Jerry must be super proud can see it whenever Lena is talking. Love how they both respect each other and listen when the other person is speaking. Would be fun to see more of these father daughter vids
My Grandfather was a WW1 sniper and had me shooting a small 22 revolver when I was only 7 or 8 and a S&W 38spl when I was 9 & his 1911 when I was 10, without my parents ever knowing of course. I used to spend every other weekend with my papaw and we always went out behind his house and shot a few boxes of ammo where he had a small range setup. I remember later on when my dad which I had shot a nylon 22 rifle with purchased a browning mark 22 target semiautomatic handgun when I was 13 and was going to teach me how to shoot a handgun for the first time. He handed it to me after a 15min safety talk and general trigger control speech and I’ll never forget the look on his face after I put 5 out of 6 rounds in the 10 ring rapid fire. It was priceless and I think he knew then but I never told him I had been shooting with my papaw for 6+yrs by then, I always laugh now when I think about it. Lena has probably been shooting since she was big enough to support the weight of a handgun. Reminds me of my papaw & me
The story of a true American! My dad took me hunting at age 9, with a 410 my granddad gave me. He was very surprised and kind of proud at how easily I dispatched about 5 squirrels that day. An old 410 made in 1934, I still have it!
I started to laugh out loud when Lena started to shimmy before drawing her pistol. I also agree with the sentiment shared by others that Lena is a prettier version of Jerry! Keep up the great work you’re doing. God bless you. 😎
Having watched vids with you and Lena, it is amazing how y'all are just so in sync!! Finishing each other's sentences and thoughts. Y'all truly have an amazing relationship. God has truly blessed y'all.
Not sure if Jerry reads these comments, but I recently made the switch to electronic. His daughter's explanation has helped me with acquisition more than any thing else up to this point. It's the day after Father's day and as a dad of three daughters, I can only hope my girls are a fraction as enthusiastic and proficient in shooting sports as Lena. Good work Mr. Miculek.
The family has their own show called Shoot Out Lane airs on Wednesday evenings on the outdoor channel, filmed on Jerry’s property in Monroe, La. They are all great shooters & fun to watch how competitive they are amongst themselves & very humble, down to earth southern folks.
If you don't have a MOS slide, you should try using a sight mount like this first: www.amazon.com/DPP-Titanium-Mounting-Fastfire-anodizing/dp/B07SPT21CC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=DPP+Titanium+Glock+Sight+Mount%2FMounting+Plate%2FAdapter+for+Vortex+Venom+%26+Viper%2C+Burris+Fastfire%2C+Docter&qid=1589062572&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1 That will let you try out the RDS without machining your slide or buying a new one, and if you like it you can always go the MOS route later on. Personally though, I stuck with the mount on my EDC, as I don't like co-witness personally (can't help wanting to align sights with the red dot) and it gives me the option to switch back later if I want.
Go red dot. You will not be disappointed!!! It's a game changer for those of us with aged eyes. Dirty little secret... when starting out, look for the front sight while presenting... the dot will magically appear.
Switched to a red dot about 3 years ago (60) for the usual reason, eyesight. It took about 3 months to get the draw stroke back under control. What cracked the code was trying to pick up the front sight in peripheral vision and drive it smoothly to the target, picking it up early in the presentation. The dot started appearing on the target earlier and earlier. Shooting better now than I was in my 30s... Great video, thank yall. Cheers
Jerry and Lena complements each other very well! Jerry tends to skip over things and be too brief, but then Lena adds more flesh on the bones, and then Jerry can summarize very well. Works great.
Thank you for these tips. I’ve been a firearms instructor since the late 80’s, mostly for Law Enforcement. I’m retired now and am instructing civilians. I’m 62 and the eyes sure aren’t what they used to be. I recently purchased a Glock G45MOS and topped it with a Holosun. I’m struggling. I keep looking for the front sight. Huge learning curve. Having been in an on duty shooting, I can testify that the officer is looking at the suspect, in my case his handgun. I don’t remember seeing my sight but my shots were accurate.
Does anyone but me notice how it seems like it is a second nature to both of them when they draw their weapons. And I loved how she settled her feet before drawing.
