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Hey everyone, Chris Sajnog here, founder of The New Rules of Marksmanship, a fundamental shift in the way we learn how to shoot like a pro and a system that’s helped 1000s of people just like you learn to shoot in the privacy of their own homes.
How To Shoot Like A Navy SEAL
Now, I just want to briefly introduce you to the book that kind of started it all. And that’s How to shoot like a Navy SEAL. I wrote this book after retiring from the SEAL teams in 2009. And when it was first published in 2013, it quickly became the Definitive Guide on marksmanship for any semi-automatic pistol or rifle.
Now you can see it’s pretty short and it’s short for a reason. It’s been 18 months in the number one position on Amazon because it’s not filled with fluff and stories. Okay, I simply wanted to share with you exactly what you needed to do to become a better shooter and how to shoot like a pro.
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You can order a copy on Amazon right now. And when you’re there, check out the hundreds of five-star reviews. Those are people just like you that read the book and got a lot of benefit out of it and I want to make sure you get the same.
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One thing I want you to do after you purchase the book is go to howtoshootlikeanavyseal.com and register your copy of the book. I’m going to be giving you access to 12 free videos that I filmed teaching something directly from the book and you can’t see these videos anywhere else.
Alright, that’s all in this how to shoot like a pro, besides registering your book, go check out my free training blog at Chrissajnog.com where you’ll find hundreds of free training videos and articles. Okay, go get a copy of this amazing book and make sure you register it so you can start paving your own path to perfection
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13 Comments
I appreciate that Chris Sajnog offers a PDF summary of his lessons, which can be a helpful resource for reviewing and reinforcing the material, I’d like to know more about what’s included in the summary.
The promise of 12 free videos teaching directly from the book is a great incentive to purchase and register the book, I’d like to know more about the content of these videos and how they complement the book.
I’m intrigued by the fact that Chris Sajnog’s book, How to Shoot Like a Navy SEAL, has been the number one position on Amazon for 18 months, which suggests that his approach to marksmanship is highly effective and in demand.
I’ve been looking for a comprehensive guide to marksmanship and Chris Sajnog’s book seems like a great resource, I’m considering purchasing it and registering for the free videos.
The fact that the book has hundreds of five-star reviews on Amazon is impressive, but I’d like to read some of the negative reviews to get a more balanced view of the book’s effectiveness.
Chris Sajnog mentions that his book is not filled with fluff and stories, which implies a straightforward and practical approach to teaching marksmanship, I appreciate this approach as it suggests that the book will be concise and easy to follow.
The idea of learning to shoot like a pro in the privacy of my own home is appealing, but I’m concerned about safety and liability, are there any precautions or guidelines provided in the book or videos?
The fact that Chris Sajnog wrote the book after retiring from the SEAL teams in 2009 suggests that he’s drawing on a wealth of experience and expertise, I’m interested in learning more about his approach to marksmanship.
I’m curious about the types of training videos and articles available on Chris Sajnog’s free training blog, are they geared towards beginners or more advanced shooters?
From what I’ve seen, the blog has a mix of content for both beginners and advanced shooters, covering topics from basic marksmanship to more specialized techniques.
I’m excited to check out the free training blog and see what kinds of topics are covered, I’m always looking for new resources to improve my shooting skills.
Chris Sajnog’s background as a retired Navy SEAL lends credibility to his teaching, but I’m skeptical about how well his methods will translate to non-military shooters, has anyone with no military experience had success with his book?
Yes, I’ve heard from several non-military shooters who have had great success with the book and the online training, it’s definitely accessible to anyone willing to put in the practice.