Videos tagged with American Fighting Revolver

This discussion contrasts old-school revolver training with modern firearm techniques, highlighting a historical emphasis on deliberate marksmanship and accuracy with limited rounds. It explores the evolution of training, the mindset shifts, and the fundamental principles that remain relevant across different firearm platforms. The conversation emphasizes that mastering a double-action revolver trigger can enhance proficiency with any firearm.

This video details a training drill introduced by Justin Dial and led by Brian of American Fighting Revolver. The drill involves shooting at a target while the shooter's sights are masked at the moment of ignition. The purpose is to demonstrate that accurate hits can be achieved without a visual sight picture, provided the trigger press remains smooth and the firearm is not disturbed. This technique helps new shooters overcome the intimidation of recoil by focusing on smooth control rather than visual cues.

This video focuses on revolver ammunition and reloading techniques, featuring instructors Daryl Bulky and Brian Eastridge. It highlights the use of Federal 38 Special 130-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition for revolvers and demonstrates reloading methods using speed strips. The discussion touches on the importance of cleaning revolvers, particularly the forcing cone, to maintain accuracy.

This video emphasizes the significant impact of grip customization on the shooting experience with revolvers. Speakers highlight how changing grips can drastically improve comfort, control, and overall shootability, especially for different carry methods or shooting styles. They advocate for tailoring grips to individual needs, noting that this simple modification can transform a firearm's feel and performance, making it more accessible and effective for a wider range of users.

This YouTube video focuses on a shooting drill utilizing an "American Fighting Revolver." The title emphasizes practical application with hashtags suggesting effectiveness and learning value. The content is geared towards improving marksmanship and proficiency with a specific type of firearm.

This video features Bryan Eastridge demonstrating proper revolver grip techniques, specifically focusing on the Smith & Wesson J Frame, referred to as the "Ultimate Carry J Frame." He highlights how a correct grip is crucial for achieving both speed and accuracy when shooting a handgun. The revolvers discussed are chambered in .38 Special and .32 H&R Magnum, equipped with XS Sights and VZ Grips. These firearms are presented as enjoyable to shoot and well-suited for concealed carry purposes. The video expresses gratitude to Lipsey's and Smith & Wesson for their collaboration at Range Ready.