**TRAINING** Recoil control w/my S&W M&P Competition Pistol
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Jerry once fired a automatic pistol, slowed his time by two seconds.
I would believe it hah
Your joke isn't far off, he shoots his revolver in completions faster than a fully automatic. If you just scale it up ^^ he's actually faster. Which is something that is almost unbelievable, but you can look up his record in fast shooting. See for yourself :D it's a great video
The Black Baron how does he shoot a revolver faster?
@@borkwoof696 He fans the hammer insanely fast and accurate. Look up the video if you cannot believe it. It on RUclips, from a competition he set a world record (that has been broken by now) but it's still Impressive.
@@borkwoof696 ruclips.net/video/WzHG-ibZaKM/видео.html there you go. He's insanely fast.
Jerry's rapid .500 magnum and double barell .45 videos are often used by instructors to show a proper recoil controll. Jerry is a benchmark and a legend.
Is it applicable to mere mortals though ?
@@DrSid42 nope
I have shaken hands with the man. Trust me. The gun is afraid to move
Guns carry Jerry, for protection...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmfaoo 😂😂😂
M61 Vulcan cannon: "I can fire at a rate of 6000 rounds a minute."
Jerry Miculek: ".....hold my beer."
Jerry : "hold my daughter"
Me : "my pleasure"
@@flowerofash4439 Jerry's daughter is quite the shooter too - between father and daughter you just might want to watch your manners around them. haha! In real life both of them are as nice and polite and helpful as anyone you will ever meet. National treasures indeed!
*Hold my glock
Ive never heard recoil explained like that. I learned alot from this. Thanks for all you do.
Recoil: "I am about to move you." Jerry: "No, I 'm not gonna let that happen" - You sir are the Chuck Norris of the gun world and I would love to meet you one day.
Don't you know.... Jerry is part of The Matrix............... "there is no recoil". :-)
I've said it before and I'll say it again, that man is a national treasure.
I say we start Jerry memes and sayings like Xhuck Norris had years back.
@Tom Faigle - I imagined so. Thank you
Smith Family
Chuck Norris ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Now that is disrespecting this Gun Legend
You mean the Bruce Lee of the Gun World
"Pop a few rounds off . . ."
*braaaap!*
"And there you have it."
Too funny!
After I tried it without using his technique I said, "where'd it go?":(
Jerry Miculek goes BRRRRRR
😂😂😂😂 yo that was so funny lmfaooo brrrraaap…. Lmfaoooo
I've never seen anyone with as much recoil control as Jerry, he is the best of the best.
I shoot a lot, but his gun control is absolutely amazing!
Great tip, looks easy.
*goes to range
* noodles enough to feed a family
Facts 😂
He blows my mind. I take videos of myself shooting with a way sturdier stance and I’m all kinds of noodling. This man doesn’t even look like his footing is planted, standing straight up but his body doesn’t even twitch. Absolute legend.
Yeah but he has millions of shots behind him. That you can't teach sadly.
this is true! @@huracan200173
Jerry..... I HIGHLY doubt that you read all of these comments.... and I damn sure dont blame you!!! LOL, However in the event that you do read this one... I just want to tell you how MUCH my shooting has improved from watching your videos, and also how much I appreciate you, for making them!!
I've been around fire arms my whole life, I Love, each and every gun I own, and just when I think I know everything I need to know on how to shoot each one, accurately..... I'll watch another one of your videos and learn something new!!! 😀. So, Jerry.... Sincerely, thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with me, I'll forever be a better shooter because of what you've taught, and continue to teach me!!! Thank you sir
Yeah, I know Jerry favors the 9mm but he also has videos on the .45acp. After watching just one of his videos on stance, grip and handling recoil, shooting my 1911 accurately has improved dramatically. He basically showed me what I was doing wrong and with a little tweaking for my hand size and a few other physical adjustments I have it down pretty good now. Why mess with the rest when you can learn from the best?👍☺
I showed this video to my single action revolver it’s now a MG42
Hahah
I love my single action.
@@guts_4534 wat u got
This was the most informative video of this subject matter I've ever seen. Thank you.
All in 4 minutes ‼️🍺👍🇺🇸
No noodling allowed. Well, I guess I'll just drop all this spaghetti then.
catfish is also apparently off the menu
You Know he's a badass when it seems like he's giving you his secrets you try and realize he's still hiding a little something called talent experience and dedication thank you Jerry
Wow. Awesome breakdown. I would love to see more instructional videos of this type - proper offhand carbine shooting broken down this way would be great.
Same with other techniques - reloading, malfunction clearing, etc. Would love for this video to be the start of a series.
