Videos tagged with AMU

This video details a four-day intensive training course for Lucas Botkin's new company, featuring elite shooters like Brantley Merriam and Jesse Sinko. The training covers advanced pistol and carbine drills, long-range precision shooting with tripod techniques, and critical CQB tactics for active shooter response. Instruction emphasizes performance metrics, speed, accuracy, and life-saving strategies, showcasing high-level proficiency and strategic content gathering.

Daniel Horner, a top competition shooter, emphasizes that consistent practice, particularly dry fire, is more crucial than gear for improvement. He highlights the distinction between accuracy-focused and reliability-focused firearm builds, explaining how tolerances affect performance. Horner also discusses the importance of mental preparation in shooting and the rigorous training environment of the Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU).

This video features Army Marksmanship Unit member and 3-Gun Champion Joel Turner Jr. sharing a practical shooting tip on optimal rifle placement when engaging targets from the top of a barricade. The content focuses on improving marksmanship and shooting techniques in a tactical scenario. The description also includes links to Tactical Hyve's website and social media channels, emphasizing their role in providing firearms-related content.

This Gun Talk Radio episode, featuring Tom Gresham, Jim, and Michelle, focuses on practical firearm skills and current events. A 'draw while moving' homework assignment is given to concealed carriers, emphasizing the importance of dynamic drawing techniques. Michelle shares her connections to the AMU (Army Marksmanship Unit), highlighting their role in marksmanship training. The discussion also touches upon the significance of supporting the NRA, addressing concerns about potential government watchlists, and the broader political landscape surrounding gun rights.

This interview with Bill Geissele of Geissele Automatics covers the company's product development philosophy, stemming from military and competitive shooting requirements. Geissele discusses the engineering behind their triggers, emphasizing full-power hammer springs for reliability and reduced lock time. The conversation highlights their Super Precision scope mount's exceptional return-to-zero capabilities, achieved through 5-axis machining and a robust clamping system. New products like an ambidextrous charging handle and an enhanced AK-47 trigger are showcased, alongside their bio-based firearm lubricant, 'Purple Go Juice,' designed for stability, lubricity, and corrosion resistance.