Shooting with the GREATEST shot in the world! (George Digweed!)

We were invited up to shoot with Aimpoint and George Digweed at West London Shooting School, with the aim of trying out the S1 red dot sight for shotguns.

What do you think?

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[spqrvidi]

I saw George sitting with a chap at our local shooting range. As I passed I asked him if he had come for a lesson. He smiled and laughed, and told me who his guest was. Very nice chap

[edwatson]

Been years since I’ve see George Digweed the man is a legend
Thanks for sharing him with us
Awesome wish he would return to YouTube

[carldenny]

Good to see George out showing us why he is the boss, we don't see the man often enough.
Hope to see you guys at the Game Fair.
All the Best.

[fullchoke]

The bigweed, the man is living legend for sure, such a calm gentle approach to the sport can only imagine how much one would be able to pick up from him, in a world of champion/coaches who overcook details he is a pleasure

[TheGunCollective]

Its incredible seeing how he approaches shooting as a whole. That man is a legend. Thanks for this!

[rickschroeder]

I love the way everyone in this video handles the firearm. No safety concerns here, all personals.

Well done!

[errisgloshfan]

Two Legends together, George and Johnny, one for being the greatest shotgun shooter and one for being the greatest talker about it. Keep talking Johnny, like George you’re world class in your field.

[herrmauser]

George goes to town with cigar and all. George Digweed is a legend. I wish I had 50% of his skills.

[matthewdeepblue]

Can you please do a video about patterning?
Something like this:
•Talk about process of patterning
•Plate versus paper (I've never seen plate before)
• pattern a few shotguns, I don't know three. Using a few different rounds, three again.
• compare results

[wekker]

George is king, because he knows all and understands all that is needed.

[williamklinko]

Several people have made comments regarding the term ‘lower class’. To which, I believe there was no bad intention. In the US, shooters of different abilities are ranked in classes according to their shooting abilities and accomplishments. Those of similar abilities are ranked in the same class and compete against each other in Sporting Clays tournaments. The classes naturally descend from the top to the lower classes. This is the way I interpreted the comment.

[helipilotuh]

It’s amazing how spending time around someone at the top of their game can really help improve your performance.

[ddoherty]

George and Jonny next to each other is like a pair of fun house mirrors, love you both but think the part of my brain that has spatial awareness just started a stroke 🤣🤣🤣

[paulknight]

I went to primary school with both of the digweeds unbelievable story's they both have to tell good luck to them both Hastings lads

[UrbanDefenseSystems]

I'm a Murrican who does competitive pistol shooting with a red dot on the gun, and I still found this video informative. It's common knowledge here you don't focus on the dot, easier said than done of course. Good video gents. Seems all the best shooters world wide in different sports come to the same conclusions. Shooting is shooting.

[drumhd]

George is the greatest, and a great analyst and coach!

[matthewsmith]

One brother the best target shooter in the world, the other the best DJ in the world. Talented family.

[lankyjeep]

lots of folks here (USA) run open emitter red dots in pistol copetition, I feel like some of these open emitter red dots with thin edges could be perfect for this use case Aimpoint has shown, a vortex viper would work great I think, or something simmilar

[chrissywhiskers]

Great vid, chaps. Great to see Digweed and TGS. We need more of Mark Heath too - great instructor and top man.

[jonnycarterfan]

I’ve not yet watched the video but I imagine that Mr Digweed must have been humbled to be in the presence of the greatest shot in the world. I’m sure he learned a few tricks from Jonny