There is nothing unique about these guys shooting their idea of a MLER at the range. I see the same people missing the targets shooting their M-15 rifles with the 30 rd. clips. Their stance is wrong, they don't know how to properly mount the rifle to their shoulder, nor how to hold it with their two hands. Who knows what kind of ammo they are shooting? Nor whether that rifle's sights have been properly adjusted to "zero" that brand and type of ammo in that rifle? They don't or won't, watch other shooters, who do know what they are doing( Much better than me, BTW)to learn from them, nor do they ask questions of modern rifle shooters, or even range officers, when they can't even hit the paper!
Most of us don't offer help to strangers who need it, but won't ask for help, as offering help is often taken as a personal attack on a man's masculinity, and is the quickest way to get into a fight we know! I have even seen this at schools, where you pay big money to learn from experts how to shoot guns better. Men, in particular, simply will NOT ask for help, even when they are failing miserably. I have never been that insecure about my masculinity, or so secure in my belief that I can do ANYTHING, that I have hesitated a New York Minute to ask a " dumb" question when I don't know what I am doing wrong. I have even gone so far as to ask other shooters to shoot my gun and ammo, to prove its me, and not the gun. ( No, it was the gun after all on that occasion!) :thumbsup:
