The last 10 mins is why I think Aaron is one of the best instructors out there. It is simply because he is a TEACHER in every sense of the word. Not a shooter, or performer, or grand master, but a teacher. He even goes so far as to show you his own mistakes and teaches you why he is making those mistakes. In the firearms training community, people get so wrapped up in preforming and the instructor being absolutely perfect that they dismiss the fact that if the person can TEACH, he doesnt have to be the BEST shooter on earth. If you can teach even from your mistakes, I believe you have surpassed the bar of an "instructor", and have reached the level of TEACHER.
Thank you. You impart knowledge more as a “guide on the side”, rather than a “sage on the stage” I appreciated your knowledge, your humbleness and realism. Please keep up the public service of your work.
Excellent video. I'm a 77 year old fart who just got a new gun (XD clone) with a new to me red dot and I have the shakes when shooting. Using what you are teaching I have already noticed a dramatic improvement in my ability to hold the gun steady and hit stuff I couldn't hit before.. Thank you !!
the more I watch the more I realize and understand that I need training because my shooting may be ok or there's something wrong with what I'm doing IE.... an instructor to tell me this is what I need! great vid!!!!!
Great lesson! You are by far the most realistic instructor I've watch.I have applied a lot of your techniques ,because they work.When I see perfect 1" groups from a pistol I feel a little showmanship(fake) was applied by the instructor.When I watch you I know ,this guy knows his stuff👍🏻.Keep up the GREAT work.
Thank you for that mention of the master grip hand's fingertips digging into the palm of the support hand. I've had that problem and haven't been able to ask an instructor about how to remedy it. Great information here, as always.
"Glock 21, otherwise known as a dictionary with a pistol grip." LMAO! Great video as always Aaron, along with your unique brand of humor to keep things interesting.
As a preacher/Bible teacher, the three most important factors for understanding a passage are: 1) Context, 2) Context and 3) Context! ... Lots of great stuff. Thanks!
"Context is one of my favorite words in the English language" Well, that and *Pendantic* hehe! Getting instruction from Aaron is like instruction from a Harvard Professor. Brilliantly articulated as always sir!
I really appreciate these videos, and the way you communicate the information in a concise and thorough manner. I haven't had the time to take an actual class, but I've seen improvement in my own abilities based on your information. Thank you very much. You are appreciated.
Good video. As an instructor, it's always good to hear different points of view. A lot of what you speak on, are the same philosophy & techniques I stress during a lesson. Thanks.
Great video. I just put a dot on my pistol yesterday. I shoot a 1911 and I've always loved how I just naturally point with it with iron sights but with the dot I'm consistently high. This video addressed the problem very well and even with a couple hours of dry practice I'm improving. Thanks Aaron.
I have wondered many times if left handed shooters are at a distinct disadvantage when trying to follow instruction fro right handed instructors. I always heard the words if your left handed just do the opposite. This of coarse comming from all the right handers. I now know it is just that simply and that a good thing. Great instruction, you're a born teacher. In spite of what they say about Doers and teachers.
I appreciate your detailed explanation and griping theory. I am able to troubleshoot my grip and your one handed shooting with two fingers demonstrated to help me to relax my other 3 fingers on my primary hand. You are awesome! Great lecture!!!
I'm a right handed shooter. The information you gave at 8:10 might explain why my groups are always to the left of point of aim! thanks for the info, I'm going to test this at the range this weekend!
Dude, your videos are like classes that i can take online and free!! same thing some of these so "called" teachers will teach you out in the field (Range), and will charge hundreds of dollars, not to mentioned, they will make you go these classes on Saturdays and Sundays!!! keep up the great videos. I am learning a lot from you. You are awesome!!! just got you a new subscriber!! :)
So do you have a bot program that leaves a generic comment on every gun video on RUclips to attract more viewers to your channel? I swear you don't have time to watch all these videos and run your channel
Wonderful video! You identified my problem that I've been trying to figure out for over a year. Thank you! It's been driving me nuts. Now to a winter's worth of training to get past it.
Love the video. I had an IDPA match today and shot a different gun that I normally do just to see how I do. I went from a cz-75b to a kimber pro carry 2 and shooting a 45 vs a 9mm created issues for me regarding to accuracy, I was firing factory loads and was all over the place.
