Videos tagged with Firearm Instructor

This video, titled "Earning Respect As an Instructor," focuses on the professional development and insights of instructors within the GBRS GROUP. The description strongly emphasizes that the full video is exclusively available on their Patreon, suggesting a deep dive into the methodologies and principles that GBRS GROUP instructors uphold. It also provides direct links to the Instagram accounts of GBRS GROUP, their behind-the-scenes content, and key individuals like DJ Shipley, Cole Fackler, and Joey Hahn, indicating these individuals are central to the content presented and likely represent the experienced instructors. The video appears to be an excerpt or promotion for more in-depth training and content found on their Patreon.

This video from Dangerous Liberty celebrates reaching 200,000 subscribers with a giveaway. The content will cover new developments and feature the host, Gary Melton, a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret and owner of Paramount Tactical Solutions. The description highlights the availability of a free newsletter, upcoming courses, subscriber discounts, merchandise, and live podcast sessions.

This video, titled "FIREARM INSTRUCTOR SI GUARD (AYYYYY, PUMUTOK?)" and described as "Ingat sa pagtuturo ng gun safety handling dahil makakadisgrasya tayo!", appears to be a warning or cautionary tale from a firearm instructor about the dangers of improper gun safety handling, suggesting a potential accidental discharge. The title's use of "PUMUTOK?" (Did it fire?) further implies an unexpected or problematic event related to firearm handling. The description emphasizes the importance of caution to avoid accidents during gun safety instruction.

This whiteboard lesson from John the Firearms Instructor offers 5 key tips for handgun shooters to control recoil and enhance accuracy. The instruction covers proper grip for stability, body balance through stance, the role of the support hand, smooth trigger control for consistent hits, and the importance of follow-through and sight tracking. Designed for both new shooters and those looking to refine fundamentals, these techniques aim to improve shooting smoothness, flatness, and overall accuracy.

This video explores the legitimacy and reality of becoming a red dot instructor in the firearms community. It aims to clarify what such a role entails, the qualifications and expertise required, and whether it's a recognized and viable profession. The content likely delves into the training and certification aspects associated with teaching others to effectively use red dot sights on firearms.

This YouTube Short, titled 'Cringe Firearm Instructors Pt2,' likely showcases humorous or misguided firearm instruction. Given the 'cringe' nature, it's probable that the video highlights poor safety practices, ineffective techniques, or unprofessional behavior from individuals presenting themselves as firearm instructors. The content aims to entertain by pointing out flaws or amusing blunders in firearm education, rather than providing genuine instruction or reviews.

This episode of the Shark Coast Podcast features a lively discussion between firearm instructor Mike Magowan and gun lawyer Jeff Young, alongside other regulars. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, from everyday gripes to practical self-defense concerns. Key points include deep dives into everyday carry choices, the nuances of self-defense laws, and the importance of firearm training. Jeff Young breaks down concepts like the "castle doctrine," and the group even brainstorms ideas for a "Second Amendment summer camp." The discussion also touches on modern technology, with Teslas making an appearance, and concludes with a mention of the new Self-Defense Emporium in Florida.

This video offers a glimpse into what a firearm instructor teaches by showcasing a session with a student named Marc, who is part of a beta group developing an online program. The instructor aims to provide valuable information for learning, despite some background noise from the range's exhaust systems. The description also promotes a free e-book offer for viewers.

This video provides a comprehensive guide for introducing new individuals to shooting. It emphasizes a patient and supportive approach, covering essential topics such as firearm safety education, choosing the right environment and beginner-friendly firearms (like .22LR), proper handling techniques, and going at the new shooter's pace. The instructor highlights the importance of positive reinforcement, providing appropriate gear, and encouraging further practice to build confidence and dispel fears. The ultimate goal is to foster a safe, enjoyable, and educational experience that can lead to responsible gun ownership.

This YouTube video, titled "I Broke My Glock," focuses on a firearm malfunction experienced by the creator. The description includes numerous hashtags related to concealed carry, everyday carry (EDC), and general firearm enthusiasm, indicating a focus on practical gun ownership and a desire to share a relatable, albeit negative, experience within the community. While the title suggests a "gun fail," the inclusion of hashtags like "firearmsinstructor" and "firearmstraining" hint that the content might also touch upon lessons learned from the malfunction.

This video features a "pocket dump" and EDC (Everyday Carry) overview from Nightwood Guns, presented by a certified firearm instructor and range safety officer. The presenter shares their personal EDC kit assembled over a decade of concealed carry, highlighting their preferred holster, pistol, light, knife, and other accessories like a tourniquet and red dot sight. The video emphasizes the importance of regular training and consistent carry, mentioning various popular pistol manufacturers and models for comparison. The presenter also briefly promotes their sponsor for data privacy services and provides links to their other content and support channels.

This YouTube video is the second part of the "Dangerous Liberty Podcast!" focusing on "What makes a good instructor." While the title and description don't detail specific firearms or calibers, they strongly imply a discussion relevant to shooting education and potentially long-range precision shooting based on the hashtags. The content is likely educational and aimed at those interested in firearms training and instruction.