How to Develop a Natural Point of Aim (Shooting tips featuring MilSpec Mojo)
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2020
- Earlier this month I had the pleasure of hitting the range for a few hours with MilSpec Mojo, Steve Pinkman, and Lucas Botkin of T-Rex Arms. During this snippet we were working on simply getting the gun to the target quickly and being ready to shoot when it gets there.
Whether you shoot "tactically" for work or self defense, or you're a "gamer" pushing your skills in competitive shooting, these skills apply. The goal is always to get the gun to the target as expeditiously as possible with as little movement as possible. This doesn't change for those of you who are cross eye dominant either, you still move the gun to your eye either way.
Be sure to drop a comment if you enjoy this style of video! I may have to get back out there to shoot with those guys again... 
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I'd watch a 3hr video of Milspec or both of these guys. Great guidance.
Thanks man! it was a great time hanging out and getting better at shooting all around.
I love how Steve is in the background just listening and trying it out like “ hol up lemme try”
Haha yepppp that is the fun part of those range days.
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I thought that range looked familiar. T-Rex 🦖
Haha yes indeed.
Seeing guys like mojo who seem to have it all together still striving and learning from others is awesome and who better to learn from than joe awesome videos
It was a great day of learning for all of us. Training with other good shooters lets us bounce ideas around and I took a lot away from the guys out there too.
I need to make an Iron Man suit for Mojo and a few other guys in this league. Yep.
Mojo i cant stop watching your vids my man
Very interesting but seems like you had an unintended discharge at 5:45... Just by the terrible flinch in your head and the fact that you were speaking about prepping the trigger... It happens, maybe unload your weapon before trying to explain that.
Anyone who is a master at the bow in Rust understands this entirely. Damn bow kids.
“I like this guy!” Haha. Awesome.
Man, that closed eye drill so smart, I can’t wait to try it but it’s late and my wife might get upset if I start dry firing.......thanks so much!!!!!!
Awesome bro! Keep me posted and let me know how it goes!
Can still do reps, just don't pull trigger.
Preach! Awesome stuff guys
Makes ALOT!!!! Of sense! Thank you!
Thank you for this. Mojo said it best in that you explained this concept in a way that made sense for it to click. We all hear and nod our heads at "practice sight picture/sight alignment with dryfire" and keep it at the surface level. The explanation that you provided made it click for me. The ability to trust your sight picture through the natural POA via practice to the point of nature was something of a paradigm shift for me.
That is freaking awesome. I love hearing that bro.
Thank u so much for this video. Now I feel like I can really apply all of my dry firing :D
Great tips, thank you.
Pinkman back there just grinning when everything starts to click
He cracks me up... he's just like "yeah, I know..."
Just found your channel a couple of days ago. Bout to subscribe man you’ve got some great stuff. Keep up the awesome content!
Awesome man! It's great to have you!
Great, simple concepts. You’re an excellent teacher Joe. I hope to be in another class with you soon!
Thanks Kirk!
At 5:46...That looked like he was surprised when the gun went off. Mojo had a surprised look on his face also.
Accidental discharge for sure. He was removing the slack and got over excited. He wasn’t fully extended when the shot rang out lol
@@for_4_four205 Yep... borrowed gun with a modified trigger. Called an aggressive trigger prep. There's no negligence as I'm downrange on a target and intentionally taking the trigger to the prep point.
@@Joe_Farewell no biggie it happens when you shoot a lot. Great video keep it up!
Great video
Instinctive shooting is awesome
Sweet tips! Thanks for that!
Absolutely!
Mojo acting like he doesn’t know about natural point of aim and doesn’t dry fire much is cute and difficult to believe 😆
my thoughts as well,he'll they probably drill fire in their sleep.
One good thing that I thought about my self was, when playing games as soon as I see a target and know I have to shoot I don't think about waiting till my sights are completely inline, I shoot as soon as I see the dot come up or even before if there close enough.
Just needs to be acceptable... not perfect!
Awesome vid near more of them
blackirongunner for sure brother
"I don't dry fire like, at all".... No one believes you, @milspecmojo
"Terms of acceptability"...
Me: Hip shotting like in western days.
Us Students hyper focus on instructor mistakes 😂
Great video glhf
Thanks man!
Turns out Joe knows what he's talking about 😉
Matt Beckley every now and then... 🤷🏼♂️
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“Yeah! It is!”
Hahaha
I have a g sight lazer and practiced my natural point of aim by turning of my red dot and seeing where the lazer dropped after I shot
01:42 check out the juggling mags in the background
hahaha Steve always goofing off back there 😂
Anyone know what belt he’s using?
lonely steve
Also I just recently started doing dry fire and I just had a couple questions regarding your video. During dry fire should we only-or primarily work on natural POA and keep eyes closed, then open? Also you spoke about grip angles and different weapons. Do you recommend only sticking with one grip angle such as Glock or change it up and does that become a hinderance to training if you change it up?
So I usually check my NPOA at the beginning of a dryfire session and if there's an issue I'll work it a bit but it's not something that needs a ton of time if you have it down. The best way to get really proficient is to stick with one grip angle, or even better with just one gun. That being said, with some dedication you can quickly acquire a NPOA with any gun if you put the time in. It usually takes me a few reps with a Glock to get the NPOA but it's doable.
Side note, I have a dryfire program that's all online and video based. I'm biased, but it's a damn good foundation for dryfire whether or not you shoot 3-gun. You can find it at bit.ly/DryfireMastery.
@@Joe_Farewell
Really appreciate the reply and I’ll check out the dry fire training. Looking at your calendar to see when I can come train with you. Thanks
What belt is Joe wearing?
I believe that was a prototype belt from T. Rex Arms that never was released. Though I could be wrong. I just showed up and Lucas tossed me a rig to use as this was a completely impromptu range day.
How is it that MOJO said he really doesn't dry fire??? Especially with the cost of ammo over COVID-19
This was filmed at the beginning of 2020... before the COVID craziness. Not sure how much dryfire he was doing at the time but we did have a laugh about it.
Good stuff! Well worded and great demonstrations. My heart skipped a beat everytime you went downrange while it's hot, especially into another firers lane. Bullets have right of way! You and your crew might have a system in place for that unseen on camera but please don't incourage new shooters in the community to blatantly disregard range safety/etiquette especially for defense training, creating habits that might carry into the public.
Big fan of MOJO though, love seeing you open to learning more as well as your videos.
Milspec knows what Natural Point of Aim is…. All Marines are taught this in boot camp..
The ego keeps people from shooting with acceptable sight picture.
This gent busy explaining but he neglects range safety…he turn his back and moving while other shooting
Maintaining awareness of everyone shooting around us all the time. This range is at least 270 degrees and there were 6 of us out there putting in work around each other. At no point in time did I violate any safety rules of the range. But good looking out. 🤙🏼
Is that guy behind you to your left actually firing while you are forward of him?
Big boy rules