The reason I bring that up is, it should be encouragement to those that are new to shooting that they can become good shooters with training and practice. I appreciate that you didn't shot steel at 20 meters (approx. 22 yds), but actually shot paper. Many GunTubers will shoot steel at 20 to 25 yds, because they don't want us to see how bad their groupings are at that distance. Again, thank you for the video.
I used a sandbag designed for resting the front of a rifle on to zero my Acro p2 on my Glock 45. At 10 yards I was getting 5 rounds into basically one hole like this. It’s very good to go for shooting while standing and moving. Thanks for the video, I appreciate a man of good character.
I just installed a new red dot and did my initial zero using irons cowitness while in my house. I could visibly tell it was off by at least 12 inches at anything passed about 25 yards. Just zeroed to the irons and had a good quick 10 yard steel shooting session without ever using paper and was off by maybe less than 2 inches at that distance Also maybe a rule of thumb, the optic adjustment mechanisms use springs that sometimes won’t move or will get stuck and won’t adjust the dot. So either give the optic a tap, or what I do is go 1-2 clicks passed then backtrack those 1-2 clicks
I just joined the pistol optic club with my recent purchase of a G47 (my first Glock) and a Holosun SCS. The SCS is great in how low it sits in the mount. You can co-witness with factory height iron sights so aiming it is essentially no different than aiming with iron sights. It's an interesting transition from being "gun Amish" with handguns for the past 25 years.
Thank you for explaining how the turrets work. I always end up going the wrong way before I go the right way before I go the wrong way before I finally get it to where it should've been before I shot 2 mags.
Nicely presented, John, as always. Getting a new pistol this week and the optic will follow once the "processing" by Walther is complete. That's right. What's better than a properly zeroed optic? A free, properly zeroed optic! I'll be coming back to rewatch for the zero process just to make sure I "get it." Thank you, sir!
Great video John. I know you know this just a clarification for newbies, ignore the adjustment arrows on your red dots until you are on paper. Turn it however you have to turn it to get the dot on top of that front post. Once you are on paper then adjust the impact. If you want the impact to go up, move in the direction of the up arrow (as you said in the video). Many people think their adjustments are backwards because they pay attention to the adjustments they make before they are on the paper.
Glad to see this type of content again. And thank you for breaking down zeroing a red dot barney style I thought I was crazy trying to figure it out on my own.
I can shoot 50-100 yd, very good groupings at low ranges 10-20. And I found out a trick for myself. I change my hammer spring to an insanely light one when I'm zeroing. Hope that helps others ! Cheers
James Yeager had the perfect 1-bullet zero for red dots but it requires a bench and a pistol vice. Put the gun in the vice, fire one shot, make sure the gun didn't move, move the dot to the point of impact, done.
I use 2x2 sticky/post it notes on my target. You can get a variety of colors and be able to see your shot. I will place a target paster in middle to start at 7 yards. When I work on trigger control I use those 3/4" pasters a lot and work my way back. Great video John.
Even on a makeshift rest (bench, barrel, etc.), grip and trigger still make or break the shot. That's been a hard lesson for me to learn. Thanks for this excellent video!
I was at a practical pistol 2 class and my first shots up and to the left and I was pissed than I looked at my sight and oops 1 screw was missing so I switched to just using my irons and was fine but switched to a different pistol later without a dot. Rest of class went well. Now I know how to re zero my dot when I get new screws. Thanks John.
Great video John..... Love the humor, makes it fun. I usually zero on my laser academy app then i bench rest at 15 meters with any adjustments needed.. Then i reconfirm standing up. Usually gives me awesome accuracy out to 36 yds or 25 shooting inside
Just got my first green dot, a 407k, 3 days ago. Thanks for the upload, this is exactly what I needed. Should've switched to dots a long, long time ago. Such a difference.