Agreed!
Another golden nugget from the master, thank you for all that you do to help us mere mortals.
Thanks for the tips! You the man Jerry!
'It's that easy.' 'Not hard.' Says the man who's forearms look like my thighs. 😆😆😆😆😆
If Popeye could shoot ...
@@eltio4tube Exactly!!!
That easy, that hard.
He does have strong looking hands and forearms.
One of if not the most incredible individual in the sport. Not only is he skilled and accomplished he is humble. There is no ego, no arrogance, never a condesending attutude. That is a sign of a true master others should follow.
What can one say. When you take shooting to the next level and make it look so smooth. I’m truly impressed by your skill set..
Jerry - this is a great video. I’ve watched the majority of your historical videos and it’s these that really help those of us working toward competition and for edc as well! Thanks and keep’em comin!!!
This man is the best at recoil control. Better than any person I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Young bucks and servicemen alike. Legend.
You Sir make everything look so easy, when it's actually really impressive, comprehensive and so informative.
Jerry: "blam blam blam"
ATF: I smell full auto
‘That easy. That hard.’ That is about as true as it gets.
How can someone that have the ability to turn a wheel gun into an automatic be so humble and modest! The definition of a true G.O.A.T.!
I think I'm going to try this! There's no one better in the world to learn firearms training and discipline from then the world's most dangerous Elder! Thank you Jerry! Much love from New Jersey!
I have never seen a person who is that smooth and fluid with a firearm. That was truly amazing and a total joy to watch
It's been awhile since I searched out a video by Jerry, so when I just saw this new one put up today, I got this warm feeling and felt like all will be fine in the world as long as we have Jerry still doing what he does. He's a true American at heart. Don't ever stop Jerry. Retiring is for losers that hate their work and that's the complete opposite of Jerry Miculek, one of the truly professional shooters that teaches as well as he shoots.
I see hundreds of shooters online trying in their own way to help other shooters but with few exception, no one comes close to Jerry in getting right to the point of something that will improve your shooting ability, just practice what Jerry says and get better every time. An economy with words is so nice when teaching, more words means less learning and more confusion. Jerry also can back up everything he says with real world, pressure shooting, he gets results for himself and students here on RUclips and I say thank you, a hundred times, thank you for making my favorite sport, hobby and pastime even better.
Home Depot just sold out of wooden sticks. :)
The Yoda of guns...thank you master jedi
Wow! I have spent years performing this exact technique using post hole diggers. Just saw the video and can’t wait to get to the range. Thank you so much Jerry!
When Jerry was working a regular job, he was a mill right.
If you're unfamiliar with what that is... it's a man/woman who can fix or do ANYTHING!
Mill rights are among the brightest, most creative and capable people walking this Earth.
I guess that explains a lot!
God bless you Sir!
They don’t “make” teachers or instructors like this anymore awesome, practical and straight to the point explanation of crucial basics
Jerry is the best firearm training professional I have ever seen. This man is always on point and knows what he's talking about.
I just put this tip to work and it made a big difference for me. It improved both my recoil control AND accuracy as well.
Jerry Miculek, I wanna have your babies!!!
Thanks, Jerry, great info. I will work on my noodling.
I just noticed that Jerry sets his trigger cadence with a single light pull before firing and will continue the same cadence with light dry pulls after finishing firing (first volley at least). That's real consistency and trigger isolation right there. Only noticed in slow-mo because this man is FAST
If I meet anyone interested in guns I always show the Jerrys 6 shots reload and 6 shots record. Always amazes me. Love you work Jerry.
Beginner, up to intermediate shooters have nowhere close to enough grip strength on the gun. Basically bear down on the gun, but still be able to manipulate the trigger. I think Jerry does this by isolating his trigger finger, from everything else. Takes lots and lots of practice, I imagine. Jerry is KING!!!
Best firearm channel ever made right here !
My teacher, the great Steve Anderson, told me to look for this vid of Jerry's.
Awesome demonstration.
This is the best advise on pistol shooting I've ever seen. Excellent, Sir!!
The 2 people who gave a thumbs down cant quit noodlin. But seriously.....
When Jerry talks I always listen very closely.
True that. His knowledge and skill is something that doesn't come along often.
Thank you! I went to the indoor range for the first time on Saturday it was awesome.
Congrats! Welcome to fun side of living la vida pistola!
