Videos tagged with Firearms Confidence

John Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, identifies five common mistakes new shooters make that hinder accuracy: weak grip, improper stance, poor trigger press, chasing the target, and 'mag dump mentality.' He provides practical fixes for each, emphasizing a firm grip, stable stance, controlled trigger press, consistent sight alignment, and controlled shooting strings to build confidence and improve accuracy.

This webinar outlines a 4-week 'Master Class' designed to significantly improve firearm accuracy. Led by John Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, the course addresses common accuracy killers like poor grip, inconsistent stance, bad trigger control, and anticipation. It emphasizes foundational techniques, consistent practice, and provides direct coaching to build shooter confidence and proficiency.

This video, presented by John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, concludes a series on essential handgun knowledge for women by focusing on building confidence and a plan. The core message emphasizes consistent practice, starting with fundamental techniques like grip, stance, trigger control, and sight alignment, and then integrating them into a practical plan. This involves regular range visits, focused drills, and understanding that hitting the vital triangle is the primary goal for self-defense, rather than perfect bullseye accuracy. The instructor encourages viewers to find qualified instruction and utilize available resources to develop proficiency and comfort with their firearms.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features firearms trainer Dave Spaulding discussing handgun combatives and self-defense. Spaulding emphasizes the importance of confidence and mindset in conflict, noting that many people freeze due to normalcy bias. He advises against husbands training their wives, recommending independent instructors instead. The discussion also touches on the increasing number of women seeking firearms training for empowerment and personal safety.