Ughmahedhurtz - they are obviously dry firing and shooting at a 100 to 1 ratio maybe more. She told us, over and over. You in an hour of dry fire(Draw, Present, while Vision focusing, Trigger Squeeze) All my shooters helped Doc get better as well.
J Eric n. I could practice running the mile while I was in high school but I would never be good at it. If you aren’t born with some of the abilities (reflexes) you will never get it no matter how much you practice. Just like in running you have to have some of the abilities when you are born.
Great advice, I never thought about over fixating on the target and then having to bring my focus BACK to where my sights actually are. Awesome y’all 💯
The biggest challenge I've personally had with red dots is learning how to zero the thing, especially since I'm coming off of zeroing ARs and AKs. Thinking my groups suck, when they're actually just fine for pistols.
@@Ih8liarsandusers On a pistol with an RMR sight, you can install taller iron sights, and get a sight picture through the lens of the RMR. Assuming the iron sights are zeroed, you just line the dot up with them.
By far my favorite video. It gives us a glimpse into why Lena and Jerry are such amazing competitors. Of course they aren't going to give us their trade secrets, although I seen the difference in the abilities of the youtubers they have collaborated with before and after. Keep up the great content!
Strange, all the instructions I have received on my transition from irons to RDSs says to look at your target, focus on it and bring my RD in between line of focus on my target. Oh well, that's what I like about watching so many different "you tube experts"!! Enjoy both of your videos.
Man I'm glad you guys posted this. I just put my first one on a S&W Shield Plus and I can't hit ANYTHING well! Bad recoil management and slow sight acquisition! Boo!
I absolutely love the father/daughter combo. It's so great to see Jerry's knowledge being passed down. Others have commented on their similarities but it's endearing that Lena is so "spunky" while Jerry is so "calm". You can even see at times where Lena is so excited that her hips dance prior to unholstering. You both compliment each other well and it's very cool to see the family aspect. I have to believe there is friendly competition between you two for shooting speed. Any chance you'll share with us?
One trick I used when starting with a dot and still now. I find the front sight and use it as a reference point on presentation. It helps me find the dot quicker, which may be a personal thing.
Jerry, watched your videos for a few years now. You’re a legend, love what you do. Lena is the next legend in the making, the more she’s in your videos the quicker we can get the next generation involved in what you’re doing. Love it, keep it up.
Besides being a great shooter, I think Lena can communicate really well and clearly. She can be an excellent instructor if she wants. I certainly would like to see Lena and Jerry together more often giving shooting and training tips on their channel.
I’ve been shooting since 1974 and I ALWAYS learn something when watching your duo or individual videos! Thank you for thinking of us everyday shooters trying to improve our skills.
Jerry, I guarantee there is never a dull moment around that daughter of yours! At the end of the video, You are like I'm done and she is still pow powing with her fingers. Oh to be young!!! Love the dynamic duo! Excellent video! Keep'em coming!
Whenever i first started with a dot i noticed if i didn't have the dot i would tighten my grip and it would fall into the window almost every single time. I like that little tip you had about looking at your eyes but paying attention to the hands. That will help people allot right there! Thanks guys!
Awesome presentation. I’ve shot trap for years and my instructor told me your eyes can focus far to near quicker than near to far. You put in easy to follow details on red dot sites. Thank you.
Lena I've been a huge fan of your father for years and have self-taught by watch and listening to Jerry. Train train train is his motto and I'm a better shooter for it. It's great to see that you have fallen in the footsteps of. Your father and wish you well on your journey to perfection like your Dad.
hond654 - This clip had it All!!! Truly a very intuitive technique that if you paid attention, you came away with at least 1 tweak you would like to try. She said it over and over, “Dry Fire”. Just in case you were wondering about the whole dry firing on a empty chamber, get a quality Snap Cap or don’t worry to much it. Modern Firearms can take if they are made out of quality materials like a Smith & Wesson product.
