Videos tagged with Grip Analysis

This video provides a detailed approach to diagnosing and correcting accuracy issues during rapid fire shooting, specifically focusing on the common problem of the second shot in a double-tap going low. Instructor Joel Park outlines drills to help shooters identify subconscious over-input, such as pushing into the gun during recoil, and emphasizes the importance of understanding sight tracking and proper trigger control at speed. The advice is geared towards improving practical shooting accuracy and understanding firearm mechanics.

This guide, drawing on the expertise of an experienced instructor, details a method for diagnosing shooting problems using video analysis. It emphasizes that shooting improvements are an ongoing process and that focusing on one habit at a time is crucial due to limited conscious attention. By recording and meticulously reviewing footage, shooters can identify the root causes of issues like grip problems or improper recoil management, leading to more effective training and skill development.

This video demonstrates a practical firearms training drill focused on target engagement and trend analysis. Instructors Joel Park and Nick Young showcase a method of shooting multiple runs on a four-target array, emphasizing the importance of analyzing shot group trends to identify and correct shooting flaws. They discuss the value of consistent practice, focusing on technique over pure speed, and the benefits of dry fire repetitions.

This video provides insights into diagnosing shooting problems by analyzing bullet impacts on a target. Instructor John 'Shrek' McPhee highlights how shot placement can reveal issues with grip, stance, and trigger control. He emphasizes looking for patterns like 'firing thumb' issues, 'wobble', and the consequences of taking shots too quickly or having a grip that loosens during firing. The content suggests that understanding these target indicators is crucial for improving shooting accuracy.

This video by John 'Shrek' McPhee from Sheriff of Baghdad demonstrates how to analyze shot placement on targets to diagnose and correct shooting technique issues. By examining the relationship between eye position, grip, stance, and the resulting shot groups, shooters can identify specific problems like wobble, improper grip, or body mechanics that affect accuracy. The instructor emphasizes using a reference system to objectively assess performance and improve consistency.

Joel Park outlines a methodical approach to familiarizing oneself with a new pistol, emphasizing marksmanship fundamentals. The core drill involves shooting 'doubles' to assess grip, trigger control, and recoil management, with a focus on high accountability and pinpoint accuracy. This process helps identify any fitment issues or areas for improvement before moving to more complex drills.

John 'Shrek' McPhee, a recognized subject matter expert, provides an instructional guide on diagnosing and correcting shot placement errors. He demonstrates the use of the SOB Tactical Shot Group Assessment Card to identify issues related to stance, grip, and wobble, offering specific corrections for vertical stringing and firing thumb-induced errors. This technique-focused guide aims to improve shooter accuracy by addressing fundamental biomechanical problems.

This guide details how to use the Steiner TOR-X optic with integrated MantisX technology for enhanced dry fire training. The system mounts to a firearm's Picatinny rail and connects to a smartphone app, providing real-time diagnostics on shooting technique, including grip and trigger control. The app tracks shot placement and offers detailed feedback to help users immediately improve their accuracy and identify bad habits, with historical data to monitor long-term progress.

This video demonstrates the use of the Mantis X10 Elite for dry-fire training with a Sig P227. It highlights the device's ability to analyze trigger pull in both double-action and single-action modes, providing feedback on shot accuracy and grip. The reviewer intentionally used a snap cap to show how the system identifies and explains errors.

This guide details performance drills comparing the Walther PDP Match Steel Frame and Polymer models, as demonstrated by a USPSA Grandmaster and a former Army Ranger/Police Officer. It covers techniques for evaluating accuracy, recoil management, trigger control, and grip consistency across different shooting scenarios, including static drills, distance shooting, and movement-based exercises. The insights provided are valuable for competitive shooters and those seeking to optimize their pistol performance.

This video details the Sootch Nation Patreon Range Day 2023, an event focused on community building and firearms enjoyment. It highlights a basic handgun shooting class led by Robbie Wheaton of Wheaton Arms, covering fundamental techniques like grip, stance, and sight alignment. The event also featured various shooting opportunities for handguns, rifles, and shotguns, including a friendly 22LR rifle match.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, explains how to diagnose and correct common shooting errors using the 'Shot Doctor' segment. He introduces the 'Line Drill' as a method to identify issues like over-torquing, improper finger placement, and anticipation by analyzing shot group placement relative to a drawn line. The video also contrasts shooting a .22LR with a 9mm, highlighting the impact of recoil management on accuracy.