Videos tagged with Firearm Transitions

This video from Muzzle Front LLC focuses on the critical importance of fundamental shooting skills in firearms transitions. While the video itself doesn't feature specific firearms or accessories for sale, it highlights the foundational aspects of marksmanship and tactical application. The video is supported by TNVC and features high-speed camera work from Aimed Research, suggesting a focus on detailed analysis and understanding of firearm manipulation and movement. It emphasizes that mastering the basics is paramount for effective handling and performance.

This video from the VSO Gun Channel, featuring Grady Powell, focuses on firearm transitions. While the description was unfortunately lost in a data update, it emphasizes the channel's role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety. VSO Media LLC and VSOrdnance LLC are highlighted as the entities behind the channel, with VSOrdnance offering testing, evaluation, and development consulting. The channel prioritizes objective content derived from their own tests, regardless of manufacturer input, and exclusively uses standard or lower capacity magazines.

This video features World Champion Cowboy Action Shooter Jim "Long Hunter" Finch demonstrating techniques to improve rifle transitions in Cowboy Action Shooting. The focus is on executing clean, fast, and accurate firearm changes, specifically highlighting rifle stages. The content aims to help viewers shave time off their competitive shooting performances. The video is an excerpt from the "One on One with Long Hunter" series and promotes an associated DVD.

This video features World Champion Cowboy Action Shooter Jim "Long Hunter" Finch demonstrating techniques for improving shotgun transitions in Cowboy Action Shooting. The focus is on achieving faster, cleaner, and more accurate firearm changes, with a specific emphasis on transitioning to and from the shotgun. The video is part of the "One on One with Long Hunter" series and promotes the purchase of instructional DVDs. It also highlights the NSSF's "Let's Go Shooting" initiative and related social media channels.