@John Smith well, i was only trained on carbine and hand gun shooting is completely new to me. We were trained to follow the target (yes, you can guess this was army training) and it is very hard wired now. As he said that explains inaccuracy and slower shooting with handgun. Maybe it is also related to range shooting where target is not moving so target tracking is less important than sight tracking. I am not the expert here:)
Adding Lena was a great idea. Some of the greatest successes in history were partners; Wright brothers, Watson & Crick, Simon & Garfunkel, Tom & Jerry, Han Solo & Chewbacca, Peanut Butter & Jelly. Thanks for the videos!
@@BiggMo You like obese women then good for you, Lena however seem to be comfortable with herself and that is great too. Here is a food for thought, She or anyone really is a lot faster with a lean body rather than some hulk.
I loved that little "we've gotten a lot better since the '30's" ! Lena is a hoot! I've wanted info on these pistol red dots. I'm 71 now and the vision problem is real... and not good. I can see how helpful the laser home practice systems would be great during the transition time when we shift to the red dot sights.
thank you. no one else realizing that jerry telling everyone to not look at the target is incorrect. thats the only thing you should be looking at. super impose the dot
I'm not a handgun guy, but you made it so that even I could understand it. Very well put together video. Lena is so lucky to have one of....no, THE greatest teachers ever!!
Jerry you said, "To me this is a beautiful thing". Not sure if you were talking about the red dot or your daughter, but very true either way. You're a blessed man. I hope my daughter and I are like you two when she grows up. God bless.
Been shooting for years; the last part they are covering is so often looked; great advice for anyone who watches this and makes that connection; it’s hard to show and teach it to others; they have to change themselves. Good stuff!
Like father like daughter their hands are flying all over the place, it’s nice to see a father daughter team explain things they both come from different directions but end up at the same point
Question: What about on ARs and others with side Iron sights with a Red Dot; is it a good upgrade? Question: Is it easy sight in side sights? I luv you guys! Stay safe! I would be a dream come true to shoot with you. Lastly we could have really have used your training/sight in Iraq!
Maybe run a main red dot + offset red dot (becoming common in PCC, good for certain applications like shooting on the move or around barricades) or LPVO + offset red dot.
I like the golfer's "hip wiggle" as she's getting ready to shoot. lol Good explanation, guys. So many don't understand the "front site focus" concept nor how to get it in front of the eye.
I just threw my first dot on a Ruger MK4 22/45 to start training with one. It is definitely a challenge. I'm not doing an MOS until I know I like a dot.
The Dot Dance is a shit of a thing until you practice. I spent 2 weeks of Dry Fire coming out of the Holster before I became confident in finding the Dot... Before a major I will spend a week dry fire presentation to hone my skills. Great information Jerry & Lena & well presented.
I went with my buddy, who's an airborne ranger, to the range a few months back. I remember him telling me about his experiences with different red dot sights. Specifically how he had an issue with some being polarized and not being able to see the reticle while running drills with any sunglasses on that were polarized. Thoughts on this Jerry?
Specifically thought he was having battery issues because it was happening when he rotated his firearm, this caused the light waves from the red dot to cross the polarity of his sunglasses, which like sunlight, was then blocked out.
it's not the guy who doesn't know who they are that i'd worry about. it's the guy that wishes them harm and does know who they are like what happened to Chris Kyle. White male american, good with guns = liberals' highest value target right now
Most people would think they were a non-threat or easy targets because one is an old man and the other a tiny female. Jokes on them though, because these two are LETHAL. POW POW.
Thank you. Great advice. Recently went to a green dot on my P-10C. With aging eyes, I'm thoroughly enjoying the change. Sighting it in for 25 yards was the challenge.
You did a good job Jerry.....my 12 yr old shoots my 586 with .38s very accurate, still timid on speed. She has a lot of respect for the firearm so I don’t push too hard, just happy she likes to shoot. Lena is an impressive young lady, you’ll never have to worry about intimidating any of her dates....she’s got it covered:):):)
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Imagine being raised and taught by Jerry with the advantage of all his knowledge and experience.
I wonder if when she was a baby all you hear was "BEEP" then diaper change in record time.
Bet her boyfriends never thought that. Haha
Seems like Jerry did a hell if a job with her, she will make some man very happy one day, or woman
Rob Lambert haaa
@Harlod Shekelbond ...and you arrive at that conclusion how?
