Great demonstration of how a small pistol can be effective at a significant distance.

Always enjoy Paul's videos. Hes on a different level.

Legend. In many worlds

Great to see a new video, MSG. Glad that your eyes are doing their job after the surgery

It does not matter the content you put out, I ALWAYS learn something if not a dozen things. Thanks Paul.

You frequently find overlooked but necessary topics to address.  Clearly the instructor as a career model vs those people just looking to make a buck.  Many thanks.

you know, for a mili-second I thought it was a new video with Paul Harrell....

Thanks Mr. Howe! Always good wisdom from you.

Thank you for your heroic service and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

Paul, great to see you back on videos.   You are a great shooting and weapons instructor 👊

Excited to see a new upload MSG Howe!

very good shooting sir!!! thanks for sharing with us & be safe out there!!

You demonstrated the potential of the GD and G26 and it can be done.

Great stuff again Paul. Very much appreciate the emphasis on fundamentals and practicality of what you all do.

Y’all are doing great things. Stay out of the YouTube politics and keep fighting the good fight.

Like that you mentioned how the position of the sun affects how you see the target. We used to keep a record of the range conditions. Writing things down helped me to remember how to adjust accordingly. Knowing how your ammunition performs, barrel lengths and weather and lighting conditions are important to know because they all change your shooting performance. Sight picture and body stance are what you can control the rest is fairly random so you have to know how to adjust to changing conditions. As always great info Paul. Glad to see that you're out there and doing well.

Outstanding video as always.  God bless you 🙏
My husband and I, enjoy your outstanding videos.

Excellent training 👊🏻

Thanks Paul

I have shot at long range including a course on "long range pistol marksmanship " but even with the range instructors at work no one was ever able to tell me to aim at the bottom edge of the target.  We were basically just given ammo and had an imstructor call our splashes to make corrections.  I kind of figured it out on my own, but thought I may have been hitting the ground in front of the target (the steel we were shooting at was sitting on the ground) and ricochetting into the steel.  Nice to have the confirmation I was on the right track.