@ that depends on the distance from target… the further away the lower the brightness… closer the brighter the dot… try your best to find a happy medium @ a 25YD range, I mean odds are if u ever had to use your concealed carry you will be within 15 yards at the max
I like the quick zero to the irons. I also like a confirmation group at distance as well. I use some zeroing specific targets. There is one by arma dynamics which is a 10 yard zero. Has grids for adjustments and really helps me dial in. But again a confirmation group at 25 yards is also necessary. Great video.
Thanks for the video John. I'm use to sighting in my rifles and knowing I got a great zero. But when I sighted in my first pistol red dot at 20 yards I kept chasing the zero and finally after tons of rounds I realized I'm not gonna get a rifle type zero. My OCD was getting the best of me.
Hi from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. I have seen so many videos on how to zero my optics, and I finally got to the right place. Step by step and to the point. Thank you, Mr. John. Love your channel. Keep up the good work, Sir.
Mostly, you just need to concentrate on keeping the rifle still when pulling the trigger. I had to really focus on keeping the rifle from moving when I adjusted my new red dot. I did like his idea of cushioning the rifle while you're adjusting it.
I sure wish you would have put this video out a couple of months ago. I switched over to red dots on two of my pistols and zeroing them was challenging for sure! As always, great content John From the Future!
Hey John good shooter as well as good instructor, rare find, thanks. One thing I like to do is set my heavy rear bag on my tripod and rest my wrists in it. Works amazing. I've experimented with locking the pistol itself into the tripod via the rail and just minimal input claw squeezing the trigger but ironically this resulted in horrible groups. My suspicion is the polymer frame doesnt translate to what locking in a metal free-float rail on a bolt gun does
Love you John from old Christian Ranger. I'm a 1st gen post MOG (93) 3rd bn Guy...Love you my brother in Christ.....3rd Bn is the best Bn. Stay front sight...love your effort and work
Ok John...what is going on?! I say to my wife last night, "I'm not sure Hellcat red dot is zeroed correctly." THE NEXT DAY, you drop the video I need. This is just scary 🤣😅
use a chamber laser bore sighting tool to get it close before going to the range locally 338 Lapua is $160 for 20 rounds, with ammo costs that high how many shots would you fire for a group? 460 S&W is $60 for 20 rounds $26 for 50 rounds of 9mm 115 & 125 grain fmj
Now that you have your zero for the 20m set, what, if any would the point of impact shift or change back at the 7 yard line? Would it still hit point of aim? Would you be able to drill nickels 15ft and closer or would there be a slight difference? Thanks! Love your content! Keep the gun/ reviews/ shooting content coming
Technical question. What is the distance to which the iron sights built in on a glock 19(or something similar) are “zeroed” to? What is the distance at which the point of aim is the point of impact on such a gun with standard 9mm ammo? (And shouldn’t there be two such points, considering the ballistic trajectory?)
John….. stop stalking me 😂😂 just got my retirement pistol with a dot. 😂 I’ve been trying to do more research than I did with my 320 (now the wife’s 😂) with my 2011 on a zero. ATW
haha no matter how I try to train out the flinch reflex I still manage to do it sometimes. I recently got a nice 1911 with a good trigger. Problem was gone for about 500 rounds until my subconscious learned the 1911 trigger. I always tend to brace for impact, but usually it's after the shot breaks. On occasion I still pull a shot, and it always catches me by surprise and makes me laugh at myself for being so dumb when trying to go slow and aim.
John, This was GREAT. May I ask a question? Is there a BEST sights to buy for my 1976 Colt Combat Commander which my dad left me and I'm trying for the first times? Thanks, You are awesome. I love your heart-shared discussion of how God saved and called you. And as much, I love what God has done with you since. After being saved, when one's heart is constantly surrendered to him, it is beautiful what God can create. I'm too old in the Lord to set my eyes on a man instead of on the Lord, but I must say that my goals for letting God do more with me have been increased by looking at your life in the last week! It works for me to look into God's face more clearly through looking through you! Sometimes when one has been saved for 54 years, one feels like God can't do anymore with me. I'm not going to change any more. I'm settled as set concrete. Rather discouraging! Thanks for helping me. David Lee
This guy is so polite.... makes learning something a pleasure.