Jerry must be super proud can see it whenever Lena is talking. Love how they both respect each other and listen when the other person is speaking. Would be fun to see more of these father daughter vids
Lena doing her best not to say "SIG" on Jerry's S&W sponsored video haha. I love it!
This is the best comment by far
dat P320 compact doe
@@Firedragon787 that's not English
9716 5739 I disagree, I think it gave them street cred
@@9716-i7f language is ever evolving evolving get with the times old man!
My Grandfather was a WW1 sniper and had me shooting a small 22 revolver when I was only 7 or 8 and a S&W 38spl when I was 9 & his 1911 when I was 10, without my parents ever knowing of course. I used to spend every other weekend with my papaw and we always went out behind his house and shot a few boxes of ammo where he had a small range setup. I remember later on when my dad which I had shot a nylon 22 rifle with purchased a browning mark 22 target semiautomatic handgun when I was 13 and was going to teach me how to shoot a handgun for the first time. He handed it to me after a 15min safety talk and general trigger control speech and I’ll never forget the look on his face after I put 5 out of 6 rounds in the 10 ring rapid fire. It was priceless and I think he knew then but I never told him I had been shooting with my papaw for 6+yrs by then, I always laugh now when I think about it. Lena has probably been shooting since she was big enough to support the weight of a handgun. Reminds me of my papaw & me
The story of a true American!
My dad took me hunting at age 9, with a 410 my granddad gave me. He was very surprised and kind of proud at how easily I dispatched about 5 squirrels that day. An old 410 made in 1934, I still have it!
I was shooting way under 10 also and it has saved my life. Kinda like learning to swim. Gun fights are good fights to win.
Great story! Thanks!
@james thank you that was a great story!
What a story, thanks for sharing! My son won't be able to tell a story like that though... No way I'll let his pawpaw beat me to the punch.
Father-Daughter time together is so precious! Good presentation, too. I learned a lot from this. Thanks.
It's absolutely great to listen to these two experts they are great
I started to laugh out loud when Lena started to shimmy before drawing her pistol. I also agree with the sentiment shared by others that Lena is a prettier version of Jerry! Keep up the great work you’re doing. God bless you. 😎
Like a cat setting up to pounce, target fixation, setting up for the leap. Only thing missing was the lip smacking.
I met her in person at the local gun range and the camera does not do her justice. She is wonderful to talk with, very engaging.
Having watched vids with you and Lena, it is amazing how y'all are just so in sync!! Finishing each other's sentences and thoughts.
Y'all truly have an amazing relationship. God has truly blessed y'all.
Texas_stone_ Stone Amen
Not sure if Jerry reads these comments, but I recently made the switch to electronic. His daughter's explanation has helped me with acquisition more than any thing else up to this point. It's the day after Father's day and as a dad of three daughters, I can only hope my girls are a fraction as enthusiastic and proficient in shooting sports as Lena. Good work Mr. Miculek.
Mr Miculek is giving advice we used to have to pay for. What a saint.
Lena seems to have a great personality. Would love to see her in more videos if possible.
Two great personalities. Nice thighs too.
There’s something about dangerous women......🤔
I think she has her own channel too
The family has their own show called Shoot Out Lane airs on Wednesday evenings on the outdoor channel, filmed on Jerry’s property in Monroe, La. They are all great shooters & fun to watch how competitive they are amongst themselves & very humble, down to earth southern folks.
@@Chance57 wouldn't make jokes like that with a family thats shoots that fast
A pair of national treasures for a sport that actually matters.
And they're great beings as well!
*Jerry Miculek - Pro shooter* Thank-you sir for taking the time to film this for us. God Bless brother
I love her personality, so wholesome. Good work raising your kid Jerry.✌🏻
1:12 Old Yeller roams into the frame. Not surprised.
I had a lot of lifelong training in first aid. My instructors made it easy for us by this quality of explanation. So far this has saved many lives.
Very good, I am 70 been thinking about red dot, after watching you guys I am going to make the leap👌
Start with a fiber optic on your front sight and then make the transition if you need to. I have matching M&P's and both have their uses.
