New Agent, Not So New Doctrine

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posted on December 10, 2009
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Col. Rex Applegate may no longer be with us. However, Colt's New Agent proves Applegate's doctrine regarding Instinctive Shooting is still very much alive and well. [i]Shooting Illustrated's[/i] Associate Editor Ed Friedman examines it in detail.

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