Good to get comfortable shooting one hand for defensive use too. And not that a range would allow it, but that last drill is good to try while dry firing with either hand.
Back on the day. I chose the neck index flashlight technique. That inclued one hand shooting! You step foward to align your iron sights with your dominant eye. We got taught hand transfers to weak hand shooting & angling the pistol, gangster style, to aline the iron sights up with your dominant eye. I don't play in gun games. One hand both strong & weak hand is an importaint skill rven it was acheved in a different way!
Shooting one handed with a dot is simple. Doing it with irons is a bit more tricky. Keeping the gun at 90 degrees is vital. On a side note, put that ammo can down and reload with both hands. 😂
This is where real world departs competition shooting immediately. Your weak hand should be practicing either deflecting a blow or holding a flashlight.
I wouldn't say it's foolish, but it is ill advised not to train with one hand shooting. Old school cop here. Trained heavily with one hand shooting with a 4" S&W Mod 28 357Mag revolver beginning in the 70's. Draw and shoot from 3' out beyond 15 yds. And though now long retired, I still train well over 50% or more on one hand shooting with a S&W mod 642 38Spl. The weapon got smaller and lighter, but the training remains the same.
Colossal waste of time. Next time, talk about the difference in a one handed grip versus two hands. All your video was used for was self practice. No help at all.
I only have one hand, and I'm recently getting into steel challenge and next is USPSA, and this has been pretty valuable info! I'd love to see more.
Go kick ass brother.
This is honestly how people should train especially those ccw one handed shooting is the most realistic scenario you can come across
Working from right to left SHO and left to right WHO to ride the recoil is something that so many people miss or are never taught. Huge detail.
Good to get comfortable shooting one hand for defensive use too. And not that a range would allow it, but that last drill is good to try while dry firing with either hand.
Back on the day. I chose the neck index flashlight technique. That inclued one hand shooting! You step foward to align your iron sights with your dominant eye. We got taught hand transfers to weak hand shooting & angling the pistol, gangster style, to aline the iron sights up with your dominant eye. I don't play in gun games. One hand both strong & weak hand is an importaint skill rven it was acheved in a different way!
Very nice! Happy to see the Hyve moving up in subscribers,,,well deserved.
Thanks for the info!
Great pointers; thx👍
Good points. Thank you!👍😊🇺🇸
Thank you!
Practice, practice, practice. Not easy no doubt. 👍🏻
its a lot easier when you get free ammo to practice with too.
Great info Joseph
As a new shooter that can only depend on one hand it would have been interesting to see how to handle a gun with only one hand from beginning to end
Wilson's just did a video on this the other day. It'll be interesting to see how similar the tips are
Who is Wilson’s? I’d like to watch.
@@kfranklin308 Wilson Combat.
Gonna say that this advice is going to impart training scars.
How about shooting one handed while the other hand is holding a cane?
That would be hard to beat! Everyone would be impressed.
o/ Keep up the good work
That gun is ready to shoot .
Please show how you handle a gun with one hand without the gun is ready to shoot .
I had a stroke and I can only shoot one handed. Good tips here
Glad we could help Phillip. Get well soon
i just had a stroke! thats why im here
Damn i wanna shoot these plates instead of paper now
I limp wrist all the time one handed
Shooting one handed with a dot is simple. Doing it with irons is a bit more tricky. Keeping the gun at 90 degrees is vital. On a side note, put that ammo can down and reload with both hands. 😂
This is where real world departs competition shooting immediately. Your weak hand should be practicing either deflecting a blow or holding a flashlight.
Depends on what you mean with real world. I've been carrying stretchers and having to pull my service pistol.
Like trex arms says when your practicing shooting it’s shooting. Tactical movement should be trained deliberately for that.
It's called a handgun, not a hands gun. If you don't practice one-handed you're a fool.
That's the way I learned in the 70s on N frame S&Ws.😉
I wouldn't say it's foolish, but it is ill advised not to train with one hand shooting. Old school cop here. Trained heavily with one hand shooting with a 4" S&W Mod 28 357Mag revolver beginning in the 70's. Draw and shoot from 3' out beyond 15 yds. And though now long retired, I still train well over 50% or more on one hand shooting with a S&W mod 642 38Spl. The weapon got smaller and lighter, but the training remains the same.
Colossal waste of time. Next time, talk about the difference in a one handed grip versus two hands. All your video was used for was self practice. No help at all.