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Perfect is the enemy of good enough.

Thanks !

This video made so much click for me.

Egggsssactly

Exactly what i need to practice daily. Many thanks Ben.

I have 3 main guns: Sig Sauer P226 sao Legion (9mm), Sig Sauer Max Michel (45acp) and CZ Shadow 2 (9mm). The CZ is my competition-gun. Max Michel is my fun-to-do-IPSC-gun. Would you recommend dry-fire-practice with all of them (I do grip them differently) or just focus on the competitiongun??

Solid God!

Thank you Ben, that is the clearest explanation I've ever heard about Marksmanship and staying the pace with a Master. Trying that drill next week. Cheers, great vids.

Ben is always honest, always real, and always talking about substantial techniques without a bunch of bs. Thanks Ben!

Problem is the fatter you make the grip to give more space for your support hand, the more space your index finger must cover to get to the trigger.

Perfect

What is the holster you were using?

Why not just turn the dot off and shoot looking through the glass? Is this different?

I hope one day I get the chance to go to one of your classes as I have learned more from you than any other teacher I’ve ever had! Thanks Mr. Stoeger!

I completely agree-I shoot all my pistols like double action revolvers. Roll through the trigger. Completely release the trigger. Repeat as necessary. For me, this is faster, way simpler and much more accurate than trying to prep the trigger, add initial pressure, then build pressure to a surprise break. I tried it bullseye style for years and pulled everything low left. Not anymore! Great video. Very useful. Thanks for sharing.

Never experienced this until I started competing w glock about 6 months ago. Agree it’s a grip thing, I’ve been experimenting with different triggers, beaver tails etc to find the right feel,but right now my grip overall is appallingly bad, with a few trigger freezes and shitty hits as results. Am going to give it a few thousand rounds more and see if I start to get a grip on things (pun intended)

That fast sprint from left to right would get you DQ'd in many matches around here. They'd consider it 'breaking the 180'.

This is awesome content, thanks Ben!

Great video. Thanks!

What about da/sa guns with no manual safety? How would you do it then?

You don't really have to see the sites for 25-yard shooting...damn i got a loooonngg ways to be go😭

Click bait. You never told us anything besides where to get the book you are flogging.

Red dot, irons and a laser sight grip. Backup pistol in an ankle holster. Neck chain knife under my shirt. That's my minimum for around the house. Add an IWB holster with another semi auto plus a patrol rifle when I go out. Never know what you will need. Be safe.

Sounds like a class given to the d-boys.

How do you get away with just stealing all of his content?

I didn’t care about it either until my battery door broke off my holosun.

Well said

Excellent advice

It’s really embarrassing that I’ve never had a pistol that actually fit, but you don’t know what you don’t know. Thank you very much! it’s wild how much better I’ve got in just a month of watching/reading your stuff. Can’t wait to catch a class

Stoeger rules.

Well shit, just get rid of the dot together! Geeze

Love the show case of failure, it makes stuff more relatable.

In a real gunfight where you use a pistol you are probably not gonna use any sights at all. It will all be instinctive point shooting. A buddy of mine hits steel at 100 yards with his pistol without any sights

Really awesome to see that even you have *some* sympathetic finger movement

Thanks. Had that during my last match for the first time and didnt know whats happening.

I recently bought most of your books. Seriously multifaceted instruction.

Why don't manufacturers offer more frontstrap options? I tend to have the problem of my fingers being long enough to interfere with my support hand real estate, but my trigger finger isn't long enouh to reach the trigger. Bigger backstraps solve one problem, but make the other problem worse.

Started with a red dot first two guns. And my third gun with iron sights. Try to be target focused in both. Iron is good for me up to 25 yards. After that red dot only works so far. Then there is having to change glasses. For 25 - 50 yards. It is all an interesting learning experience. Takes time, patience and motivation....And your outstanding videos.

The "Mental Game". This is the hard part.

I think he's done that once or twice.

2200?! Wow.

100 percent changed my shooting when my ccw instructor relaxed my shoulders stood me up slightly and bent my elbows and pulled my gun in more natural closer to my chest. I was like who the fuck taught me shoot the other way?!?😂 This is the way brother.

ill order a bruce lee Tshirt so i can do these

It is not about feet, but about hips keeping square all the time so feet will not lift the upper body (no model walk on runway that most of people are used to more or less). I practice this walk for miles in NYC to work. It is known also to some military (but how would one know). Right... advice from "wannabee" called by Ben one time, but person who would spent a lot of time in other sports including hand to hand combat martial arts staring as es teenager many decades ago.

So damn true

The ending is so relatable lol

What distance is this demo ?

If I have "practical shooting training" should I buy "skills and drill" and "dryfire reloaded" too?

You guys only loose 50? Dafuq? Lol

Gold thank you