Videos tagged with GLOCK 34 Gen5 MOS

This video provides a practical guide to zeroing a red dot optic on a new Glock 34 Gen5 MOS, as demonstrated by firearms instructor Justin Opinion. He details the process of mounting and adjusting a Vortex Venom sight, highlighting common challenges like 'finding the dot' and the benefits of the Glock 34 Gen5 MOS for competition, particularly with its Marksman barrel. The content is geared towards intermediate shooters looking to optimize their pistol for accuracy and competition.

This guide, presented by Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley, details essential techniques for shooting while moving. Key principles include maintaining a low center of gravity by dropping hips and bending knees, utilizing proper footwork (heel-to-toe for forward/lateral, toe-to-heel for backward movement), and orienting hips at a 45-degree angle for effective lateral transitions. These methods enhance stability and fluidity during dynamic shooting scenarios.

This video, featuring Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley, provides expert instruction on efficient pistol reloading techniques. It covers both standard reloads and slide-lock reloads, emphasizing the 'working space' method for speed and accuracy. Coley stresses the importance of dry fire practice to build fundamental skills before live fire application, previewing future episodes on shooting on the move.

This training drill, led by Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley, focuses on improving target transitions for competitive shooting. It breaks down complex multi-target scenarios into manageable drills, emphasizing the critical role of leading with the eyes and using body mechanics (legs and hips) to drive the firearm accurately between targets. The drills progress from simple left-to-right and right-to-left transitions to wider and more complex multi-target sequences, aiming to enhance shot placement and speed.

This expert guide from Shane Coley, Team GLOCK Captain, details efficient firearm transitions between multiple targets. Key principles include leading with eye movement to the next target, using the lower body (hips and legs) for powerful and stable gun drives, and increasing aggression for wider target transitions. Proper technique ensures faster and more controlled engagement.

This guide details the Bill Drill, a fundamental training exercise for improving recoil management and speed, as demonstrated by Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley. The core principle emphasizes focusing on sight recovery rather than a strict cadence, allowing the shooter to fire as soon as the sights are back on target. Consistent practice with this drill reinforces grip, stance, and overall firearm control for faster, more accurate shooting.

This guide details essential grip and stance techniques for improved shooting performance, as demonstrated by Shane Coley, Captain of Team GLOCK. It covers optimal hand placement for both strong and support hands to maximize recoil control and stability. The guide also outlines an athletic shooting stance with proper body positioning to enhance balance and absorb recoil effectively. Instruction is provided by an expert competitor, emphasizing practical application for better shooting.