Firearms Training By John G. Johnson

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, details the critical importance of a proper trigger press for accuracy. He emphasizes understanding each phase of the trigger pull, from initial contact to the final break, and how rushing or flinching sabotages accuracy. The guide covers establishing a solid grip, a smooth trigger application, and the benefits of dry-fire practice for developing muscle memory and consistency. This instruction is aimed at helping shooters of all levels improve their fundamental shooting skills.

This guide, presented by firearms instructor John G. Johnson, details the critical steps to achieving a consistent and accurate pistol grip. It emphasizes aligning the firearm's center with the hand's center, achieving a high grip on the backstrap, and ensuring a firm, 360-degree contact with both hands. Proper grip is presented as foundational for recoil management and overall shooting accuracy.

This video introduces the Handgun Training System (HTS) community, designed for individuals struggling with consistent accuracy at the shooting range. Instructor John G. Johnson emphasizes the importance of a systematic approach over innate talent. The HTS community offers a free 'Master Your Handgun in Four Weeks' masterclass, providing structured lessons, drills, and personalized feedback to help shooters improve their pistol skills.

This video by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, addresses common reasons for poor shooting accuracy, emphasizing that the issue often lies in a lack of a consistent system rather than the shooter's ability. Key takeaways include proper grip pressure distribution (60/40 split), avoiding over-squeezing with either hand, and the importance of a smooth trigger press. The instructor advocates for deliberate practice, including dry-fire exercises, and slowing down the shooting process to improve accuracy.

This video by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, details the common grip errors that lead to inaccuracy, such as the 'thumb crush grip' and 'back gap'. He emphasizes achieving a positive grip by maximizing skin contact, positioning the pistol high in the web of the hand, and aligning the eye over the bore by moving the chin. Proper grip is presented as the foundation for accuracy and confidence.

This video by John, a firearms instructor, addresses the common 'low and left' shooting error, primarily affecting right-handed shooters. He explains that the issue is typically not with the gun, sights, or trigger itself, but with fundamental grip and trigger control techniques. Key solutions include establishing a positive, centered grip, avoiding the 'thumb crush grip,' using the tip of the trigger finger for a straight back press, and proper eye-to-firearm alignment.

This video introduces the Handgun Training System (HTS) by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor who also owns a gun range and store. The HTS is presented as a solution for individuals struggling with handgun accuracy, specifically those experiencing shots that are low and left, or inconsistent. The system offers a structured program including a free masterclass, weekly fundamentals, drills, PDF targets, and personalized feedback from instructors within the HTS community.

This workshop focuses on common handgun accuracy issues, emphasizing fundamental techniques. Instructor John G. Johnson explains that most misses stem from a missing element in the shooter's system, such as poor trigger press, grip, stance, or sight alignment/picture. He details how to achieve a solid grip, an athletic stance, and a proper trigger press, highlighting the importance of front sight focus and a level pistol for consistent accuracy.

This video presents a five-shot accuracy drill designed to help shooters identify and correct common accuracy problems. The drill breaks down shooting into fundamental components: trigger press, front sight focus, and grip. By focusing on one fundamental per shot for the first three rounds, then combining them, and finally practicing trigger reset and controlled speed, shooters can diagnose their weaknesses and improve their overall pistol accuracy. The instructor emphasizes that this is a control drill, not a speed drill, for identifying issues.

This review of the TAC Arms SMAX 550 semi-automatic shotgun highlights its aesthetic appeal, particularly the Turkish wood furniture, and its suitability for home defense. The presenter emphasizes its unique design, fiber optic front sight, and a 16-inch barrel. Notably, the shotgun is presented as user-friendly, capable of firing lighter upland game loads without requiring a lengthy break-in period, making it accessible for various shooters.

This video provides essential guidance for new shooters aiming to improve their accuracy by focusing on four fundamental pillars: stance, grip, sight picture/alignment, and trigger press. Instructor John emphasizes that mastering these elements creates consistency, which is the direct path to better shooting performance. He also offers an 'accuracy bundle' of ebooks to further assist learners.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, debunks common accuracy myths, emphasizing the critical difference between a trigger 'pull' and a trigger 'press.' He explains that a 'pull' is a conscious, known action, while a 'press' is an unknown, surprising break that leads to better accuracy. The video details how to practice this technique through dry firing, focusing on consistent pressure and allowing the shot to surprise the shooter, which is crucial for improving marksmanship.