NEVER COMPLAIN watch video you will understand

Thanks for posting @marflow. That puts my travails firmly into perspective.

Sometimes us that are able bodied don't realise how lucky we are.
Fair play to the bloke shooting!
Rick

There's some people I see with all their arms and legs that can't hold onto the barrel/underlever while loading a pellet!

That puts a lot into perspective.

Simply amazing and very inspirational!

I'm reminded of a car meet that I attended a few years back. There was a chap in a Golf making an absolute hatchet job of parking in the show area, between two other cars, at an angle. Another chap in a heavily modded Audi S3 pulls into the car park, and one of the event organisers asks him to wait whilst the other chap parks up. A bit of banter and light ribbing broke out between the two drivers, and finally the Golf driver concedes, vacates the space and tells the S3 driver 'Alright, expert, let's see you do it'. To be fair, the space was at an odd angle, given the layout of the parking. Mister S3 lights up the tarmac with a near 360 manouever, reverse and dead stop. The driving alone was very impressive. Everyone jumps out, and one of the passengers pulls a folding wheelchair out of the boot, positions it by the driver's door, and the driver, a young chap, swiftly exits the driver's seat and into the chair! The entire meet erupted in a cheer! I had a chat with the driver, a little later, who had lost the use of both legs in a fall, and he showed me how he controlled the car, which was essentially several levers for the accelerator, brakes, and... the clutch! He mentioned that he could have opted for an auto box, but 'where's the fun in that'!

Where there's a will there's a way! Fantastic vid and put alot of things into perspective

Love Him . A true shooter . NOTHING . nothing gets in his way .

Makes my broken humerus pale into insignificance.
Amazing.

Good stuff, I love hearing about stories like this with people overcoming their challenges. Heartening!!

Don’t want to get this moved but enough to say I shoot in Scotland early December each year, our week overlaps with a father son duo from Ireland and the son shoots geese with a shotgun with only one arm better than me !

What a remarkable man! and shooting his springer better than I can. I had my right leg amputated in a motor bike accident 49 years ago, and struggled to come to terms with it for quite a while, until I met a young guy at the limb centre in Cardiff that had lost both his legs and his right arm, he walked in and left unaided, I said to my self it can't be that bad and have never looked back, we need to be thankful.

Love him

Puts me to shame and I'd be PCP all day long.

Hi all. That video is truly inspirational. Very humbling and makes you stop and count your blessings. To my detriment, I've moaned when its raining or when stuff crops up thats a bit inconvenient..shameful really in all honesty when you see what this man has to overcome, and as said above, puts things into stark perspective. Hat doffed to that man. Fair play.
Cheers.
A Humbled Chris.

What can you say other than well done him. I’m sure it isn’t but he makes it look easy.

Bloody fantastic !

Very Humbling he must have a very strong left arm good luck to him i will never Complain again

He has no legs and he shoots well but I don't know the man, I like that he's disabled but designs a method to be able to shoot and he's a good shot (I don't know the size of that garden range?) but he might not be a nice man. I'll reserve my judgment.

Good on him

Just had a similar guy at Costco, took my mum and an RAF van pulls up at the side of her car in the disabled bay, immediately thought he wanted the extra width being a transit van….. how wrong I was, driver jumps out, triple amputee !