This is how we Roll down in Georgia, nina cock style…
This is the ninja cock…
(unloaded, striker fired, table start)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xfYtZOz81c
other angle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8475ocNvzw
I shoot with Rob a local GM, we also both shoot for Noveske, needless to say, I learn from him…
Wait- did he rack the slide with inertia??? Damn :eek:
This is going to be interesting. Good shootin’ regardless of the drill method. I was expecting to see some kid with an Airsoft upsidedown Glock.
yeah im lost too, was it precocked to reduce the amount of force necessary to cock the hammer?
Glock has no hammer. Thus striker-fired.
Gun was unloaded, striker fired (so trigger was pulled), slide down, or said another way hammer down slide down on an empty chamber, again striker was down.
He used the inertia of his sholder to cycle a round into the gun… It was impressive to see. Remember this guy has time to fiddle around with uber gaming techniques like the aforementioned “ninja cock”
You dont want to face him in 3 gun… guys is fassst with the Benelli.
Have you found this to work with other sized Glocks ie G17 or 19?
Amazing. I gotta give this a try. 
Ok first, very cool. Also I’m sure that guy could out shoot me on my best day with him drunk and blindfolded so I’m definitely not questioning his technique. I don’t understand a few things though. I’m guessing the first part of the drill includes carrying the case/ammo can from the table to the bench–hence the super flash one-handed slide racking. But is loading the mag that way required for the drill? Seems it would be faster to slap the mag in and then grab the case while “ninja cocking”. Also if you don’t get it right and knock the mag over you’re really screwed.
Something tells me I’d have to sling the shit out of it to cock the hammer on my sig:D
Its not a drill…its a USPSA match, you can shoot the COF however you want within the limits of the stage description and governing rules. Needless to say that was major gaming but when there is a timer and score is kept…its a game, not some drill.
Ok, easy man, so its not a drill (I didn’t realize that drill was such a derogatory term:rolleyes:). Anyway, that wasn’t really the focus of my post. So in the USPSA match/stage/game/timed-scored whatever you want to call it, obviously you said you can shoot the course of fire in whatever manner you want as long as within some basic outlined description. My question was more about is this totally for show or practicing a valid one-hand manipulation? If it wasn’t specifically designed with the can to simulate one hand being incapacitated then could it be faster (and more reliable) to slap the mag in with the off hand and then grab the can while doing the crazy slide racking?
Didn’t mean to offend you man. Was just asking a question.
Not offended, just replying, if you took it as I was offended, I assure you, I was not. Just your own interpretation I suppose.
I dont get worked up on shooting boards I assure you
As to the validity of one handed manipulation, your opinions will vary there too not really sure I can give you an objective answer.
Thanks for showing me that Cold. Greatly appreciated. Can’t wait to see the “Mall Ninja” variant of it. Samurai Cock anyone???
Good to know. Guess I’m too used to on a lot of boards ppl having a fit when you’re just trying to ask a question and I went too much on the defensive. My bad. Why the internet will never be a replacement for good old fashion face to face conversations.
Perhaps dragging things a bit off course but can you instead maybe comment at all on the thinking behind the can from a from a stage design perspective? Just there to add some variety or some training/real world scenario recreation reasoning behind it? Just curious
You mean why having him carry the ammo can?
The stage designer just was adding an element of something different, usually you start hands relaxed at sides, or in surrender position. This was a table start requiring the shooter to move the ammo can from the table to the other table marked with the X, in any manner he felt doable, this was Robs choice on how to shoot the COF. In fact it was the way most shooters ran the stage (less then one handed cock).
That’s gotta be one heck of a light slide spring. I just tried that with my G17 (loaded with dummy rounds of course) for a good 5 minutes and not once did I get it to work.
You’ve got to have some serious rearward momentum to accomplish that! I tried about 20 times with dummy rounds and my arm and shoulder hurt as a result! Being it said it was a stock spring, I can’t imagine how many repetitions it took to get it down!
Impressive… you’re journey to the dark side far surpasses mine! I am but a learner, you are the master. (Darth Vader voice)
It’s worth pointing out that in USPSA (like most gun games), most methods of racking the slide one-handed (on your belt, downward on the table edge) would likely get you disqualified for violating the 180 rule.
Its not, its a factory G35 guide rod and spring… it stated so at the start of one of the videos.
Rob is putting a how to video togeather, its all technique and getting a dead stop at one point before moving forward, Rob is not super strong, its technique.
It hurt when i tried it, but never got a round in the chamber. i had to watch it 3 times to figure out how he loaded the gun!