Even a bad day at the range is way better than a great day at work. The intoxicating smell of "spent ammo"-- welcome to the "family"
I learn a lot from watching your videos. Thank. you for taking the time and a lot effort in putting together the videos and passing on your knowledge. Thank you for blessing me in that area
Jerry Miculek is such a good shooter he doesn't have to shoot bullets down range the target comes to him and poke holes in itself. GET SOME
Jerry, I watched this video and your one on handgun grip. Absolutely the best explanation of shooting mechanics I have ever received. As a military officer, I was taught the modified weaver stance and have always struggled missing low, left. I'm applying your coaching in dry fire now. I can tell a difference in both my grip and sight presentation. Thanks.
Wow! I been shooting for decades and struggled with recoil control and this video just blew my mind.
Thanks for this video, I've been locking my elbows as well with my arms more flat than you demonstrate. I'm going to try this practice and see if I can get better control! Cheers from Canada, keep up the great work!
@@Aardvarko You definitely can own handguns! For hunting rifles you need a PAL Possession and Acquisition License, for handguns and AR15s you need a Restricted designation which is essentially an additional weekend long course with a test, colloquially referred to as RPAL. License must be renewed every 5 years and for new applications they must provide information on mental health issues within the last 5 years. Two references must be provided above the age of 18 who will vet you, and your wife/partner or ex within the last 5 years must also be documented so they can be contacted. All legally owned restricted firearms including handguns in Canada are documented in a Registry governed by the RCMP (our FBI essentially). This means that they know exactly how many you own, where they are at, and you would have to prove possession if they requested it. All restricted licenses have daily background checks (yes 365 days a year) for criminal issues or interactions with the law. A report of domestic disturbance could potentially mean temporary seizure of your firearms. There is a magazine limit of 10 on all handguns, so imported mags must be pinned or only hold 10. To legally Restricted and not Prohibited you need a minimum of 4.25" barrel, this means many older 6 shooters are prohibited. Storage laws require a minimum of unloaded and locked in a cabinet/safe, transportation laws require unloaded, double locked (trigger lock + case lock) in an opaque case. Restricted firearms can only be taken to the range, gun show, gun store, gunsmith within your province (think state) without applying for an ATT Authorization to Transport. To transport outside of province or internationally, you need to apply for an ATT to the CFO Chief Firearms Officer and fill out paperwork with your trip details and have it approved, which is basically a piece of paper you carry with you. The only legal place to fire a restricted firearm is essentially a range that has been verified by the CFO. The only allowance for carrying a restricted firearm would be an ATC Authorization to Carry, and outside of work related needs, such as body guards, security, police, military, armored car drivers and trappers (sorry if I missed a few legitimate professions) they are extremely rare. I heard only 1 was issued last year, it would be for an imminent threat on your life (probably a politician or someone with money). Fun fact, you can buy a restricted online if you are licensed and have it shipped to your door, something unheard of in the US! Another interesting related topic is we have no distinction for Rifle/Pistol/SBR for an AR15, you can build a 5" barrel or 20" barrel and there is no additional cost (Tax stamp), you simply call and inform the registry you've updated the barrel length within 30 days. There are no California like laws about only one "assault type" accessory. Binary triggers , bump stocks, and suppressors are banned. Automatic weapons exist but are prohibited and thus extremely rare generally owned by shops/businesses.
@@Aardvarko I am Canadian. We are not allowed to conceal or open carry. No handguns with barrels less than 4.25". Can only be fired at a certified range, not a backyard like a regular rifle or shotgun.
Had the joy of meeting jerry several times. It may be hard to believe but he’s and even better person than shooter.
Without a doubt the best example I have ever seen. Thank you sir!!!
Always enjoy a master class! I appreciate you sharing these details from a lifetime of study and experience!
Always the best instructions! Like learning from master yoda👍👍👍
Thanks for these vids, Jerry. I'm trying to break bad (old) Weaver habits acquired "before we knew any better" and your videos are the most informative I've found yet, and easy to understand. Between you and Hikock I might just get repeatability down with my XDm.
Lord Maeryk what’s wrong with Weaver?
@@rogerloess2379 see Jerry's older video about shooting stance and grip basics. It's great for slow target shooting.. but fast, mobile, or multiple targets it's no bueno.
Lord Maeryk hmm noted
Thanks for the video. Had an armed encounter this last weekend during a attempted armed robbery. While I was better then he was I don’t feel like I’m good enough. Your videos are helping me get better. Hopefully I won’t need it.
“There ya go guys, that easy, that hard. “
🤦🏼♂️ I practice for hours and hours. Burnt through two pistols and countless rounds of ammo. Most people I know consider me quite fast...
And then I watch Jerry. 🤤✊🏻
True
That easy! Amazing shooter Jerry is. I finally started to understand some of this stuff and end up with arthritis. Wish I knew what I know now when I was young.
