Videos tagged with Range Drills

This video explains the benefits of keeping both eyes open when using red dot sights or optics, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peripheral awareness and reacting faster. It contrasts this with iron sights, where closing one eye can aid in precise alignment, but suggests a 'pro move' of opening both eyes just before the shot. A key tip is provided to avoid tunnel vision by relaxing focus on the optic. The description encourages viewer engagement by asking about their preferred shooting technique and promotes the channel for range drills and professional firearm training.

This YouTube video, titled 'Tuesday Night Live At The Range: Why You Suck At The Range,' aims to help shooters improve their accuracy and consistency. It identifies 10 common mistakes that hinder performance at the shooting range and provides practical solutions. The presenter highlights how these issues affect all skill levels, from beginners to experienced shooters, and offers a step-by-step approach to tightening groups and building confidence. The video promotes a 'Handgun Training System (HTS)' as a structured method for addressing these problems through drills, targets, and coaching. The goal is to reduce wasted ammunition and empower shooters to be more accurate, confident, and ready.

This YouTube video, titled 'Range Drills,' focuses on incorporating movement into shooting practice at the range, as indicated by the description asking viewers if they are adding movement to their drills. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the core theme is about enhancing practical shooting skills through dynamic drills.

This video showcases a firearms training drill focused on clearing malfunctions under stress, a technique practiced by the participants since 2018. The drill involves an external party inducing malfunctions, which the individuals must efficiently resolve while wearing full gear to simulate real-world scenarios. The content aims to inspire viewers to engage in practical, fight-oriented training and promotes the Instagram account @locsnload and their firearms training classes offered through wagundanation.net.

This YouTube video offers a 4-week "Handgun Accuracy Masterclass" designed to help shooters improve their accuracy at the range. The program includes live weekly webinars, printable targets and drills, expert coaching, and a money-back guarantee. It's targeted towards both beginners and experienced shooters struggling with accuracy. The description highlights a limited number of spots available and encourages viewers to comment with their range frustrations, like the video, and subscribe for more training content. It also promotes free eBooks with a purchase.

This video focuses on the fundamental skill of shooting while moving, a crucial aspect of practical shooting and self-defense. The description highlights resources for in-person classes and digital coaching through the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), along with links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. It emphasizes advanced training and development for shooters looking to improve their performance under dynamic conditions.

This video, "Training at an Indoor Range (Part 5): Focus on Grip," is the fifth installment in a series of indoor shooting range drills and exercises by Tactical Hyve. The focus of this particular video is on proper firearm grip techniques, with Myles providing instruction. The description also includes links to Tactical Hyve's website, upcoming classes, recommended gear such as the DryFireMag, Mantis X10 Elite, Tenicor holsters, and CCW Safe, as well as the video production equipment used by the channel and their social media links.

This YouTube video focuses on providing viewers with practical EDC (Everyday Carry) range drills designed to enhance shooting skills. The creator emphasizes improving performance and taking shooting capabilities to the next level through these drills. The description explicitly states the video is for educational purposes, not sponsored, and does not promote firearm sales. All activities are performed in a safe and controlled environment. The creator also provides contact information for engagement.

This YouTube video features a Navy SEAL sharing his top range drills designed to enhance shooting accuracy. While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned in the provided title and description, the content focuses on training and marksmanship techniques used by an experienced operator. The video aims to provide viewers with practical drills to improve their performance on the shooting range, leveraging the expertise of a Navy SEAL.

This video features a Navy SEAL sharing his top range drills designed to enhance shooter accuracy. While the video's primary focus is on marksmanship training, the description also includes several links to USCCA member stories about using firearms in self-defense scenarios, covering topics from legal challenges to defensive actions against attackers. The content is presented for educational purposes.

This video from Tap Rack Bang Training showcases Ernie's preferred pistol drills, presented as performance benchmarks. The description emphasizes the importance of planning for success in firearm proficiency. It also promotes their comprehensive CCW courses, designed to prepare civilians for responsible concealed carry, and their 'Unconvicted Felon' merchandise. The channel focuses on safe, comprehensive, and responsible firearms training for civilian defenders, catering to both new and experienced shooters looking to sharpen their self-defense skills. Links are provided for their website, Yelp reviews, Instagram, and a USCCA partnership offering a free Concealed Carry Guide.

This YouTube video, titled "Shooting on hard mode," appears to be focused on advanced or challenging shooting techniques and training. The description heavily promotes "Practical Shooting Training Group" for in-person classes and digital coaching, and also links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and a PSTG podcast. This indicates the content is likely aimed at individuals looking to improve their practical shooting skills, possibly within a competitive context or for defensive applications. The "hard mode" suggests the video showcases difficult drills or scenarios.