Videos tagged with Defensive Firearms Training

This video features an interview with Sheriff (Ret.) Ken Campbell, CEO of Gunsite, a renowned firearms training facility. Campbell, with extensive experience in law enforcement including SWAT command and as a firearms instructor, discusses the legacy of Col. Jeff Cooper, the founder of Gunsite and a pivotal figure in defensive firearms training and practical pistol competition. The interview touches upon how Gunsite is evolving in response to changes in America. The description also highlights Shooting Illustrated as a resource for gun owners and Gunsite.com for more information on the training facility.

This video analyzes a critical incident where a Kern County Deputy neutralized a suspect threatening a hostage. The analysis highlights the effectiveness of a precise 'off switch' headshot from 6-7 yards, immediately stopping the threat without harming the victim. It also emphasizes the importance of advanced training for officers to achieve such professional performance under extreme stress, referencing legal precedents like Tennessee v. Garner.

This video, titled 'Getting Quality Defensive Firearms Training / Reid Henrichs' and hosted by Hank Strange, focuses on the importance of obtaining proper training for defensive firearm use. While the specific firearms or calibers discussed are not detailed in the provided description, the emphasis on 'Defensive Firearms Training' suggests content related to practical shooting skills, self-defense applications, and potentially marksmanship techniques. The creator also promotes various support channels and merchandise, including a Patreon, a car channel, and Amazon affiliate links for tools and outdoor supplies.

This video provides essential handgun training focusing on defensive shooting techniques. Key takeaways include proper grip pressure distribution (70-80% support hand), maintaining a relaxed elbow bend for recoil control, and the advantages of the Modern Isosceles stance for stability and mobility. It also covers correcting common presentation errors and effective one-handed shooting methods.