Browning Hi-Power 9mm Doubles

No, I did not re-aquire the target between shots. So they tecnically were not controlled pairs, they were "hammers" or double taps. One clean sight picture, then two shots as fast as the weapon will cycle. On the target, impacts of the two shots were about 6 inches apart on each double tap. Still center mass. But not as prescision as a true controlled pair.

Geez can't type.

Was supposed to write "Were those really...."

Have to ask, we're to really controlled pairs? What I mean is did you actually get the sights back aligned between every shot?

Cos that's what double taps are about, 2 fast but aimed shots, not just 2 rapid shots.

IPSC do use double taps..

Actually the SAS don't use a double tap it is a myth and i'd be surprised if any armed forces do. The SAS are trained to keep firing until their target is down.

No, I didn't copy the SAS. They may have pioneered it, especially with the Browning Hi-Power, but standard procedure now for almost all armed forces hangun tactics is the "controlled pair" AKA double tap. It's a pretty effective way to use the weapon.

u copied the SAS with da double tap

Yeah,but my brother(who said "lead") is an idiot buffoon, that is demonstrated on one of my other videos. Thanks for the clarification though!

OMGZ!! Teh lead sprayed you!!!!

Thats impossible, as the casings coming out of that were Brass. ;)