If you don't have a MOS slide, you should try using a sight mount like this first: www.amazon.com/DPP-Titanium-Mounting-Fastfire-anodizing/dp/B07SPT21CC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=DPP+Titanium+Glock+Sight+Mount%2FMounting+Plate%2FAdapter+for+Vortex+Venom+%26+Viper%2C+Burris+Fastfire%2C+Docter&qid=1589062572&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1
That will let you try out the RDS without machining your slide or buying a new one, and if you like it you can always go the MOS route later on. Personally though, I stuck with the mount on my EDC, as I don't like co-witness personally (can't help wanting to align sights with the red dot) and it gives me the option to switch back later if I want.
@@deathlis, thanks!!!
Kinda late
Go red dot. You will not be disappointed!!! It's a game changer for those of us with aged eyes. Dirty little secret... when starting out, look for the front sight while presenting... the dot will magically appear.
Excellent presentation from very credible sources. Jerry, keep Lena in your videos. She adds just the right amount of color and spark to the topic.
Switched to a red dot about 3 years ago (60) for the usual reason, eyesight. It took about 3 months to get the draw stroke back under control. What cracked the code was trying to pick up the front sight in peripheral vision and drive it smoothly to the target, picking it up early in the presentation. The dot started appearing on the target earlier and earlier. Shooting better now than I was in my 30s... Great video, thank yall. Cheers
Jerry and Lena complements each other very well! Jerry tends to skip over things and be too brief, but then Lena adds more flesh on the bones, and then Jerry can summarize very well. Works great.
Thank you for these tips. I’ve been a firearms instructor since the late 80’s, mostly for Law Enforcement. I’m retired now and am instructing civilians. I’m 62 and the eyes sure aren’t what they used to be. I recently purchased a Glock G45MOS and topped it with a Holosun. I’m struggling. I keep looking for the front sight. Huge learning curve. Having been in an on duty shooting, I can testify that the officer is looking at the suspect, in my case his handgun. I don’t remember seeing my sight but my shots were accurate.
Lena is a doll... great, fun personality and an awesome shooter... thank you Jerry for encouraging Lena to bless us with her self...
Jerry and Lena thank you for today's video from all of us in Buffalo, NY. Please stay safe and healthy
Michael OBrien 716!💪
Two of my favorite people, whom I've never met. Excellant teachers and I love seeing this father and daughter's relationship.
Does anyone but me notice how it seems like it is a second nature to both of them when they draw their weapons. And I loved how she settled her feet before drawing.
And reholstering it. That's always my hardest movement. She hardly ever looked down.
Ughmahedhurtz - they are obviously dry firing and shooting at a 100 to 1 ratio maybe more. She told us, over and over. You in an hour of dry fire(Draw, Present, while Vision focusing, Trigger Squeeze) All my shooters helped Doc get better as well.
Jerry's line about "First on the range and last to leave" always rings in my mind. Most people can do most things well with enough practice.
Great observations! Practice and good training, and more practice. Just like in any athletic sport, that "athletic" stance is an important element....
J Eric n. I could practice running the mile while I was in high school but I would never be good at it. If you aren’t born with some of the abilities (reflexes) you will never get it no matter how much you practice. Just like in running you have to have some of the abilities when you are born.
Great advice, I never thought about over fixating on the target and then having to bring my focus BACK to where my sights actually are. Awesome y’all 💯
The biggest challenge I've personally had with red dots is learning how to zero the thing, especially since I'm coming off of zeroing ARs and AKs. Thinking my groups suck, when they're actually just fine for pistols.
You put the dot on the front sight lol its extremely easy
@@highspeed9518 you can't even see the front sight using a reddot....seriously?
@@highspeed9518 How does that even work?
@Joe If you are sighting in by hand, what would be a acceptable group size
@@Ih8liarsandusers
On a pistol with an RMR sight, you can install taller iron sights, and get a sight picture through the lens of the RMR. Assuming the iron sights are zeroed, you just line the dot up with them.
Thank you both !!! I am a 73 year young (lol) shooter and am preparing to make this "jump" and your video was EXTREMELY helpful !! Thanks again !!!
