Videos tagged with Center Axis Relock

This video presents a dynamic shooting drill designed to improve ambidextrous pistol proficiency. The drill emphasizes maximizing high-quality repetitions in a short time with minimal ammunition expenditure. It guides the shooter through various positions, including retention, center axis relock, and one-handed grips, transitioning between dominant and non-dominant hands while moving. The instructor stresses the importance of smooth movement, stable shooting platforms, and fundamental shooting basics like grip, sight alignment, and trigger control.

This video features firearms instructors discussing fundamental shooting techniques, emphasizing the importance of proper trigger control, sight alignment, and grip. They analyze common training contradictions and highlight the need for context-specific application of fundamentals, particularly in defensive scenarios. The discussion also touches on the shortcomings of basic police academy training and the critical role of continuous practice for both law enforcement and civilian carriers.

Instructor Mike, a professional firearms instructor, demonstrates the Center Axis Relock (CAR) shooting system using a Sig Sauer P320 XCompact. The video highlights efficient recoil control, rapid fire strings, and a high-speed emergency reload technique, showcasing proficiency in close-quarters engagement from a compressed high-ready position.

This video focuses on practicing concealed carry techniques, specifically appendix carry, in various non-standard environments like a vehicle or wheelchair, emphasizing the importance of consistent training for self-defense. The title and description highlight the practical application of skills rather than just theoretical knowledge, encouraging viewers to actively train. It also promotes the creator's books and social media channels for further learning and engagement.

This entry analyzes firearms and techniques from the movie 'John Wick,' featuring insights from Larry Vickers, a former Delta Force operator. It covers specific models like the HK P30 and Glock 26, critiques movie-based shooting styles, and discusses the use of CGI and airsoft for filming. The analysis highlights practical shooting principles versus cinematic representation.