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@@LWMS-band could be many things. A lot of times it’s release timing. Make sure the release is not too early or the rifle will go sideways. Also, subtly, move your left hand farther across your body to center. Ultimately, just keep trying. Took me 2 weeks to get my first spin.

@@DrillDojo alright I’ll keep trying

Welllllll one day later I got it…. Took a few tries but I got it for the most part then I was working with getting it cleaned up and good I dropped it and it broke 😭😭😭 trying to fix it with gorila tape for now then wood glue later when I buy some hopefully I can fix it because I can’t afford another one thank you for your help tho I was quite excited when I did it even if it was dirty… hopefully I can fix it I have one from the Glendale 1903 replica hopefully I can fix this one and keep learning because I really wanted this to be a hobby for me so I’ll see how it goes. Bought it like 3 weeks ago so hopefully I can. Thanks for the help though in the end it worked out. Just maybe should tape it more on the vent how it was recommended by one of my friends

guess not :(

The counting scheme varies. I count by how many times the barrel points toward the ground. That allows for variations such as Statue of Liberty tosses to count as full rotations. In short, for RSTs in particular, due to the popularity of the Statue catch style, I round up.

@@DrillDojo with the way you count it, it still looks like a 1.5 flow catch since the barrel didnt touch the ground a second time yet. it looks kind of like half a rotation more than the flow catch you show in the yellow sling video. would those count? (learning some of these tricks on my own so i am curious)

​@david15891 the key is if the hand makes contact before or after the barrel is pointing straight down. He explains it well during the 3x RST section of the green sling instructional video

Follow the free curriculum at www.drilldojo.com and you’ll get there faster than you think.

Bet man thanks 🙏🙏

Make sure the rifle barrel goes to the outside of your wrist, and the release point must be higher than parallel to the ground

@@DrillDojo oh nice! Thank you sir, I'll try it tomorrow cuz it's night time for me. Was not expecting you to reply because this is an old video but thank you 😁

They don’t fire. These ones are available at Glendale.com and you’ll be looking for a drillamerica 1903 replica drill piece.

@@DrillDojo sweet. I found it. And one more question, can I find a rifle Sling for it? Can I find it on the same website or no?

@@LeoThompson1122 They do sell slings on the same site. I have an optimum sling for the Dojo, but it's between suppliers and will be available again at the end of Summer.

@@DrillDojo can I get a website please?

I am looking for an orange sling: ruclips.net/user/shorts9mdUdR-e1Hw in the video there is a orange sling the right side. I have looked everywhere on google and i can't find one.

Glendale.com will have them. Look for their 1903.

Glendale.com

Thanks for popping in stream today!

@@DrillDojo absolutely

20 years of competition exhibition drill team, world championship title. It’s beginner. Check out how much farther the rabbit hole goes at www.drilldojo.com and see how far you can push yourself.

​@@DrillDojoNot to undermine your achievements but this trick is not beginner and is an intermediate trick at the very least, I have learned some of your intermediate tricks within a day and this took me a couple weeks to learn. This is definitely not a "beginner" trick lol

both parts work, Glendale might be a bit safer but break easier. most drillers take out the top band and swivel and replace with tape, and some even do the middle. I would also take out the rear and front sight post if you haven't. then there's drilling without a bolt, or using the neriah guerin bolt and trigger guard.

9-11 pounds depending on setup.

I had a similar problem. Perhaps try adding more upward force so you can catch it higher.

@@MLG_Herobrine thanks ill try it out!