By far my favorite video. It gives us a glimpse into why Lena and Jerry are such amazing competitors. Of course they aren't going to give us their trade secrets, although I seen the difference in the abilities of the youtubers they have collaborated with before and after. Keep up the great content!
I t totally love the Daddy, daughter duo. She's pretty too. Thanks for sharing!
Two of the best ambassadors of the 2A community - God bless you both!
Strange, all the instructions I have received on my transition from irons to RDSs says to look at your target, focus on it and bring my RD in between line of focus on my target. Oh well, that's what I like about watching so many different "you tube experts"!! Enjoy both of your videos.
I like how they both translate their dioluge with sign language.
because one of them is deaf...
Probably because it's easier to get the point across with earmuffs on and shots going off all around.
Man I'm glad you guys posted this. I just put my first one on a S&W Shield Plus and I can't hit ANYTHING well! Bad recoil management and slow sight acquisition! Boo!
I absolutely love the father/daughter combo. It's so great to see Jerry's knowledge being passed down. Others have commented on their similarities but it's endearing that Lena is so "spunky" while Jerry is so "calm". You can even see at times where Lena is so excited that her hips dance prior to unholstering. You both compliment each other well and it's very cool to see the family aspect. I have to believe there is friendly competition between you two for shooting speed. Any chance you'll share with us?
One trick I used when starting with a dot and still now. I find the front sight and use it as a reference point on presentation. It helps me find the dot quicker, which may be a personal thing.
Jerry, watched your videos for a few years now. You’re a legend, love what you do. Lena is the next legend in the making, the more she’s in your videos the quicker we can get the next generation involved in what you’re doing. Love it, keep it up.
Besides being a great shooter, I think Lena can communicate really well and clearly. She can be an excellent instructor if she wants. I certainly would like to see Lena and Jerry together more often giving shooting and training tips on their channel.
I’ve been shooting since 1974 and I ALWAYS learn something when watching your duo or individual videos! Thank you for thinking of us everyday shooters trying to improve our skills.
Jerry, I guarantee there is never a dull moment around that daughter of yours! At the end of the video, You are like I'm done and she is still pow powing with her fingers. Oh to be young!!!
Love the dynamic duo!
Excellent video!
Keep'em coming!
Whenever i first started with a dot i noticed if i didn't have the dot i would tighten my grip and it would fall into the window almost every single time. I like that little tip you had about looking at your eyes but paying attention to the hands. That will help people allot right there! Thanks guys!
Great shooters and great teachers.
Love you both.
When it's time to hand over the torch I'd sure feel confident in that young ladies abilities. Like father like daughter. Need more of these two.
I always enjoy watching Jerry specially when Lena is with him. I learned a lot from them, thank you.
Awesome presentation. I’ve shot trap for years and my instructor told me your eyes can focus far to near quicker than near to far. You put in easy to follow details on red dot sites. Thank you.
Great job! Obvious natural chemistry between dad and daughter. Please make more videos together!
Lena I've been a huge fan of your father for years and have self-taught by watch and listening to Jerry. Train train train is his motto and I'm a better shooter for it. It's great to see that you have fallen in the footsteps of. Your father and wish you well on your journey to perfection like your Dad.
"The keep vision on sight" was revelation to me.
hond654 - This clip had it All!!! Truly a very intuitive technique that if you paid attention, you came away with at least 1 tweak you would like to try. She said it over and over, “Dry Fire”. Just in case you were wondering about the whole dry firing on a empty chamber, get a quality Snap Cap or don’t worry to much it. Modern Firearms can take if they are made out of quality materials like a Smith & Wesson product.
@@John-zv1hy The difference is red dots allow you to be threat focused not sight focused in my opinion.
@@John-zv1hy hard pass on my side, but to each their own.
@John Smith well, i was only trained on carbine and hand gun shooting is completely new to me. We were trained to follow the target (yes, you can guess this was army training) and it is very hard wired now. As he said that explains inaccuracy and slower shooting with handgun. Maybe it is also related to range shooting where target is not moving so target tracking is less important than sight tracking. I am not the expert here:)
The research proves that is what counts for accuracy. Fundamental to keep in mind.
