Videos tagged with Dryfire Crew

Project Blue Lion, a charitable initiative by Howitzer Manufacturing, offers free performance training to law enforcement officers. This program leverages a cadre of experienced shooters to deliver top-tier instruction. The training aims to enhance officer capabilities, potentially incorporating elements like scenario-based decision-making and timed drills, as evidenced by the use of shot timers and visual aids.

This expert-level guide from Farewell Firearms Training emphasizes the pistol grip as the most critical fundamental for accurate and fast shooting. The instructor, with clear E-E-A-T signals, details a method for achieving a straight line from the sights to the elbow for optimal recoil management. It also highlights common grip errors that can negatively impact performance, particularly with firearms like Glocks.

This video showcases an intense, military-style 3-Gun stage at The Duskin match, demonstrating advanced shooting techniques. The shooter expertly transitions between an MP5-style SMG, a 2011 pistol, and a rifle with a Vortex LPVO, engaging targets from various complex positions including a vehicle prop and a Huey helicopter fuselage. The stage also incorporates a casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) simulation, highlighting physical and mental conditioning required for high-level competition.

This guide details a technique for consistent magazine reloads, emphasizing a straight wrist index and proper magazine placement on the palm. Instruction from Farewell Firearms Training highlights how a correct grip creates a straight line from the bullets to the elbow, crucial for repeatable actions and avoiding common errors that lead to adjustments. The technique is presented as a fundamental skill for improving reload speed and reliability.

This video introduces the "Ergo Challenge" and its November drill, encouraging viewers to participate using the provided target downloadable from farewellfirearms.com. Participants can engage in live fire or dry fire practice. To enter the challenge, users are instructed to post their run on Instagram or YouTube, tagging the creator and using the hashtag #DryfireCrew. The description also promotes the "Dryfire Crew Community" website.