Good point on and strength. What you young guys call a firm hand shake would crush my 77 year old hands. I have to really hang one when I shoot . Facts of life you have to deal with what you got. Same applies to running falling and getting up from from different shooting positions I appreciate you bringing that point out from time to time. Mikey
I like the push-pull technique. The percentages are irrelevant. you will "know" by feel when you have achieved the optimal grip and push-pull. I have tried 2 other top-recommendation techniques but push pull works for me.
This was a valuable lesson. Sir, you are terrifically well spoken teacher & it' s VERY obvious that you enjoy teaching. I'm a new sub & I'm looking forward to more vids!
Speaking of driving the gun down by pressing on the frame--you have another opportunity with that light on. I have the same light and I have huge hands with long fingers. I'm actually able to use those long fingers to press down on the frame of the light while I'm shooting. Works wonders!!!
Thanks for a great instructive video. I am a beginner, waiting for delivery on a purchased gun, trying to learn as much as possible before taking that first shot. I might have missed this, but in shooting videos generally, very little is said about mechanics of trigger pull, specifically wbuch digit is preferable to make a sright back continous pull. Your video was a difficult one to.make since you tried to cover the fundanentals of every aspect of the grip. For me, this has been the. est video i have seen on shooting. There is one possibilty that you did not discuss for shooting to the right. Your gun might want to shoot that crappy ammo to the right. I watched 2 vdeos where 92 berreeta abd Sig 320 were bench tested using a mechanical grip with 5 or 6 different types of ammo. Both of those very accurate guns failed to.shoot well woth at leat one ammo, which were different ammos for the different guns. Thanks much!
Excellent Video. Great Information. I'm a new shooter that's frustrated with my shooting inconsistencies. This channel has been teaching me a lot. Thank you.
Could you do a video on the pros and cons of appendix carry? (If you haven't already) it seems to be quite the polarizing topic among the RUclips crowd lately.
Pretty quick at clearing the malfunction. I used 1 case of S & B and have never got a failure to fire but I use a hammer gun (92FS) which strikes the primer with more force than a glock. If you pick that round up and put it back in your glock sometimes it will fire. They are just prone to light primer stikes but thanks for the good information.
I have the exact problem of diping the muzzle as a subconciously attempt to compensate for recoil. I found this out by mixing dummy rounds into my mags when shooting. The problem of this behavior is that my sight picture that recovers from a shot when I am dipping the gun will have the front post lower than the notch and then I have to raise the muzzle up to regain the correct sight picture. I found that if I don't dip the gun my sight picture will always recover to correct one despite the fact that I don't strong arms (I'm 168 lb, 6 ft and fairly lean).
I think the flyers in your shooting is the ammo to be honest. I know you would never say that in a video but I will. I just saw Paul Harrell shoot a bunch of FMJ ammo and its amazing how much ammo walks all over the place.
The more videos that I watch on your channel I realize how little I know about shooting and I love shooting 😎👉 and target practice but I now understand there's so much more to it than just shooting and it's because of your channel so I just wanted do drop by and say thank you as I appreciate everything you talk about it's been so helpful to making me become not only a better shooter but a well informed one and for that I say thank you oh and I can bet you have made more than a few people better it's truly amazing the info and experience you give us for free ....I wish I was from your area I would love to take your classes and train with you maybe one day I will fly out to do so I can tell it would definitely be worth it ok brother practice safe and I'll see you on the next one PEACE!!!!😎
Thanks for the video and instruction, I appreicate the fact you show your shots both good and bad well not bad just not as good as you desired. Great stuff!
Love this video! Great content and instruction. Master grip is a big deal. I notice especially from strong side carry, my grip technique on the draw is different with the G26 vs the G19. One reason why recently I've stopped carrying the 26 as often. Appendix is a lot easier to get a solid grip on both, but sometimes you need to change position. I usually have my arms locked out. Definitely need to try the elbows bent. Looks like a more solid way to apply that support hand sideways pressure.
I go ahead and wrap my support hand pointing finger around the front of the trigger guard. This not only puts my support hand up higher on the gun, but it also puts more pressure towards the muzzle of the gun. Isn't that the two places we're trying get? High and forward? I don't understand why more instructors don't teach this technique. It also allows me to achieve a more natural forward "wrist lock". I understand that this grip will cause most shooters to miss left(for right handed shooters). This is because they're adding lateral pressure to the front of the trigger guard. Concentrate on adding rearward pressure to the front of the trigger guard, to correct this.
Jamie Sloan the reason that grip isn’t more popular is because it’s only effective with certain shooters and even then it does not provide the same degree of efficiency with a higher rate of fire.