Polite, but also very honest. But like you said I'd imagine a class with John would be a blast.
It’s like watching bob ross of the gun world
@@dukedynasty Gold comment!
I appreciate how you simplify zeroing for those of us who might be new to optics on pistols. A solid zero is everything for accuracy and confidence at the range.
I was missing this gun content... thank John!
Love the humbleness John... This is why I love your channel. Can't go wrong with a good Christian family man!
Damn right! I love a man who worships jews.
Perfect timing, John.
I was at the range last week and could have used this advice. At 63 years old my vision aint at its best, that and two shoulder surgeries later I had a difficult time getting Zeroed. I hope to GOD I never have to take a 25 yard shot with my pistol. Thanks for the Tips !!
I hope you never have to take any defensive shot. That said most defensive shootings happen at 3-7 yards from what I’ve read.
@@warweaponx6629 That's correct 👍 I read it's between 7 - 10 ft
As a graduate of hillsdale college and someone very familiar with their pistol program, I am so happy to hear you guys are sponsored by them!
They have a pistol program? I knew of them but did not think they would sponsor gun channels.
Hillsdale! Good times in the mid 70's
@@546people yessir, we have won a few national championships when I was on the team
I really needed this earlier this year! I made every mistake I could. Wrong screws caused the optic to nail my forehead after one shot at bench rest. No spacer caused the zero to wiggle all over. And even my fundamentals are needing improvement. Wow, thanks for this video!
Exactly! Well done John! Thanks for the tutorial. Keep the excellent content coming! And I feel ya on the older eyes 😉
Good vid John! Also nice you mentioned to do a second adjustment at distance 20m. A 7 yd zero will produce shots over bore from 7-25 yards.. so you'll miss high if you don't re-adjust to a flatter trajectory after the initial 7 yard setting. Looking at the data the 15 yard zero gives you a minimal POI over bore out to the farther distance, I think it stays pretty flat out to 90 yards. The 25 yard trajectory is more flat up close but falls of I think around 70 yards due to lower flight path.
I appreciate that he admits he/ we will have some that didn't go where we wanted. I expect perfection Everytime and thats unrealistic. Thanks for bringing me back to Earth
What an awesome sponsor. Hillsdale is the best
Perfect timing. Im from the future and I have cool guy hardware now.
Aim small, miss small. Loved The Patriot movie.
That “unsubscribe” shot is what I like to call “old settler” happens to me when I get annoyed 😂. I need to settle down
Just sited in my wife's Holosun on her 365, did a search and this channel came up. I did it exactly the same way, so I'm feeling good about my technique. More importantly my wife is hitting the target. The only thing is I set the red dot up to shoot Navy hold which is 6 o'clock...or make a lolly pop with the front post sitting at the bottom of the circle, basically means all the shots are lower than the center of the red dot. I may adjust the dot down more to bring the which will bring the group down close to where the front site is covering.
Thank you sir. I’m glad you emphasized the need for solid fundamentals. I run into too many people that are under the impression that red dots are plug and play, and will clean up any shooter deficiencies.
On a side note, glad to see you partnered up with Hillsdale College. I’m wrapping up my second class, and it’s been fantastic.😎✌️
Seems like my phone is listening to me and telling John what I'm doing. His videos seem to come at the right times!
If heaven is filled with guys like John, I'm on board! Can't wait!
Good video sir. I’m 51 now and I started wearing 1.25 cheater glasses when I was 48 it got me back to like when I was 20. It’s heck getting old.
John, Thank you for making the video and keeping it real. I have seen you shoot over the years, and you are a "trained" and "practiced" shooter. Most of us are not [natural] shooters. The reason I bring that up is, it should be encouragement to those that are new to shooting that they can become good shooters with training and practice. I appreciate that you didn't shot steel at 20 meters (approx. 22 yds), but actually shot paper. Many GunTubers will shoot steel at 20 to 25 yds, because they don't want us to see how bad their groupings are at that distance. Again, thank you for the video.
