Todd Jarrett on pistol shooting.

I`ll say.

Chente- look up "nutnfancy", he does a lot of specific reviews. He also explains really well on what type of weapon you want based on the pourpose you plan to own a pistol for.

hi guys, im planing to buy a handgun, need second opinion:
is it better a .38 super colt or a glock 17???

jarret gets all his control from years of shooting and nothing else,nothing can touch that.i'm sure that he'll shoot the same with any ammo he puts in he weapon

I saw him do the same with two different borrowed guns in the same class.
He is that good.

0Anynamewilldo0,
Yes, he does have good recoil control. However, you also have to remember that many people in competition shooting use ammo that is loaded for competition shooting. I have a lot of ammo loaded to use in competitions or recreational target practice. This ammo has a lot less power than the stuff I use for for home/self defense. Less power means I feel a lot less recoil and I can keep on my targets much more easily.

oh that make sense. thanks for telling me. so they have just enough pressure to cycle?

I cannot say what all competitors use. He does have excellent control and could most certainly shoot well with any type of ammo. My previous comment is based on what I have observed when I have occasionally competed or times I have talked with others that like to compete for recreation fairly often. I am not an expert. I am just stating what I have observed or been told. Light loads may have problems too and some competitions (such as IPSC) do have limits on how much power a shot must have.

not realy.
In IPSC/USPSA competition there is a minimum powerfactor that must be met.

these are not "powderpuff" loads by any stretch of the imagination.

He can do that stuff with any stock gun as well dont be fooled just listen to what he tells you