This is a really effective way to demonstrate the value of trigger preparation. Great communication from the instructor. Keep the high quality videos up.
I’ve always equated “reset during recoil” as _proper_ follow-through, which is imperative to trigger control fundamentals. Something I teach in all of my shooting classes. Using SIRT training pistols it is very easy to demonstrate and practice the mechanics, following up with live fire practical application. Another great video guys!
Great content with great production! Even the music and lighting are top-notch on these series! It's a trip seeing Mike just shoot vs teach and explain too! Finally, a video that really breaks trigger manips/control down clearly.
So nice to see a video here covering trigger control, which is one of the basics to pistolcraft and vital to shooting accuracy. When I first started shooting as a kid, I couldn’t hit a thing until I learned the concept from someone at the range. That certainly helped me shoot tighter groups consistently.
Great video. Something for EVERYONE to learn how to do, or refine that developed skill further. Thanks for all the great videos. The Tracking series is fantastic too!!
Well this was certainly an awesome video! As a decent shooter that still has a lot to learn, this video gave me some good drills to do during my practice. I’m not LEO or military. I’m just simply a concealed carry citizen that wants to be very proficient and effective with my weapon. To be the best protector of my family as a I can while always keeping innocent people around me safe by eliminating any mistakes by training, doing drills and practice as often as I can.
new video maaan...ur really good im arguing with my wife to order your merchendise ...its to expensive but im convicing her that it had high durability and its worth it...i believe that...but your jacket and pants cost more half of my paycheck....love u guys really extreme good videos.
😉arguing with the wife ,explaining the need for larping around.....why don't you just invest your money in training,in ammunition?...jeans and shirt is just as cool when you punch holes consistently in your target while the Gucci gear looks just as stupid if your target is peppered all over
There’s a point in pulling a trigger where you’ll get the most resistance (the wall), and once you put a little more effort into your trigger press, it’ll engage
So the only problem I can see with this is if your a new shooter and even then only at the 4th part. The reset with recoil. Cause if a newer shooter with less experience is trying to do that in theory they could discharge the firearm before they could re-establish their site picture. Thus meaning they wouldn't know what they shot. Just my 2 cents. All around great advice tho
Are the shooters hardly ever going beyond 10 yards mostly using pistols? If so, then since pistols are primarily defensive armaments, they could be carriers practicing for the most likely scenario where they'll need to use their firearms. Most self-defense shootings in the U.S. (such as when you're out and about carrying concealed) tend to happen at very short distances, meaning it's unlikely you'll need to shoot someone in self-defense from more than about 10 yards away. Not that it doesn't happen, it's just not that common.
This is a really effective way to demonstrate the value of trigger preparation. Great communication from the instructor. Keep the high quality videos up.
I’ve always equated “reset during recoil” as _proper_ follow-through, which is imperative to trigger control fundamentals. Something I teach in all of my shooting classes. Using SIRT training pistols it is very easy to demonstrate and practice the mechanics, following up with live fire practical application.
Another great video guys!
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Thanks, brother! Hope the shirt will serve you well. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
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can you link me the shirt please?
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Great content with great production! Even the music and lighting are top-notch on these series! It's a trip seeing Mike just shoot vs teach and explain too! Finally, a video that really breaks trigger manips/control down clearly.
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So nice to see a video here covering trigger control, which is one of the basics to pistolcraft and vital to shooting accuracy. When I first started shooting as a kid, I couldn’t hit a thing until I learned the concept from someone at the range. That certainly helped me shoot tighter groups consistently.
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Thank you for another outstanding series of instructional material.
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Awesome drill. Will be giving this a try tomorrow
Great video. Something for EVERYONE to learn how to do, or refine that developed skill further. Thanks for all the great videos. The Tracking series is fantastic too!!
My boy Jerry blowing up on the net. 👏🏼
That was phenomenal, the third guy was at Ace all around
Well this was certainly an awesome video! As a decent shooter that still has a lot to learn, this video gave me some good drills to do during my practice. I’m not LEO or military. I’m just simply a concealed carry citizen that wants to be very proficient and effective with my weapon. To be the best protector of my family as a I can while always keeping innocent people around me safe by eliminating any mistakes by training, doing drills and practice as often as I can.
Good job
Mike's bad shot were pretty good lol.. Informative video
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What type of watch is he wearing? Suunto?
Love this channel 💪🏾 skill and knowledge
Love you content guys!
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These guys are the best can I be trained by them.
Are those adhesive targets to the silhouettes, if so where did you get them
Found them on Amazon
What’s the song playing while he talks it’s so good
which state do you do all youre training at
What distance are you running this drill?
5 yards maybe
new video maaan...ur really good im arguing with my wife to order your merchendise ...its to expensive but im convicing her that it had high durability and its worth it...i believe that...but your jacket and pants cost more half of my paycheck....love u guys really extreme good videos.
😉arguing with the wife ,explaining the need for larping around.....why don't you just invest your money in training,in ammunition?...jeans and shirt is just as cool when you punch holes consistently in your target while the Gucci gear looks just as stupid if your target is peppered all over
for someone who was never fired a gun, what exactly does he mean with the "wall"?
There’s a point in pulling a trigger where you’ll get the most resistance (the wall), and once you put a little more effort into your trigger press, it’ll engage
@@Instananners ohhhhh makes sense, thanks 🙌🏻
I wished to see it for miminum one time from the other side filmed, to see the finger acting while pulling the trigger.
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I wanna see them do a collaboration with Lucas botkin from T-Rex arms. That’s would be like Christmas in July
Anyone else notice that near the end of the third round of shooting, most or all of them were firing before the timer? Or am I hearing things wrong?
So the only problem I can see with this is if your a new shooter and even then only at the 4th part. The reset with recoil. Cause if a newer shooter with less experience is trying to do that in theory they could discharge the firearm before they could re-establish their site picture. Thus meaning they wouldn't know what they shot. Just my 2 cents. All around great advice tho
I hope to be that accurate at 2 meters with a red dot.
After hand surgery I been oil canning and not sure way
I see many americans shoot at very short distances. Also at my shooting range i see hardly anyone going beyond 10 yards or so. Any reason for that?
Are the shooters hardly ever going beyond 10 yards mostly using pistols?
If so, then since pistols are primarily defensive armaments, they could be carriers practicing for the most likely scenario where they'll need to use their firearms.
Most self-defense shootings in the U.S. (such as when you're out and about carrying concealed) tend to happen at very short distances, meaning it's unlikely you'll need to shoot someone in self-defense from more than about 10 yards away. Not that it doesn't happen, it's just not that common.
Ic not rial. Vai???
The Rittenhouse method
If they had the proper grip it wouldn't matter what they did with the trigger.
Need Ukrainian subtitle