Hillsdale College ROCKS!! Thanks, John :)
YES to the impatience ..... I feel ya on that ...
Nice! Warrior Poet Society Classic content. Thank you.
I used a sandbag designed for resting the front of a rifle on to zero my Acro p2 on my Glock 45. At 10 yards I was getting 5 rounds into basically one hole like this. It’s very good to go for shooting while standing and moving. Thanks for the video, I appreciate a man of good character.
I really appreciate you showing the mess ups. I'm hard on myself when it comes to getting my zero and I think the frustration leads to more mistakes
Glad to see more of what I started watching this channel for years ago! Nice!
I just installed a new red dot and did my initial zero using irons cowitness while in my house. I could visibly tell it was off by at least 12 inches at anything passed about 25 yards.
Just zeroed to the irons and had a good quick 10 yard steel shooting session without ever using paper and was off by maybe less than 2 inches at that distance
Also maybe a rule of thumb, the optic adjustment mechanisms use springs that sometimes won’t move or will get stuck and won’t adjust the dot. So either give the optic a tap, or what I do is go 1-2 clicks passed then backtrack those 1-2 clicks
I just joined the pistol optic club with my recent purchase of a G47 (my first Glock) and a Holosun SCS. The SCS is great in how low it sits in the mount. You can co-witness with factory height iron sights so aiming it is essentially no different than aiming with iron sights. It's an interesting transition from being "gun Amish" with handguns for the past 25 years.
Thank you for explaining how the turrets work. I always end up going the wrong way before I go the right way before I go the wrong way before I finally get it to where it should've been before I shot 2 mags.
Not all who are lost are adjusting a red dot...
Nicely presented, John, as always. Getting a new pistol this week and the optic will follow once the "processing" by Walther is complete. That's right. What's better than a properly zeroed optic? A free, properly zeroed optic! I'll be coming back to rewatch for the zero process just to make sure I "get it." Thank you, sir!
I find a green dot is easier to see for me personally. I'm rocking a 508T with a green reticle, and I love it.
Great video John. I know you know this just a clarification for newbies, ignore the adjustment arrows on your red dots until you are on paper. Turn it however you have to turn it to get the dot on top of that front post. Once you are on paper then adjust the impact. If you want the impact to go up, move in the direction of the up arrow (as you said in the video). Many people think their adjustments are backwards because they pay attention to the adjustments they make before they are on the paper.
Glad to see this type of content again. And thank you for breaking down zeroing a red dot barney style I thought I was crazy trying to figure it out on my own.
I can shoot 50-100 yd, very good groupings at low ranges 10-20. And I found out a trick for myself. I change my hammer spring to an insanely light one when I'm zeroing. Hope that helps others ! Cheers
WPSN subscriber here. ❤ For the algorithm
Nice to see you back on TH-cam!
Just got a red dot on my Sig. Thanks for the lessons.
James Yeager had the perfect 1-bullet zero for red dots but it requires a bench and a pistol vice. Put the gun in the vice, fire one shot, make sure the gun didn't move, move the dot to the point of impact, done.
Thanks for bringing back some training videos!
Hillsdale! Great sponsors
I use 2x2 sticky/post it notes on my target. You can get a variety of colors and be able to see your shot. I will place a target paster in middle to start at 7 yards. When I work on trigger control I use those 3/4" pasters a lot and work my way back. Great video John.
Good video for us newer folks to red dots! I've never properly learned how to do this! Thanks!
Thank you for the video, brother. Keep doin' the Lord's work!
Even on a makeshift rest (bench, barrel, etc.), grip and trigger still make or break the shot. That's been a hard lesson for me to learn. Thanks for this excellent video!
He has two different pistols in the video. Love you John.
I like that paint dot idea
You are so great! Thanks John!!
Good to know someone else zeros like me! The past 3-4 dots ive zeroed have been absolutely perfect after adjusting the dot to cowitness irons
Nothing has screwed up zeroing more for me than trying to cowitness with my irons.
