Videos tagged with DryFireMag

This video explains magazine compatibility for dry fire training, highlighting that the DryFireMag is designed for striker-fired Glocks and will not function with hammer-fired pistols like the Fusion Firearms XP Pro. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, advises on optimizing dry fire reps for common EDC firearms.

This guide details how to effectively use a DryfireMag for realistic dry fire training, emphasizing the importance of a resettable trigger over racking the slide. The speaker, identified as PRO GUN, an experienced firearms instructor, highlights how racking the slide develops poor muscle memory and hinders realistic practice. The DryfireMag offers a safe and effective alternative, simulating trigger reset and allowing for realistic follow-up shot practice.

This video showcases several new firearm accessories, including an Amend2 modular hand stop stock and magazines, a DryFireMag training tool for slide-free practice, and various holsters from Bucks Holsters, including an IWB model in tiger stripe camo and a custom MuzzleBroke camo holster. The content focuses on introducing these items and their potential applications for firearm owners.

This video introduces the DryFireMag, a training aid designed to enhance dry fire practice for striker-fired pistols. It explains the importance of dry firing for trigger control and reset, and demonstrates how the DryFireMag eliminates the need to rack the slide between trigger pulls, allowing for continuous practice with a factory trigger feel. The presenter, with clear expertise in firearm training, highlights the efficiency gains for shooters.

This video from Tactical Hyve explains how to overcome accuracy issues caused by heavy pistol triggers. Instructor Miles demonstrates a technique where applying upward pressure with the support hand against the trigger guard creates a stable base, counteracting muzzle dip during the trigger pull. This method helps maintain accuracy even with challenging trigger weights.

This YouTube Shorts video appears to be a promotional clip for the DryFireMag, a product designed for firearm training. The title "BEST Mag?!" suggests it's highlighting the product's quality or effectiveness. The description explicitly mentions a discount code "BROKE" and provides a direct link to the DryFireMag website, indicating a clear focus on reviewing or showcasing this specific firearm accessory and driving sales. The use of #shorts implies a short-form, attention-grabbing format.

This video introduces the DryFireMag with a red laser as a revolutionary dry fire training tool. It allows for realistic practice of trigger reset and follow-up shots without manually racking the slide, simulating live-fire scenarios in a safe home environment. The device is compatible with training apps like Mantis X and Laser Academy, enhancing its utility for improving shooting skills.

This YouTube video announces the availability of the SMART DryFireMag for the SIG P365. The dry fire training tool is designed to enhance shooting skills without live ammunition. The video aims to inform potential customers about this new accessory for their SIG P365 pistols.

This video features Ryan Cleckner navigating the 2024 SHOT Show, highlighting his favorite booths on the exhibition floor. The description provides direct links to featured companies such as DryFireMag, FFL Safe, Magtech Ammunition, and Zev Technologies, indicating potential product showcases or collaborations. The video also promotes the official SHOT Show social media channels and website for additional content.

This video focuses on troubleshooting common pistol malfunctions, providing essential knowledge for firearm owners. It highlights the importance of understanding these issues for effective training, particularly with dry fire practice. The video also promotes the DryFireMag and other Tactical Hyve resources, including their community and upcoming classes, along with recommended gear and services like CCW Safe and various holsters.

This video features a review of the Primary Arms SLx 3X and 5X MicroPrism scopes by retired Navy SEAL "Coch". The description also includes promotional links for DryFireMag, Tactical Hyve's War Room community, and various recommended products such as CCW Safe insurance, Mantis X10 Elite, and concealed carry holsters from Tenicor and Vedder. It also lists the video production equipment used.

This video revisits vintage WWII-era shooting techniques, particularly for the 1911 pistol, with retired Navy SEALs Dorr and Coch. They experimentally validate the effectiveness of one-handed shooting stances, the combat crouch, and point-shooting methods for static accuracy and close-range engagements. The analysis highlights how foundational principles from historical training remain relevant in modern tactical applications.