Adding Lena was a great idea. Some of the greatest successes in history were partners; Wright brothers, Watson & Crick, Simon & Garfunkel, Tom & Jerry, Han Solo & Chewbacca, Peanut Butter & Jelly. Thanks for the videos!
Lena is so cute. She has Jerry's mannerisms. And chin.
dante144 cheeks too
@@BiggMo You like obese women then good for you, Lena however seem to be comfortable with herself and that is great too. Here is a food for thought, She or anyone really is a lot faster with a lean body rather than some hulk.
Yes, she’s cute with a personality
@@kanekadn5533 This is her Dad's channel. Where's the same respect you would want? Besides, the Lord can hear you and He knows you are a pervert.
@@kanekadn5533 👀
This was a game changer for me 3 years ago when I first saw this video. I absolutely love this family. My dream is to one day shoot with them.
She's a natural. Listen to her Jerry, she will whip ya into shape for the camera. Love you guys.
Both sooo enthusiastic. Love how she starts training right during the talk and has so much energy within.
I will be using this method on the red dot acquisition, I was coming straight up. Thanks!!
Great Job Jerry Bringing up another Jerry......=100 years worth of Championship Shooting and Now Great instructing! Win Win for US!
The father daughter videos are the best 😊 Lena is too cute all the time 🙌😁❤ Thnx
Jerry dont be rushing that age thing!! We need you around for awhile!!! Although when he is 75 I bet he will still be a winner!
0:53 good ole Jerry doing his chamber checks :)
I loved that little "we've gotten a lot better since the '30's" ! Lena is a hoot! I've wanted info on these pistol red dots. I'm 71 now and the vision problem is real... and not good. I can see how helpful the laser home practice systems would be great during the transition time when we shift to the red dot sights.
Jerry, I'm so glad you don't wiggle your rear end when getting ready to shoot. That would just be weird. But with Lena, it makes perfect sense.
I love this Daddy-Daughter video. Great. Instruction and tips. Thank you to the Miculek family.
I've watched Jerry's training videos a few years ago after I applied those techniques I instantly became a better shooter
I have no idea how much I like these two. I have made huge improvements with my shooting since I found your videos. Thank you for your knowledge 🙏
The advantage of a dot is your eyes can stay focused on the target, and in a self defense scenario, your eyes will focus on the threat
thank you. no one else realizing that jerry telling everyone to not look at the target is incorrect. thats the only thing you should be looking at. super impose the dot
Thanks Jerry and Lena as I wouldn't touch anything but iron sights foor many years and now learning the dots to use with 30 Yrs. of muscle memory.
Is it just me or is her little wiggle the cutest thing ever?
Shhhhhhh.......don’t tell......she’ll stop.
"You know your'e going to shoot the target"! My favorite line. I have been military and shooting for years but I still learn from these videos.
Lena has lost weight and a new hairstyle looks great! Bruno Switzerland🥰
I really enjoy seeing yall due videos together. A very nice blend of old school and new school.
Lena is a copy of Jerry.
Joe yea her personality is great
She’s probably training to be a gunsmith now that’s she has mastered shooting.
Yes doug, that's how kids work.
I'm not a handgun guy, but you made it so that even I could understand it. Very well put together video. Lena is so lucky to have one of....no, THE greatest teachers ever!!
damn this was such a great video! more Lena + Jerry technique explanation please!!!
Jerry you said, "To me this is a beautiful thing". Not sure if you were talking about the red dot or your daughter, but very true either way. You're a blessed man. I hope my daughter and I are like you two when she grows up. God bless.
Fascinating information that is not "common sense " from two of the greats. Thank you!!!
A dad proud of his daugther, God bless you both and all your family.
From France.
i love how lena and jerry both have there own style...lena i learn as much from you as i do from you dad...thats saying alot
Like the Dynamic Duo tips. Gettt you some, and keep em coming.
Been shooting for years; the last part they are covering is so often looked; great advice for anyone who watches this and makes that connection; it’s hard to show and teach it to others; they have to change themselves. Good stuff!
Does Lena have a RUclips Channel ? Or anymore knowledge she willing to share!
