Well, I think you are all wet behind the ears. Talk about learning the fundimentals, the guy that taught me would be laughing his butt off about now. This is the same guy who's responsible for the quick kill methods used by the Army, and guess what they put in their hands to learn on. He shot asprin out of the air, put shots through the holes in washers and anything else he wanted to do. He was considered about the best in his day. Do a search on the name "Lucky McDaniels" and see what he used. I think one of his books should be mandatory for anyone wanting to really learn how to shoot. I used the same methods I learned from him (I was fortunate to live next to him for several years when I was a kid) to teach my son when he was young and my granddaughter now. I started her when she was five or six and at 14 she will imbarras most people that shoot next to her. Several shooters at the range call her little Annie Oakley.
For those that don't want to read up on what a great shot used and teaches on, it's the good old Daisy Red Rider with the sights removed or a special built version of it. Reason being, it's velocity was slow enough you could follow it's flight path and develope the hand eye cordination needed for instinct shooting.