Still don't know what to do. I asked this on the last video you posted about grip, didn't get it answered, and I'll ask again here: do I twist my forearms in towards each other, do I push-pull, do I...what?! You still haven't covered what to actually *do*, that is once you've got that good grip and then extended the pistol out so that you've got a bit of bend in your elbows. Once you're *there*, what do you do? Do you push forward with the primary and then pull back with the secondary, do you twist, do you...what, what do you do?
Frustrating when people post videos but dont respond to questions and comments. I have a suggestion for the instructor but feel like I would be wasting my time commenting. Lot of good questions unanswered on this channel.
Aaron very informative. I have a "gripping" question, escuse the pun! I am struggling with a low to low right point of impact. While I realize there may be several factors, what would by your first and second factors to consider? Thanks John
Do you do anything with your weak hand index finger to pull the trigger guard towards your weak hand? Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Great video, thanks! So obviously your left handed, are you right eye dominant? I'm the opposite, right handed and left eye dominant so I have to bring my sights under my left eye. The handgun ends up not being inline with my right arm and it's noticeable when I bring up the cadence.
this is great information, my hands are the size of texas and shooting anything smaller than full size, i gotta mess with my grip too much to the point where i lose reaction time, or overthinking
8:00, I have this issue with my primary grip fingers digging into my support hand palm. Small hands, shield plus. Where/how are you applying pressure with the support hand to avoid this? Are you squeezing more with your support hand thumb & fingers and less with the heel of the palm? I guess I'm squeezing inward towards the grip of the gun with my support hand, but need to find a better way.
Thanks so much for these grip videos you have been doing they have helped me a lot. I carry a glock and practice with it, but I enjoy playing with other firearms whether for fun or too get better with other guns like revolvers I don't carry one and not sure I ever will unless I wanted one for dangerous game hunting, so how can you build a grip that will work well with anything I pick up like a revolver that has a significantly different grip profile to most semiautomatic magazine fed pistols?
have put 4500 of those through a stock G17 not a single issue ever, seems very strange that it causes failures that consistently. Very prominent range ammo here in South Africa
Hey a little late to the show here, but do your shoot left handed but fire from your right eye? It kind of looks like. I’m a lefty too but shoot more comfortably from the right. Unfortunately in left eye dominate. Just looking for some advice I guess.
The last 10 mins is why I think Aaron is one of the best instructors out there. It is simply because he is a TEACHER in every sense of the word. Not a shooter, or performer, or grand master, but a teacher. He even goes so far as to show you his own mistakes and teaches you why he is making those mistakes. In the firearms training community, people get so wrapped up in preforming and the instructor being absolutely perfect that they dismiss the fact that if the person can TEACH, he doesnt have to be the BEST shooter on earth. If you can teach even from your mistakes, I believe you have surpassed the bar of an "instructor", and have reached the level of TEACHER.
"I feel like I'm being strangled by a weak child." Made my year!! Great video man.
Thank you. You impart knowledge more as a “guide on the side”, rather than a “sage on the stage” I appreciated your knowledge, your humbleness and realism. Please keep up the public service of your work.
100% accurate.
Excellent video. I'm a 77 year old fart who just got a new gun (XD clone) with a new to me red dot and I have the shakes when shooting. Using what you are teaching I have already noticed a dramatic improvement in my ability to hold the gun steady and hit stuff I couldn't hit before.. Thank you !!
I have NEVER heard grip discussed in such depth or more accurately. Thanks again Aaron for another informative video!
the more I watch the more I realize and understand that I need training because my shooting may be ok or there's something wrong with what I'm doing IE.... an instructor to tell me this is what I need! great vid!!!!!
“Perishable skills” I like that term. Makes me think of even the best musicians still practice for a couple hours a day
Best gun channel on RUclips. No contest.
Great lesson! You are by far the most realistic instructor I've watch.I have applied a lot of your techniques ,because they work.When I see perfect 1" groups from a pistol I feel a little showmanship(fake) was applied by the instructor.When I watch you I know ,this guy knows his stuff👍🏻.Keep up the GREAT work.
I don't know how SageDynamics doesn't have over a million subs by now. I've found every video of his useful in my life.
Finally! I found someone who shoots left handed and is an instructor. Thank you for making these videos. Much appreciated!
This guy is a fantastic teacher. Patient, clear, and really insightful.
