Videos tagged with Target Analysis

This YouTube video is a live podcast episode titled 'TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE RANGE LIVE PODCAST: EVERY SHOT TELLS A STORY.' The content focuses on teaching viewers how to interpret their shot groups on a target to improve accuracy. It promises to break down what bullet holes reveal about shooting performance, offer solutions for 10 common accuracy problems, and provide real-world examples to build confidence. The description also teases an upcoming Master Your Handgun in 4 Weeks course.

This video focuses on diagnosing hits on shooting targets. It likely covers how to interpret bullet holes and impact points to understand shooting accuracy, firearm performance, and potential issues. The content is geared towards improving marksmanship and understanding firearm ballistics from target analysis.

This SOB TV episode features John "Shrek" McPhee analyzing common shooting errors, such as missing high, low left, or off the target entirely. The video emphasizes the importance of proper stance, grip, and eye alignment, promising to help viewers diagnose and correct their shooting mistakes to improve accuracy and group consistency. It encourages viewers to "train smart" and "fix their form" to achieve better results on the range.

This video focuses on analyzing student targets to diagnose shooting deficiencies. It breaks down how shot placement reveals issues with grip, stance, and eye alignment, offering practical adjustments to improve accuracy rapidly. Key techniques discussed include the "Super Push" and "Shoulders to the Muffs." The content aims to benefit shooters of all skill levels, whether training independently or in a formal class, by helping them achieve tighter shot groups and tangible results. The description also promotes an Eye Dominance & Shot Group Assessment Card and virtual video coaching.

This YouTube video, titled "Reading the Target with Pranka," focuses on practical shooting techniques and training. The description provides links to in-person classes and digital coaching through Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), along with Ben Stoeger's books available on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the title strongly implies a focus on marksmanship and target analysis relevant to shooting sports or defensive handgun use. The content is geared towards improving shooting skills.

This video focuses on advanced marksmanship by analyzing bullet impact points on a target to diagnose and correct common shooting errors. "Shrek" McPhee uses insights from a 600-yard class to demonstrate how target analysis can reveal shooter habits related to grip, wobble, and stance. This instructional content aims to improve shooting skills through understanding the feedback provided by the target.

This YouTube video, titled "Live From The Range: TEN TIPS FOR THE PERFECT RANGE TIME ROUTINE" and featuring @Johnthefirearmstraininer, focuses on providing viewers with essential advice to optimize their shooting sessions. The content aims to help both new and experienced shooters improve their skills by setting clear goals, analyzing targets, and developing effective practice routines. The live format suggests an interactive session where viewers can gain actionable insights to elevate their shooting practice.

This video focuses on an accuracy test of a Smith & Wesson Model 36 snub nose revolver at 50 yards. The description details various targets used for different distances and shooting speeds, including B-8, B-6, B-16, B-2, and B-3 targets, as well as steel targets. It also lists the chronograph used for testing. The video is structured with an intro, the accuracy test itself, and then results and analysis.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'Shooting Really Close Causes 10,000 Damage Points #shorts #fake', demonstrates the visual impact of shooting at an extremely close range of 2 yards. The description highlights the target's condition after this close-quarters engagement. The content creator, Johnny Q, provides contact information and links to their other social media platforms, including their YouTube channel and Instagram.

This YouTube video, "Why Are All of my Shots High on the Target ?? The Shot Doctor Can Help!!" by John the Firearms Instructor, aims to help shooters improve their accuracy by diagnosing target anomalies. The instructor reviews a found target and provides advice on improving shooting technique. The video emphasizes firearms safety and encourages viewers to email target pictures for a personalized diagnosis. It also promotes the instructor's website, social media, and the USCCA for concealed carry resources.

This video, "The Shot Doctor," features firearms instructor John reviewing shooting targets submitted by a subscriber. He analyzes the targets to reveal insights into the shooter's abilities, emphasizing that even seemingly good shots can offer valuable information. The description includes a strong safety disclaimer and promotes the instructor's website, social media, and USCCA resources, including a free concealed carry guide. The content focuses on interpreting shooting performance for improvement.

This video introduces a new series called "The Shot Doctor," where John the Firearms Instructor reviews viewer-submitted targets to diagnose and fix shooting issues. Viewers can email their targets to the provided address with "Shot Doctor" in the subject line for a personalized review. The description also includes standard firearms safety warnings and encourages viewers to visit the website, subscribe, and follow social media accounts. A promotional link for the USCCA Concealed Carry Guide is also included.