Like father like daughter their hands are flying all over the place, it’s nice to see a father daughter team explain things they both come from different directions but end up at the same point
She probably hates hearing this but she looks just like her dad
Do you not? I'm like the scaled up version of my dad.
Nothing to hate, he's a good looking guy, and she's a good looking gal.
I think I could tell them apart easily, even in the dark.
I hope not; they both look awesome.
Cheeks, chin and brow, yeah.
Definitely a chip off the ole block! Same mannerisms, charisma, and desire for knowledge to be shared! Awesome presentation guys, thanks!
Question: What about on ARs and others with side Iron sights with a Red Dot; is it a good upgrade? Question: Is it easy sight in side sights? I luv you guys! Stay safe! I would be a dream come true to shoot with you. Lastly we could have really have used your training/sight in Iraq!
Maybe run a main red dot + offset red dot (becoming common in PCC, good for certain applications like shooting on the move or around barricades) or LPVO + offset red dot.
It's infinitely easier, your cheek weld prevents you from losing the dot.
Just co-witness and run. In competition, I couldn't tell you. I was never interested in that aspect.
I like the golfer's "hip wiggle" as she's getting ready to shoot. lol
Good explanation, guys. So many don't understand the "front site focus" concept nor how to get it in front of the eye.
Now I just need to buy that new MOS ready pistol...never ends 😂
I just threw my first dot on a Ruger MK4 22/45 to start training with one. It is definitely a challenge. I'm not doing an MOS until I know I like a dot.
@@ChristopherKnN I love my mk4 tactical
The Dot Dance is a shit of a thing until you practice. I spent 2 weeks of Dry Fire coming out of the Holster before I became confident in finding the Dot... Before a major I will spend a week dry fire presentation to hone my skills. Great information Jerry & Lena & well presented.
I can’t imagine Jerry in Canada.
Why not?
Vrealon Handguns are restricted by default, and you can’t take them out into the woods to plink. The only place you can use them is at the range.
Your daughter is a very good communicator! GREAT Team!!!!!
I went with my buddy, who's an airborne ranger, to the range a few months back. I remember him telling me about his experiences with different red dot sights. Specifically how he had an issue with some being polarized and not being able to see the reticle while running drills with any sunglasses on that were polarized. Thoughts on this Jerry?
Specifically thought he was having battery issues because it was happening when he rotated his firearm, this caused the light waves from the red dot to cross the polarity of his sunglasses, which like sunlight, was then blocked out.
This guy deserves 10 million more subscriber's , Jerry is and forever will be a Legend !
Imagine trying to rob these guys during a family outing. I would almost feel sorry for the crim. Almost (ok not really).
it's not the guy who doesn't know who they are that i'd worry about. it's the guy that wishes them harm and does know who they are like what happened to Chris Kyle. White male american, good with guns = liberals' highest value target right now
Most people would think they were a non-threat or easy targets because one is an old man and the other a tiny female. Jokes on them though, because these two are LETHAL. POW POW.
The master and his lovely prodigy.
Love watching the interaction.
You've raised a lovely,bubbly young lady .Well done sir.
You know damn well that she was cheeky because she was with her dad. Cute.
Thank you. Great advice. Recently went to a green dot on my P-10C. With aging eyes, I'm thoroughly enjoying the change. Sighting it in for 25 yards was the challenge.
2:09 -- Time to reapply that fingernail polish buddy, you've plumb wore that to nothing.
I like your new look Lena, your old look looks good on your too Jerry.thanks to you both for all you do to inform us.
Good God.., its like Jerry 30 years in the past who decided to have a sex change.
Andy, She definitely can’t deny her dad!
@@granitestateman942 No milkman involved there.
@@granitestateman942 I bet her first words were Smith & Wesson.
More Lena! She's a fantastic addition! I really enjoy these duo videos of you two. Keep it up.
You did a good job Jerry.....my 12 yr old shoots my 586 with .38s very accurate, still timid on speed. She has a lot of respect for the firearm so I don’t push too hard, just happy she likes to shoot. Lena is an impressive young lady, you’ll never have to worry about intimidating any of her dates....she’s got it covered:):):)
I don't think they truly know how much free knowledge they give out. I learned so much and continue to learn from his videos. Just amazing.