Videos tagged with Frank Proctor

This guide details advanced rifle recoil control techniques as demonstrated by USPSA Grandmaster Mark Smith. Key principles include establishing a consistent rifle connection, proper buttstock placement, head and shoulder engagement, and precise support hand pressures using a 'grip and hang' method. It also covers stance adjustments for mitigating both lateral and vertical recoil, emphasizing a solid connection to the rifle for predictable and durable firing.

This video captures the 'First Shot Ceremony' at the 2025 Industry Day At The Range, featuring retired U.S. Army special forces soldier and USPSA Grand Master Frank Proctor. Proctor had the honor of firing the first shot from a Kimber 2K11 pistol, chambered in 9mm Luger. The segment includes Proctor's thoughts on the Kimber pistol, the broader SHOT Show event, and the Second Amendment. The NRA provides links to its various publications and membership.

This YouTube Shorts video features Mark Smith of JBS Training Group demonstrating the Focus Monster Drill, originally designed by Frank Proctor. Smith explains how to set up and practice this drill, providing valuable insights for firearm training and marksmanship improvement. The video also highlights Tenicor products through its branding and social media links.

This video reviews the Proctor Sling, a 2-point rifle sling designed by Frank Proctor of Way of the Gun. The sling is highlighted for its lightweight design, functionality, and minimalist approach, utilizing 1" webbing and a simple adjustment buckle. It's presented as a practical option for rifle owners seeking an effective yet uncluttered sling solution. The description also directs viewers to Kit Badger's website for more videos and products, and to Frank Proctor Shooting for the sling itself.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the best sling for AR-15 and M4 platforms, differentiating between single-point, two-point, and three-point designs. It highlights the advantages of two-point slings for retention and stability, recommending specific mounting points and top models like the Vickers, VTAC, and Slingster. Convertible slings and minimalist options are also discussed for versatile use.

This video revisits the Jerking the Trigger (JTT) 10-yard zero method for AR-15 rifles. It demonstrates how to use a specific target at 10 yards to achieve a 50/200 yard zero, emphasizing the importance of supported shooting positions for accuracy. The test confirms the 10-yard zero is a reliable starting point, though final confirmation at distance is crucial.

This video details how to achieve a 50/200 yard zero using a 10-yard zero target from 'Jerking the Trigger', based on Frank Proctor's research. It explains the ballistic benefits of this zero, offering a flat trajectory out to 300 yards. The content also covers practical tips for mounting optics to prevent zero shift and demonstrates the zeroing process with a Trijicon SRS red dot sight.

This video features Frank Proctor discussing his philosophy of 'Performance Shooting,' which he defines as the optimal balance of speed and accuracy in dynamic situations for maximizing points in minimal time with complete accountability. The description also includes contact information for Wilson Combat products and services.

This YouTube video is a teaser for an upcoming installment in the Frank Proctor Performance series, focusing on carbines. The content is currently in pre-production, with additional filming planned. The description indicates that a release date is not yet determined, and viewers are encouraged to stay tuned for further details about the next chapter in this performance-oriented series. The video is accompanied by music from Neumann Films titled 'Hydra'.

This YouTube video features Frank Proctor demonstrating a slide lock reload technique for performance pistols. The title directly indicates a focus on a specific shooting skill for handguns. The description includes licensing information for background music, but offers no further details on the firearm or specific context of the demonstration.

This video features Frank Proctor discussing and demonstrating a "deliberate load" procedure for carbines. The method is applicable to both competition stages and tactical "rolling out on mission" scenarios. Proctor notes that older footage will be updated in a future project and that this video complements a previous one on deliberate loading for pistols. The focus is on safe and efficient reloading techniques under various circumstances.

Frank Proctor, a performance pistol expert, details a deliberate loading procedure. This procedure is applicable for both starting a competition stage and for operational readiness in tactical scenarios. The focus is on a methodical and consistent approach to firearm manipulation for optimal performance and reliability.