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From lost footage Pat Cascio recently found in his film archives come two historically and tactically important videos. Viewers can thank Pat Cascio for safeguarding this invaluable historical footage.
Shot in 1992, Rex Applegate: The Lost Tapes contains rare footage of the Colonel in his later years. In the video, Applegate reveals little-known anecdotes from his career and covers timeless elements of combat shooting and knife fighting. Of special interest to shooting enthusiasts is the instinctive method of combat shooting Applegate helped develop during his wartime training with W.E. Fairbairn and E.A. Sykes, which was based on point shooting.
Tactical Point Shooting contains valuable shooting knowledge that has been either lost or underappreciated for years. The three techniques shown, explained, and practiced by Sheriff Jim Wilson, John McSweeney, and Pat Cascio in this video were valuable contributions to Col. Rex Applegate's instinctive point shooting technique. Tying it all together, Col. Rex Applegate shares his thoughts about instinctive point shooting. Don't miss your opportunity to learn this forgotten wisdom about point shooting from these four exceptional gunmen.
- Rex Applegate: The Lost Tapes
- Tactical Point Shooting
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