Recently purchased Rick Welch`s "Accuracy factory" volume 3 and have learned some valuable shooting tips from it. Am interested in "Instructional Shooting" volume 2 but am wondering how much different it is from volume 3? Can someone please give some information on what is contained in volume 2? Thank You...
Volume 2 shows Rick shooting a lot more than in the Accuracy factory, a lot of hunting video also. I suggest you go to his school, best money I ever spent.
I can easily agree that money spent at Rick's school is well spent.
His methods aren't the only ones out there, to be sure, but you will be hard pressed to ask him why he does a certain thing a certain way, and not get a logical answer without hesitation.
I spent three days with Rick in July of 2010.
He is a great teacher and one of the finest gentlemen you will ever meet as well.
What impressed me the most about his school is all the extra things he teaches you about archery (other than the actual shooting)that you get for free.
Be sure to take good notes and pick his brain as much as you can.
I wrote 30 pages in my notebook and refer back to those notes a lot.
I would love to go back to take some touch up or advanced instruction from him.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com (http://www.truesouthadventures.com)
I can easily agree that money spent at Rick's school is well spent.
His methods aren't the only ones out there, to be sure, but you will be hard pressed to ask him why he does a certain thing a certain way, and not get a logical answer without hesitation.
I spent three days with Rick in July of 2010.
He is a great teacher and one of the finest gentlemen you will ever meet as well.
What impressed me the most about his school is all the extra things he teaches you about archery (other than the actual shooting)that you get for free.
Be sure to take good notes and pick his brain as much as you can.
I wrote 30 pages in my notebook and refer back to those notes a lot.
I would love to go back to take some touch up or advanced instruction from him.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com (http://www.truesouthadventures.com)