@@Willis2515 damn bro😂
@@Willis2515correct. Co witnessing defeats the purpose of a dot. The dot should be in the center of the window which creates visibility.
Just got my p320 legion im going to the range tomorrow to practice my fundamentals before i get my optics.
I was at a practical pistol 2 class and my first shots up and to the left and I was pissed than I looked at my sight and oops 1 screw was missing so I switched to just using my irons and was fine but switched to a different pistol later without a dot. Rest of class went well. Now I know how to re zero my dot when I get new screws. Thanks John.
Great video John..... Love the humor, makes it fun. I usually zero on my laser academy app then i bench rest at 15 meters with any adjustments needed.. Then i reconfirm standing up. Usually gives me awesome accuracy out to 36 yds or 25 shooting inside
Just got my first green dot, a 407k, 3 days ago. Thanks for the upload, this is exactly what I needed.
Should've switched to dots a long, long time ago. Such a difference.
Be sure to watch John's 1, 2, 3 draw to pistol presentation so you "find the dot" EVERYTIME. I have the 407K on my EDC too.
The holosuns come with a 25YD zero supposedly… at least that’s what my fookin instructions said….
Getting a 407k green dot for my Springfield mod 3. What brightness did you go with as default?
@ that depends on the distance from target… the further away the lower the brightness… closer the brighter the dot… try your best to find a happy medium @ a 25YD range, I mean odds are if u ever had to use your concealed carry you will be within 15 yards at the max
I like the quick zero to the irons. I also like a confirmation group at distance as well. I use some zeroing specific targets. There is one by arma dynamics which is a 10 yard zero. Has grids for adjustments and really helps me dial in.
But again a confirmation group at 25 yards is also necessary.
Great video.
Thanks for the video John. I'm use to sighting in my rifles and knowing I got a great zero. But when I sighted in my first pistol red dot at 20 yards I kept chasing the zero and finally after tons of rounds I realized I'm not gonna get a rifle type zero. My OCD was getting the best of me.
Kool guy gear! Love it!
Hi from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. I have seen so many videos on how to zero my optics, and I finally got to the right place. Step by step and to the point. Thank you, Mr. John. Love your channel. Keep up the good work, Sir.
Perfect timing, got my first red dot arriving today in the mail. For a rifle, but I'm sure the same concepts apply.
Mostly, you just need to concentrate on keeping the rifle still when pulling the trigger. I had to really focus on keeping the rifle from moving when I adjusted my new red dot. I did like his idea of cushioning the rifle while you're adjusting it.
Call me crazy, but that holosun sure looks like a vortex! Great video, and I appreciate you sharing your skill, and tricks of the trade with us!!
Started with a Holosun and finished with a Vortex. Two zeroes for the price of one😃
6:26 we love you too! God bless you and yours.
I sure wish you would have put this video out a couple of months ago.
I switched over to red dots on two of my pistols and zeroing them was challenging for sure!
As always, great content John From the Future!
Hey John good shooter as well as good instructor, rare find, thanks. One thing I like to do is set my heavy rear bag on my tripod and rest my wrists in it. Works amazing. I've experimented with locking the pistol itself into the tripod via the rail and just minimal input claw squeezing the trigger but ironically this resulted in horrible groups. My suspicion is the polymer frame doesnt translate to what locking in a metal free-float rail on a bolt gun does
Love you John from old Christian Ranger. I'm a 1st gen post MOG (93) 3rd bn Guy...Love you my brother in Christ.....3rd Bn is the best Bn. Stay front sight...love your effort and work
Great video, I am going to the range tomorrow and apply your tips.
Good to see you posting again. How did ya'll weather the Hurricane? Is the Lovel family alive and well?
Thanks again, John
Fantastic video, as always. You always provide such useful info.
Ok John...what is going on?! I say to my wife last night, "I'm not sure Hellcat red dot is zeroed correctly." THE NEXT DAY, you drop the video I need. This is just scary 🤣😅
Hopefully it's not because she and John are... Uhh.... Nevermind.
