Videos tagged with Sight Acquisition

This video, part 7 of the 'How to Train at an Indoor Range' series by Tactical Hyve, focuses on a grip exercise designed to quickly reacquire your sights on target after each shot. The instructor, Myles, demonstrates a technique to utilize grip pressure to ensure sights return to the point of aim. The video also promotes DryFireMag with a discount code and links to other Tactical Hyve resources and recommended gear such as Mantis X10 Elite and Tenicor Holsters.

This video demonstrates the "High Low Pistol Drill," a training exercise designed to enhance accuracy and speed under pressure. It features two variations: a standard version focusing on vertical transitions and tight groupings at close to mid-range, and a 'Mag Change Version' that incorporates realistic reload scenarios to simulate defensive conditions. The drill emphasizes maintaining grip, sight picture, and smooth transitions, with specific instructions for round counts, distances (3, 5, and 7 yards), and focus points for both variations. The description also promotes a "Master Your Handgun in 4 Weeks" webinar and offers a free ebook.

This video is the second in the 'Irons to Dots' training series, focusing on helping shooters transition from iron sights to red dot sights quickly and efficiently. It addresses common struggles with red dot acquisition, emphasizes proper firearm presentation for instant dot alignment, and covers red dot tracking during recoil. Practical drills and expert tips are provided to build muscle memory and confidence for fast target engagements, specifically highlighting the Ruger RXM and Vortex Defender-ST red dot. The content aims to improve sight acquisition speed and overall red dot proficiency.

This YouTube Short provides a quick tip focused on improving firearm presentation by utilizing pinky pressure to effectively "find the dot" on the sights. The creator encourages viewers to try this technique at the range and share their feedback on whether it helped them acquire their sights more easily.

This video demonstrates a 25-yard concealed carry draw to an A-zone target, showcasing the ability to acquire a sight picture despite sun glare causing ghost dots. Following this close-range drill, the video progresses to a longer-range shot at a 125-yard steel target. It highlights practical shooting skills for both defensive scenarios and extended range accuracy.

This video features Rossen Hristov, Director of Training at Tactical Performance Center and CZ-sponsored shooter, discussing the critical topic of when to acquire your sights during a firearm presentation. He emphasizes that there isn't a single, definitive answer, but rather a consideration of various variables. Hristov shares a common and practical approach to determining the optimal timing for sight acquisition, providing valuable instruction for firearm users looking to improve their accuracy and speed in shooting.

This video focuses on the Glock 26 pistol, with the title emphasizing techniques for achieving faster follow-up shots and improving sight acquisition. While specific details of demonstrations are not provided, the title suggests a practical training or review focus on enhancing shooting performance with this particular firearm. It likely delves into mechanics, grip, trigger control, or aiming strategies relevant to the Glock 26.

This video features World and National Champion shooter JJ Racaza discussing the "three stages of sights" in shooting: unpredictable, predictable, and steady. The content focuses on marksmanship principles and shooting techniques, with JJ Racaza providing expert insights. The video is produced by Tactical Hyve and highlights their website and marksmanship resources. It also includes links to various recommended gear and equipment used in production.

This video, titled "Daily Defense 2-39: Shoot Better Without Firing a Shot!", focuses on the practice of dry-fire training for firearms. It explains that dry-firing involves manipulating a firearm through its firing sequence without live ammunition to improve skills such as sight acquisition and trigger control. The video emphasizes strict adherence to firearm safety rules, including designating a safe training area, ensuring it is free of live ammunition, and always pointing the firearm in a safe direction. Recommended practice frequency is at least once or twice a month for 10-20 minutes per session, with a clear plan for the skill to be practiced. Proper "clean up" procedures after training are also highlighted.

This video showcases the 'Two Second Torture' drill, a pistol training exercise focused on speed and accuracy. Starting from a compressed ready position, the shooter presents the firearm to the target and fires a single round within a two-second par time. The description highlights its effectiveness for improving sight acquisition speed and provides a relevant hashtag for pistol drills.

This video addresses the common issue of blurry or flared reticles in optics, specifically red dots, holographic sights, and prism scopes. It aims to help viewers determine whether the visual distortion is caused by astigmatism in their eyes or if the optic itself is the source of the problem. The content is presented with a focus on educational value for firearm owners and enthusiasts, with clear disclaimers regarding safety and professional supervision.

This video provides a focused training tip for firearms owners on how to improve reload speed by quickly reacquiring their sights. The creator emphasizes that this is a refinement to their existing technique, not a groundbreaking revelation, but it demonstrably improved their performance. The core of the advice centers on efficiently getting the gun back on target after completing a magazine change.