When the Legend speaks advice, I listen intently.
3:25 We are NOT thinking shut up and shoot. We are thinking "Here is a man who not only knows what he's talking about, inside-out, backward and forward, but he's also pretty good at explaining the points he's trying to make.' Yet another excellent video, now go and tidy up that shelf full of jumbled ammo!
Jerry Miculek - the only person in the US that needs an NFA tax stamp for his hands.
How in the world did someone dislike this video, ohhhhh, they figured no matter how much they train, they'll never shoot as good as Jerry.
He said “6 rounds a second”. Haha. As if that is a “normal” thing. For him that is normal speed. Regular folks- machine gun pistol SciFi superhero status. Stan Lee of the Gun World!
Damn, he makes everything look easy. Great explanation. I'm going to give that a try this weekend.
A great shooter AND teacher. So rare to find athletes who can teach well
That and forty years of muscle-memory and dedication. WhoooOOOA.
Jerry you are the best. I'm from Poland and I love to watch you perfect movements with the gun. You have the best work in the world. I wish You all the best.
What an extremely helpful video for recoil that I’ve never seen the likes of, remarkable, thanks much Jerry, this opens up a whole new dynamic for suppressing and controlling recoil!
"and there you have, it's that easy" we can only dream Jerry!
Jerry the Godfather of handgun control and shooting!!!
BEST explanation I have ever heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So based on Jerry's word if inly main focuse recoil management while repud fire shooting holding gun closer to you body with much more bended elbows will give you much more soled construction and more torque down low. Yes it is bit harder to aim, but if you get used to aim through that position + not competative shooter just want super good recoil control while rapid firing than holding gun closer should help.
Ask your friend to push your arms when the fully extended like holding a gun or when they twice closer to your body. In second option you will have anatomical and physiology more strength to resist
World's fastest, and by far one the best instructors....
EVER! Thanks for the tip Jerry! 😃😃😃
This is the best training video I have seen on this subject.
Please do more "training" videos like this. I have your DVD series but i like this one far more. This is soooooo well done. Thank you.
According to WA law, this man is a prohibited device.
Congrats on the Million subs Jerry!!!
"If ya noodling, ya doodling."
Every video Jerry makes keeps me up at night thinking of how to improve my shooting at the range the next day
Respect - Greetings from South Africa.
Love your videos and great teachings.
Jerry - you think you could do one of those with a stock pistol? It’s cool to see how you train, but most of us just have stock pistols. I think that would be helpful.
The EST program (you've played with it before jerry) we used in the military had an awesome feature that could track every shooter's barrel movements before and after the shot. Knowing what happens before and after a shot is just as important as the shot itself. Start off key, and you'll stay off the rest of that group. Dont return to your original sight picture after your first shot, you'll be off from there and your first shot wont matter. If you dont control the recoil, you're constantly fighting to bring the LOS back from different directions. Controlling recoil is not just about reducing it, it's also about making it constant so that muscle memory kicks in. If you're recoil is always up and left, you can adjust your grip accordingly. If it's always in different directions, it's harder to troubleshoot.
Jerry is the man. No recoil!!
Thanks Jerry for the tip.
Nice tip on getting the back muscles working.
This trick is incredibly effective. It DOUBLED my rate of fire.
I can just picture Jerry raking his yard one day and even then he couldn’t quit thinking about guns 😆
Nice to see Jerry rockin' a pair of plain ol' Peltor Optime's.
Now I at least own one piece of gear that Jerry uses ;)
Doc Gonzo thought the same thing!
"Chuck Norris of the gun world".... Jerry is NOT acting!
👍 Great explanation Sir Jerry! and SOME folks are just GIFTED such as yourself. Awesome! 👍🇺🇸
Thanks for the huge tip Jerry. I was struggling with recoil management in competition and this will help with my training. Cheers from Australia.
That makes a lot of sense,very well explained.I appreciate the info,and keep doing what you do man!!!!
Thank you that is a great tip going to try this today with my dry practice.
Good luck on the range!
You make it easy to understand Jerry. Love you videos.
Bringing it all home starting from the balls of the feet for balance and precision ... Through planting a pole with back, shoulders and arms ... Very similar to other precision sports like golf and skiing. Now related to shooting. Noodle be gone! Someday.
Great advice - love watching Jerry break it down and make it look easy. keep up the good work.
Jerry Miculek and John Lovell
DO IT!!!
Jerry is the man. He makes it look so easy.
These videos are GOLD. Thank you for this. God bless.
There you have it - recoil management to the exteme 101.