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Thanks for the drill and breakdown Fabio. See ya at M160 soon!

👀 is it possible to fix the soundtrack? There was no sound from the left channel 🤨

Keeping an eye out for the MOD/VTG collab class 👀 Love the details of what to look for within the drills 💪

Thanks for a great video! I love all this stuff. So…listen up team: to help cultivate a community of support, I want to hear everyone’s experiences with getting to place to actually train like this. Private range, like-minded buddies, facility access…etc etc. Also how many people (reading the comments( have the actual ability to access a training session like this? I am just curious on the currently level access or is it just a “pipe dream” for people watching this video. Let’s be honest with ourselves and build an ethos of support. Thanks Team!!

Your AWESOME. THANK YOU

Great video and good content !

Interesting to take 10 minutes to say that one needs to develop muscle memory to find the dot.

A real way to always find your dot (so you don’t have to do a million dry reps) is to have your iron sights sighted in and then a sighted in red dot will literally sit on the front post. Can’t see the dot, line up the sights.

Wow people come on don't look at the dot it isn't hard if you have a hard time either go back to sights or stop trying so hard. Sick of these dumb video s

Pranka saying grip and vision are the fundamental components of pistol. So grip being 50% of that consistent index. I am finding this to be true in regards to seeing the dot on target more consistently.

everything in this video is absolutely true. When you said you dont prefer a massive window, i literally stopped what I was doing and was like 'hey me too!' I actually prefer the window size of the EPS or the RMR Type2. I tried the 507Comp and I think it's just too large and I think for me, the largest Imma go is the 509T. To me, the 509T is the best size which If I'm not mistaken is nearly the same size as the EPS. Gonna pickup and RMRHD soon so i'm hoping it's bigger window also isn't toooo big. But it was great to hear not everyone likes the massive dot window.

I can never find my dot. But, after watching this, I realized I have iron sights. Thanks Fabio!

Preach Fabio. Louder for the slackers in the back.

Putting this together with the angle and index alignment video makes perfect sense. It’s all about the connection. Thank you! OSS!

I love it…all of it…woodshed man…interact with the gun…be mentally and physically connected to the entire process. Learn every Parker solo (oops…I slipped into jazz mode there). You get the point.

Got it: 1) Fix the "Angle of the Wrist" to the pistol. 2) Pay attention to the structure of how your gun interfaces with you hand. 3) Review the tension of the grip around your gun. 5) Dry fire presenting the pistol without pulling the trigger to sync up you sight picture with the dot. (practice, Practice, PRACTICE)

Sucks it's been 4 years since I bought mine. Keep her at home for self defense and now the SRO no longer works. Swapped out 3 Energizer Lithiums. Going Holosun now

That explains it all. It's the "why we do what we do" to get the results that we want. Yes, there are the "non-negotiables" It's practical wisdom, but the fact you voiced it from experience puts value to the stated facts. Thanks for this video. My biggest take away is that and, wow you don't care how high the gun rises. Awesome! That clears some space in my mind. The predictable return is much more important. We always see these guys who shoot so flat, and that becomes a focus for me to achieve. But I notice JJ Ricazza, also shooting the 92X, have a noticeable amount of muzzle rize. I always questioned it. Like, is it the Beretta's design responsible? I love the Defensive model. So gorgeous and what a great trigger! I will hold this information with me, Fabio, and add it to my growing skill set. Thanks again my friend, for explaining and helping to expand our potential.

Great video. I really appreciate it. I gained great critical analysis procedures. Most importantly, knowing each guns grip will be a little different. Your analysis makes perfect sense. Coming from a Champion, I value your expertise and knowledge/wisdom. I really admire your approach and I thank you for sharing to make us better shooters.

Great video - simple! Just picked up the PVC, about to toss it together. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for this video!

Man I just found your channel from Lucas and Brantley, thank you for providing straightforward great training material.

I know a bunch of old school iron sight bulls eye shooters put tape on their dominant eye glasses lens. Same idea I think.

Just got my first beretta 92xi. What optic and optic plate your using boss? Awesome video BTW Thanks

I’ve spent hundreds of hours researching and doing dry fire incorrectly. These simple concepts you and Nick laid out will help me understand what to focus and how. Thank you

Do you agree with the whole escalator, elevator, pinky pressure drop from 6, all these draws? Sounds like marketing. How about learn your indexs.

Phenomenal

Good stuff Fabio! Appreciate the knowledge transfer.

Love the training intel via the use of the four stages of competence (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence). The hard part was figuring out where I am at and you have provided us with the secret sauce to determine where we are at with our grip. Going to give it a try and report back where I am at.

Super helpful and it’s convinced me to invest in a red dot. Really appreciate this free training!

This is why I’m so glad I stopped resisting changing over to an optic. Yes, an optic is a more intuitive aiming solution in live fire. (Although I don’t like using the term “aiming” with a dot) But in dry fire, the dot can give you so much more information about your fundamentals like grip, trigger work and target focus among other things than irons do. You can get some information with irons, but the dot really talks to you. A huge leap forward with self diagnosing!

This video came at a great time for me as I’m practicing a new grip technique which so far has been working well for me. Thank you!

This video is underrated. Should have 10M views! Invaluable 🙌🏼

Lots of info. Have any of the pinned SROs failed and if so, after how many rounds? Thanks

All hit on 0 ?

This is great to see the thought process and execution of trying to reach a goal 👌

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Great video, I’ll adopt this. I’ve been trying to hit the next level without breaking the bank with ammo. Thanks!!

Most of the ranges where I practice do not allow rapid fire.

Can you do a video on how to extend your double tap range? I can only double tap at 3 yards. Beyond that I need more confirmation. Thanks

Well said!

Where did you get your target paster gun?

I didn't make this GM drill but as I made the confirmation drill and the concepts of it, I can say the split times are extremely important. For recoil confirmation, the split times tells whether if the shooter is confirming the right thing or not. It tells either under or over confirmation. Without forcing people to shoot at a certain speed, people can't experience the true amount of confirmation for each. Confirmation drill is experience base, not information base. People start experiencing true amount of confirmation when they meet the time goals.

Any chance we can get that same target to try it ourselves? Or dimensions of it so I can make it. Interesting video.

good stuff!

100% Great life advice… More often then not people are so quick to give up on things because it’s hard or make excuses to why they “can’t”. But very few dig deep and actually apply themselves to overcome.

Thank you so much for this info. When I first started shooting, I also chased the times. I have recently started to shoot at the speed of my sight and got worse before getting better. I'm still new to all this but your explanation really helps me better understand what I need to continue to work on and fix. Keep it up bro!!

Can you tell us about the target/distance for this exercise?

Loving the learning aspect of shooting, thanks for being a teacher 🫡 Not just the knowledge of the end results but the how and why to get closer to there 💪

It's very strange to me how guys train with red dots. I started with irons. And I feel more advanced than guys learning with red dots. It's almost like ppl are over complicating it. I'm extremely consistent between irons and red dots. And I didn't need this kind of info to fog my brain. I've always been target focused with irons. Maybe that's why, who knows. I also don't care for that bowling ball draw you're doing. I get that it helps you pick up the dot but it's slower to get on target.