Videos tagged with Firearms Instruction

This video highlights the importance of instructor authority and student compliance in firearms training. The instructor emphasizes that students must follow commands without negotiation or backtalk to ensure a safe and effective learning environment. The content focuses on the instructor's perspective regarding student behavior and the necessity of a disciplined approach to shooting instruction.

Dustin from Guns of the West provides recommended black powder charges for various cap and ball revolvers, categorizing them by size and caliber. He advises on specific grain amounts for pocket (.31 caliber), belt (.36 caliber), holster (.44 caliber), and large 'horse' pistols (Walker/Dragoon), emphasizing that his recommendations often exceed manufacturer's lower suggestions for better performance. The video also touches on the use of paper cartridges.

This video highlights individuals traveling from Hawaii to Houston for NRA shotgun instruction. It focuses on the pursuit of advanced training, specifically seeking out female instructors and NRA Woman of the Year recipients for both basic and instructor-level shotgun courses. The content emphasizes the dedication required to travel long distances for specialized firearms education.

This video features Ben Stoeger discussing viewer comments about Scott of the Modern Samurai Project. The discussion centers on critiques of Scott's training methodologies, perceived ego, and credibility as an instructor compared to others like Ben Stoeger. Several commenters share experiences from Scott's classes, highlighting both positive and negative aspects, while Ben Stoeger offers his perspective on Scott's approach and his own teaching philosophy.

This entry details the background of John Lovell, a former Army Ranger with extensive combat experience in Afghanistan and Iraq. He is the author of 'The Warrior Poet Way' and runs the Warrior Poet Society, focusing on firearms training and instruction. The content highlights his expertise derived from military service and his role as a prominent firearms instructor and speaker.

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 guide details how to use the HTS Dry-Fire Bullet Insert to improve handgun accuracy by refining trigger control. The insert aids in achieving a proper grip, controlling the weapon, and executing a slow, deliberate trigger press. By practicing with the insert, shooters can better understand trigger travel and identify issues like 'bobbling' during the press, leading to more consistent shot placement. Instruction is provided by John G. Johnson, an experienced firearms instructor.

Craig Douglas, founder of Shiv Works, emphasizes the importance of evaluating firearms instructors based on their motivation to 'do something' (serve others) versus 'be somebody' (seek personal glory). He advises looking for transparency, demonstrable skill improvement in students, and effective information conveyance. Douglas also highlights the value of instructors who are multi-modal problem solvers, possessing skills in shooting, fighting, and verbal communication.

This video compilation features numerous celebrities wishing Taran Butler a happy birthday, highlighting his role as a trainer for figures like Keanu Reeves (who trained for the John Wick movies) and Chris Hemsworth. The content emphasizes Taran Butler's expertise in firearms instruction, with a brief visual of the TTI Viper pistol. While not a direct training guide, it showcases the caliber of individuals who rely on Butler's skills.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, emphasizes the critical role of dry firing in improving pistol accuracy. He details a specific drill focusing on trigger control, grip, and driving the pistol with chest muscles. The core principle is to practice live-fire techniques during dry fire to build muscle memory and identify issues like 'bobbles' in the sight system, ultimately leading to better control and accuracy.

This guide outlines basic handgun shooting techniques demonstrated during a tactical range session. It emphasizes proper grip, sight alignment using a red dot optic, trigger control, and follow-through, all within a framework of strict range safety protocols. The instruction appears to be from an independent investigator with tactical experience.

This video provides a year-end review from Achilles Heel Tactical, highlighting their extensive training reach in 2025 across numerous states, countries, and a territory. Led by Rick, a high-authority instructor, the review showcases advanced firearms manipulation and dynamic movement drills. The content emphasizes the large student throughput and the acquisition of 'Man Cards' during intensive courses, transitioning to a call for 2026 recruitment.