I appreciate you doing these videos for us
Thank you for that mention of the master grip hand's fingertips digging into the palm of the support hand. I've had that problem and haven't been able to ask an instructor about how to remedy it. Great information here, as always.
"Glock 21, otherwise known as a dictionary with a pistol grip." LMAO!
Great video as always Aaron, along with your unique brand of humor to keep things interesting.
I love the way you explain grip and cadence. Very glad I found your channel!
I had no idea Matt Damon was such a accomplished firearms instructor/shooter. 👏😜, love the context! Love the breakdown, love the videos.
Great video, as always! Plus a firm grip aides in handgun retention should a physical struggle ensue. 🤠
As a preacher/Bible teacher, the three most important factors for understanding a passage are: 1) Context, 2) Context and 3) Context! ... Lots of great stuff. Thanks!
"Context is one of my favorite words in the English language"
Well, that and *Pendantic* hehe!
Getting instruction from Aaron is like instruction from a Harvard Professor.
Brilliantly articulated as always sir!
I appreciate you demoing the single hand shooting
I really appreciate these videos, and the way you communicate the information in a concise and thorough manner. I haven't had the time to take an actual class, but I've seen improvement in my own abilities based on your information. Thank you very much. You are appreciated.
This video is going on my "required watch list" for my class handouts, it really is that good. Very well done!
Good video. As an instructor, it's always good to hear different points of view. A lot of what you speak on, are the same philosophy & techniques I stress during a lesson. Thanks.
Great video. I just put a dot on my pistol yesterday. I shoot a 1911 and I've always loved how I just naturally point with it with iron sights but with the dot I'm consistently high. This video addressed the problem very well and even with a couple hours of dry practice I'm improving. Thanks Aaron.
I have wondered many times if left handed shooters are at a distinct disadvantage when trying to follow instruction fro right handed instructors. I always heard the words if your left handed just do the opposite. This of coarse comming from all the right handers. I now know it is just that simply and that a good thing. Great instruction, you're a born teacher. In spite of what they say about Doers and teachers.
I appreciate your detailed explanation and griping theory. I am able to troubleshoot my grip and your one handed shooting with two fingers demonstrated to help me to relax my other 3 fingers on my primary hand. You are awesome! Great lecture!!!
You are so under viewed and followed. You're giving away gold. Great video and instruction. Top notch. Keep up the great work.
“A dictionary with a pistol grip” this literally got me in trouble with my wife because I woke her up and my 6 month old son from laughing out loud!
I'm a right handed shooter. The information you gave at 8:10 might explain why my groups are always to the left of point of aim! thanks for the info, I'm going to test this at the range this weekend!
Aaron does an excellent and clear presentation. Great detail and knowledge.
I swear I've watched this video 7 times and I've learned something new every time
Great Instructor! Very Well spoken!
Dude, your videos are like classes that i can take online and free!! same thing some of these so "called" teachers will teach you out in the field (Range), and will charge hundreds of dollars, not to mentioned, they will make you go these classes on Saturdays and Sundays!!! keep up the great videos. I am learning a lot from you. You are awesome!!! just got you a new subscriber!! :)
Very good video filled with precise, detailed, understandable info based on physics, which is how one learns to operated a firearm correctly...thanks
Aaron - thank you, Sir. I appreciate the details of your explanations. These videos are very much appreciated.
30:33 "That's why I love when people wear logo t-shirts."
You bastard!
Your vids are constantly most informative out of all the instruction/advice vids I watch, thanks!
excellent video
I fully agree
So do you have a bot program that leaves a generic comment on every gun video on RUclips to attract more viewers to your channel? I swear you don't have time to watch all these videos and run your channel
BLD Lightpainting bet that Sergeant was a POG.
@@alaskajohn907 John, who are you talking to?
This is instruction that most would happily pay for. Great video, brother.
Wonderful video! You identified my problem that I've been trying to figure out for over a year. Thank you! It's been driving me nuts. Now to a winter's worth of training to get past it.
Thank you very much. Very valuable information given. Keep up the excellent work and education.
The detail in your videos is spot on.
23:47
"I feel like I'm being strangled by a weak child"
made me lol.
I will be attending soon and hope to apply what you’ve shown here. Recoil management/time is definitely a big issue for me.
Good stuff as always sir. Hoping to catch a class with you this year!
Love the video. I had an IDPA match today and shot a different gun that I normally do just to see how I do. I went from a cz-75b to a kimber pro carry 2 and shooting a 45 vs a 9mm created issues for me regarding to accuracy, I was firing factory loads and was all over the place.
