Videos tagged with Firearm Discipline

This video details a homeowner's experience defending against a bear that invaded his home. The homeowner, Earl (Marty), recounts the event, emphasizing the importance of preparedness, using an AR-15 pistol with a suppressor and weapon-mounted light, and adhering to safety protocols. The discussion highlights effective home defense strategies against unexpected threats and the critical role of firearm proficiency and tactical gear.

In high-stress self-defense scenarios, aiming for center mass is crucial due to the largest and most accessible target area. There is no time for precise limb shots when facing immediate threats. This video debunks the myth of intentionally shooting to wound and emphasizes practical accuracy under pressure.

This video demonstrates effective moving target engagement using an over-under shotgun. Key techniques include calling the target, smooth tracking, and a proper follow-through after the shot. The shooter successfully breaks the clay pigeon, showcasing good marksmanship and firearm discipline. The content highlights essential skills for improving accuracy with moving targets.

This video features a discussion with USPSA President Mike Foley and Director of Media and Events Jake Martens, focusing on the Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) discipline within USPSA. They delve into the evolution of PCC in recent years and offer insights into what participants can anticipate for the 2020 season. The content highlights the growth and future direction of PCC competition. The video also includes promotional links for JP Enterprises.

This video discusses strategies for engaging moving targets, specifically a spinner, in a competition setting. It emphasizes the importance of timing, precision marksmanship, and fire discipline to effectively hit and spin the target. The discussion also touches on the benefits of optics versus iron sights for target engagement and the value of practicing with firearms that have longer lock times to improve follow-through.