Videos tagged with Firearms Training By John Johnson

This video focuses on fundamental pistol shooting accuracy in an efficient 8-minute lesson. It addresses common issues like grip, trigger control, and sight picture, offering practical solutions for immediate improvement. The content highlights specific techniques for steady sights, consistent sight alignment, and drills to correct common shooting errors. It also promotes free and paid resources for further handgun training.

This video covers Week 1 of the Mantis X3 30 Day Challenge, hosted by John the Firearms Instructor. The instructor highlights improvements in his shooting performance, noting progress even with his already skilled shooting abilities. The description also promotes the instructor's merchandise, emphasizes strict firearm safety protocols (filmed on a closed set with instructors present, emphasizing clearing firearms, eye/ear protection, trigger discipline, and safe muzzle direction), and encourages viewers to visit his website for training classes and to support his channel through likes, subscriptions, and shares. A link is also provided for a FREE Concealed Carry Guide from the USCCA. Social media links for firearms training by John are also included.

This video features a firearms instructor demonstrating the Mozambique drill, a tactical shooting technique involving two shots to the body and one to the head. The instructor highlights its applicability for both advanced shooters seeking variety and beginners looking for challenging drills. The video also promotes the instructor's website for training class bookings and encourages viewers to engage with their social media channels.

This YouTube video, titled "The ONE tool I use EVERY DAY at the range," features firearms instructor John discussing an essential tool for firearms training. The description emphasizes improving shooting skills, safety, and provides a website for learning more or booking classes. The content aims to benefit both beginner and experienced shooters by demonstrating the utility of a specific range tool, presented as part of the "What’s in the Range Bag" series.