This was an excellent video. Lots of information. Rigorous analysis of information. Thanks for sharing this video.
Great video. I’m always learning… no matter how much I think I know!!!
This guy is great. I just stumbled onto his videos. Great job.
Good point on and strength. What you young guys call a firm hand shake would crush my 77 year old hands. I have to really hang one when I shoot . Facts of life you have to deal with what you got. Same applies to running falling and getting up from from different shooting positions I appreciate you bringing that point out from time to time. Mikey
I like the push-pull technique. The percentages are irrelevant. you will "know" by feel when you have achieved the optimal grip and push-pull. I have tried 2 other top-recommendation techniques but push pull works for me.
Aaron, great explanation and quality video. Solid work
This was a valuable lesson. Sir, you are terrifically well spoken teacher & it' s VERY obvious that you enjoy teaching. I'm a new sub & I'm looking forward to more vids!
Speaking of driving the gun down by pressing on the frame--you have another opportunity with that light on. I have the same light and I have huge hands with long fingers. I'm actually able to use those long fingers to press down on the frame of the light while I'm shooting. Works wonders!!!
Your occasional “uhhh”, voice, and speech pattern makes me think of you as a tactical Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Love the channel and your content.
That is very true. My ruger P95 grip is so huge for my hands and it made such a difference when I shot the XD 3.3
Thanks for a great instructive video. I am a beginner, waiting for delivery on a purchased gun, trying to learn as much as possible before taking that first shot. I might have missed this, but in shooting videos generally, very little is said about mechanics of trigger pull, specifically wbuch digit is preferable to make a sright back continous pull. Your video was a difficult one to.make since you tried to cover the fundanentals of every aspect of the grip. For me, this has been the. est video i have seen on shooting. There is one possibilty that you did not discuss for shooting to the right. Your gun might want to shoot that crappy ammo to the right. I watched 2 vdeos where 92 berreeta abd Sig 320 were bench tested using a mechanical grip with 5 or 6 different types of ammo. Both of those very accurate guns failed to.shoot well woth at leat one ammo, which were different ammos for the different guns. Thanks much!
Thanks man! you do a great job of breaking everything down and explaining everything!
Excellent Video. Great Information. I'm a new shooter that's frustrated with my shooting inconsistencies. This channel has been teaching me a lot. Thank you.
Purpose Driven..Yes Sir! That was a fantastic video! Thank you!
The “Dog Shit Ammo” line had me 😂
Could you do a video on the pros and cons of appendix carry? (If you haven't already) it seems to be quite the polarizing topic among the RUclips crowd lately.
Pretty quick at clearing the malfunction. I used 1 case of S & B and have never got a failure to fire but I use a hammer gun (92FS) which strikes the primer with more force than a glock. If you pick that round up and put it back in your glock sometimes it will fire. They are just prone to light primer stikes but thanks for the good information.
This is pure gold!
I have the exact problem of diping the muzzle as a subconciously attempt to compensate for recoil. I found this out by mixing dummy rounds into my mags when shooting. The problem of this behavior is that my sight picture that recovers from a shot when I am dipping the gun will have the front post lower than the notch and then I have to raise the muzzle up to regain the correct sight picture. I found that if I don't dip the gun my sight picture will always recover to correct one despite the fact that I don't strong arms (I'm 168 lb, 6 ft and fairly lean).
I think the flyers in your shooting is the ammo to be honest. I know you would never say that in a video but I will. I just saw Paul Harrell shoot a bunch of FMJ ammo and its amazing how much ammo walks all over the place.
The more videos that I watch on your channel I realize how little I know about shooting and I love shooting 😎👉 and target practice but I now understand there's so much more to it than just shooting and it's because of your channel so I just wanted do drop by and say thank you as I appreciate everything you talk about it's been so helpful to making me become not only a better shooter but a well informed one and for that I say thank you oh and I can bet you have made more than a few people better it's truly amazing the info and experience you give us for free ....I wish I was from your area I would love to take your classes and train with you maybe one day I will fly out to do so I can tell it would definitely be worth it ok brother practice safe and I'll see you on the next one PEACE!!!!😎
Thanks for the video and instruction, I appreicate the fact you show your shots both good and bad well not bad just not as good as you desired. Great stuff!
Excellent video.
Very helpful video to a new shooter. You're a great teacher.
