Videos tagged with Gabe White

This video reviews the author's 2023 firearms training year, highlighting classes with instructors like Ernest Langdon, Gabe White, and Tim Herron. Key takeaways include learning night shooting techniques with a handheld light, understanding height over bore when shooting from cover, and experiencing scenario-based training. The author also discusses competition shooting progress and foundational shotgun skills.

This guide details the technique of shooting handguns with both eyes open, as explained by Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner Ammo. It covers the advantages, common challenges like visual confusion, and expert-recommended adaptations, such as momentarily closing an eye or utilizing target focus. The guide also highlights how red dot sights significantly simplify this shooting method. Instruction draws from experienced shooters and tactical instructors, emphasizing practical application for self-defense scenarios.

This video by Scott Jelinski of Modern Samurai Project outlines a structured dry-fire methodology to significantly improve drawing speed. It emphasizes a three-mode practice approach: Accuracy Mode for fundamental precision, Speed Mode for pushing temporal limits without immediate accuracy judgment, and Match Mode for integrating speed and accuracy. By using a camera and shot timer, practitioners can identify inefficiencies, make targeted adjustments, and progressively reduce draw times, leading to marked improvements in a short period.

This video showcases Gabe White's exceptionally fast AIWB (Appendix Inside the Waistband) draw, captured in slow motion. It was filmed during a training event hosted by Green Ops in Culpeper, VA, on June 10-11, 2017. The creator produced this video specifically for viewers to analyze and learn from one of the quickest AIWB draws demonstrated.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben and Candice with guests Matt Olinchak and Gabe White discussing a video titled 'Unplanned Targets.' The conversation delves into shooting-related questions, including the suitability of plastic guns for the Production division and concerns about muscle soreness from dry-fire practice. Matt Olinchak's website is also provided for further resources.