Videos tagged with Grip Pressure

This video features USPSA Grandmaster Mark Smith detailing three fundamental principles of an ideal shooting grip for firearms. The description emphasizes how a proper grip contributes to consistent recoil management, repeatable sight pictures across multiple shots, and the preservation of uniform grip pressure during rapid fire. It highlights the importance of grip for improving accuracy and control in shooting.

This video, featuring John "Shrek" McPhee, provides an in-depth tutorial on improving shooting accuracy using the SOB Tactical Range Card. It addresses common shooting errors such as vertical stringing, grip issues, stance problems, and wobble. The video demonstrates practical adjustments like the Super Push, leaning forward, and proper grip pressure to instantly shrink shot groups. Viewers will learn to read shot patterns, apply quick fixes, and utilize the Range Card for self-diagnosis and refinement. The content is suitable for both beginner and experienced shooters looking to enhance their marksmanship and achieve faster, more accurate shots. Links to purchase the range card and view more instructional videos are provided.

This video features Paul Costa instructing a class focused on the crucial topic of firearm grip pressures. Understanding and mastering grip pressure is fundamental for accurate and controlled shooting, impacting recoil management and overall firearm handling. The content is geared towards improving a shooter's fundamental skills.

This YouTube video focuses on grip pressure for firearms, offering insights from sponsored CZ shooter Rossen Hristov of Tactical Performance Center. It emphasizes the importance of proper training to improve shooting skills and provides links to Tactical Performance Center's training resources, their merchandise, and protective gear. The video also includes standard YouTube disclaimers regarding safety, legal compliance, and content classification, as well as affiliate link disclosures.

This video focuses on improving shooting skills through dry fire practice, emphasizing its importance beyond just basic repetition. Lucas and Brantley share their insights on effective dry fire techniques, discuss necessary starting equipment, and break down key elements like drawing consistently, proper finger indexing, grip pressure, and trigger control. They also touch upon target transitions and offer cautions regarding training aids. The discussion extends to rifle dry fire, aiming to help viewers enhance their marksmanship without constant live firing.

This video offers a comprehensive guide to improving handgun accuracy through proper grip techniques. It outlines ten essential tips, emphasizing firm and consistent pressure with both hands, correct hand placement for recoil management, trigger discipline, thumb positioning to avoid slide interference, and the benefits of dry fire practice. The trainer also advises experimenting with different grip styles and seeking professional instruction for personalized feedback. Safety is highlighted as the paramount concern throughout the learning process. The content is aimed at shooters looking to refine their fundamental skills.

This video addresses a common issue for pistol shooters: maintaining consistent grip pressure during both dry and live fire exercises. The instructor, Myles, provides practical tips and demonstrations to help viewers improve their grip technique, ultimately leading to more accurate shooting. The video is part of a larger series on handgun mastery, with links provided to the full playlist and other resources from Tactical Hyve, including training classes and recommended gear.

This video features Rob Leatham from Range Ready Training discussing and demonstrating the crucial importance of maintaining grip pressure, particularly in defensive pistol scenarios. The tip, presented by Springfield Armory, is derived from their "Range Ready Springfield Armory Hellcat Experience Course." The content emphasizes a key shooting technique for improved firearm control and performance.

This video from Tactical Hyve focuses on the crucial aspect of proper pistol grip pressure, combining dry-fire and live-fire techniques. Instructor Myles breaks down a common and effective method for applying the right amount of pressure, essential for improving shooting accuracy and control. The video is part of a series, with a link provided to previous installments, and promotes various resources including online handgun courses and recommended gear like holsters, magazines, and training aids.

This video focuses on proper support hand grip pressure during live fire exercises, building upon previous dry-fire instruction. It emphasizes the importance of grip for both firing and support hands, promising to delve deeper into the topic in future installments. The video also promotes various tactical resources, including a shot timer, training classes, and recommended gear like holsters and training aids.

This video focuses on proper support hand grip pressure for firearms, building on a previous discussion about firing hand grip. It utilizes dry fire exercises to help viewers improve their technique. The description also highlights a specific DryFireMag product, and provides links to various Tactical Hyve resources including upcoming classes, marksmanship standards, shooting drills, social media, and recommended gear like CCW Safe insurance, Mantis X10 Elite, NeoMag, and holsters from Tenicor and Safariland. Video production equipment used is also listed.

This dry fire training video focuses on the crucial aspect of grip pressure for handguns, specifically emphasizing the strong hand (firing hand). The instructor, Myles, details a common and popular technique for applying pressure, explaining how the amount and direction of grip significantly impact shooting performance. The video is part of a series, with a playlist link provided for viewers to catch up on previous lessons. It also includes links to Tactical Hyve's classes, marksmanship standards, and shooting drills, as well as their social media and recommended gear.