Great info for new and old shooters. Best channel out there. 😎😎
Love this video! Great content and instruction. Master grip is a big deal. I notice especially from strong side carry, my grip technique on the draw is different with the G26 vs the G19. One reason why recently I've stopped carrying the 26 as often. Appendix is a lot easier to get a solid grip on both, but sometimes you need to change position. I usually have my arms locked out. Definitely need to try the elbows bent. Looks like a more solid way to apply that support hand sideways pressure.
What a wealth of information! Thank you Sage!
Your videos are so thorough. I've just started watching recently, but I'm very intrigued by your work. Thank you. Where do you do your teaching?
You’re a legend Aaron.
I go ahead and wrap my support hand pointing finger around the front of the trigger guard. This not only puts my support hand up higher on the gun, but it also puts more pressure towards the muzzle of the gun. Isn't that the two places we're trying get? High and forward? I don't understand why more instructors don't teach this technique. It also allows me to achieve a more natural forward "wrist lock". I understand that this grip will cause most shooters to miss left(for right handed shooters). This is because they're adding lateral pressure to the front of the trigger guard. Concentrate on adding rearward pressure to the front of the trigger guard, to correct this.
Jamie Sloan the reason that grip isn’t more popular is because it’s only effective with certain shooters and even then it does not provide the same degree of efficiency with a higher rate of fire.
Better than I could explain it by far, excellent
Still don't know what to do. I asked this on the last video you posted about grip, didn't get it answered, and I'll ask again here: do I twist my forearms in towards each other, do I push-pull, do I...what?! You still haven't covered what to actually *do*, that is once you've got that good grip and then extended the pistol out so that you've got a bit of bend in your elbows. Once you're *there*, what do you do? Do you push forward with the primary and then pull back with the secondary, do you twist, do you...what, what do you do?
Frustrating when people post videos but dont respond to questions and comments. I have a suggestion for the instructor but feel like I would be wasting my time commenting. Lot of good questions unanswered on this channel.
Lmao I don't think seller & belliot ever had an advertisement quite like that before
Aaron very informative. I have a "gripping" question, escuse the pun! I am struggling with a low to low right point of impact. While I realize there may be several factors, what would by your first and second factors to consider? Thanks John
Always an intellectual discussion. A physics instruction.
Do you do anything with your weak hand index finger to pull the trigger guard towards your weak hand? Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
socomelite1 nope. I've found that it usually has more negatives than positives.
Excellent video. Aaron @sagedynamics are you cross eye dominant?
Impressed! Really solid information that you present well.
Thank you! You do us all a great service. I wish I could come shoot with you!
As always great videos Aaron keep up the good work.
Another great video like always. Very informative.
Great video, thanks! So obviously your left handed, are you right eye dominant? I'm the opposite, right handed and left eye dominant so I have to bring my sights under my left eye. The handgun ends up not being inline with my right arm and it's noticeable when I bring up the cadence.
Another great instruction video Aaron.
this is great information, my hands are the size of texas and shooting anything smaller than full size, i gotta mess with my grip too much to the point where i lose reaction time, or overthinking
8:00, I have this issue with my primary grip fingers digging into my support hand palm.
Small hands, shield plus.
Where/how are you applying pressure with the support hand to avoid this? Are you squeezing more with your support hand thumb & fingers and less with the heel of the palm?
I guess I'm squeezing inward towards the grip of the gun with my support hand, but need to find a better way.
Very thorough and informative. Thanks! I've been watching for a while, but this vid got my sub.
Awesome video. Its vids like this that I keep improving. Thankful for RUclips University. 👍
Thanks so much for these grip videos you have been doing they have helped me a lot. I carry a glock and practice with it, but I enjoy playing with other firearms whether for fun or too get better with other guns like revolvers I don't carry one and not sure I ever will unless I wanted one for dangerous game hunting, so how can you build a grip that will work well with anything I pick up like a revolver that has a significantly different grip profile to most semiautomatic magazine fed pistols?
have put 4500 of those through a stock G17 not a single issue ever, seems very strange that it causes failures that consistently. Very prominent range ammo here in South Africa
Outstanding video! Thanks for putting these out for us
Thank you for not having ridiculous rage rock music to start your video. Great info, too!
Yeah, you have same large meat hooks. I can see having trouble with single stacks. Great vid as usual.
Hey a little late to the show here, but do your shoot left handed but fire from your right eye? It kind of looks like. I’m a lefty too but shoot more comfortably from the right. Unfortunately in left eye dominate. Just looking for some advice I guess.