Always loved your WP intro John! 👍
I love you left the unsubscribe shot in there, makes me feel better. 20 yards standing with a pistol is tough
"perfectly good zero, destroyed"
I felt that. 😂
Great video. You sort of confused me a bit by talking yards and then switching up to referring to meters for distance.
This helped
Thanks
Thank you for accurately describing "calling your shots" ;-)
Thank you 🇨🇦
use a chamber laser bore sighting tool to get it close before going to the range
locally 338 Lapua is $160 for 20 rounds, with ammo costs that high how many shots would you fire for a group?
460 S&W is $60 for 20 rounds
$26 for 50 rounds of 9mm 115 & 125 grain fmj
$12.00 for 9 mm. 🤷♂️
I second that !! .24¢ per round. Blazer $12 /50 box.
And now we know. Thanks 👍
Thank You.
Thank You sir 👍🇺🇸
My brother is planning on getting a red dot so I'll be sharing this with him.
Now that you have your zero for the 20m set, what, if any would the point of impact shift or change back at the 7 yard line? Would it still hit point of aim? Would you be able to drill nickels 15ft and closer or would there be a slight difference? Thanks! Love your content! Keep the gun/ reviews/ shooting content coming
Long time fan and amateur at distance shooting. I would like to see a video understanding the setup of a variable scope and basic skills and zeroing.
Technical question.
What is the distance to which the iron sights built in on a glock 19(or something similar) are “zeroed” to? What is the distance at which the point of aim is the point of impact on such a gun with standard 9mm ammo? (And shouldn’t there be two such points, considering the ballistic trajectory?)
Awesome videos thanks
important note: all of the shots at 20m were lethal. Good enough is good enough for combat shooting. You are not competing for points...
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO 😊😊😊😊
I absolutely love watching a gun-gear video by someone who doesn’t cuss like a fourth grader who just learned a few new cuss words. Thanks, John!
In spite of your dislike for the 1911, I find your videos very well done and useful.
Carry on!
Cool 😎 zero session brother!!
John….. stop stalking me 😂😂 just got my retirement pistol with a dot. 😂 I’ve been trying to do more research than I did with my 320 (now the wife’s 😂) with my 2011 on a zero. ATW
No, he's stalking me.❤😂 lovelle
No he is stalking me. I just got my first red dot this week.
What 2011 did you buy
Y'all funny 😂
John must be stalking all of us. Not because he is a creep, but because he wants to cater to his audience well. Thank you, John.
Thanks for this
Great info
Mark the screws!!! Brilliant.. I just put a Holoson on my glock and was wondering how to tell if the screws moved!! thanks
Love your content brother. Keep up the good work.
What a guy
haha no matter how I try to train out the flinch reflex I still manage to do it sometimes. I recently got a nice 1911 with a good trigger. Problem was gone for about 500 rounds until my subconscious learned the 1911 trigger. I always tend to brace for impact, but usually it's after the shot breaks. On occasion I still pull a shot, and it always catches me by surprise and makes me laugh at myself for being so dumb when trying to go slow and aim.
Thanks Man I appreciate it
Good stuff.👍
6:26 🤣 You guys are the best
Great information, and thank you.
John, This was GREAT. May I ask a question? Is there a BEST sights to buy for my 1976 Colt Combat Commander which my dad left me and I'm trying for the first times? Thanks, You are awesome. I love your heart-shared discussion of how God saved and called you. And as much, I love what God has done with you since. After being saved, when one's heart is constantly surrendered to him, it is beautiful what God can create. I'm too old in the Lord to set my eyes on a man instead of on the Lord, but I must say that my goals for letting God do more with me have been increased by looking at your life in the last week! It works for me to look into God's face more clearly through looking through you! Sometimes when one has been saved for 54 years, one feels like God can't do anymore with me. I'm not going to change any more. I'm settled as set concrete. Rather discouraging! Thanks for helping me. David Lee
Will there be a Warrior Poet CR920X? Thanks for the info as well, gonna play this again when I go zero my pistol this weekend.
Always great content