Videos tagged with Gun Balance

This video provides an expert-level comparison of three Caesar Guerini Invictus 1 shotgun variants (Sporter, Multisport, Ascent) for sporting clays. It delves into how differences in rib height, stock configuration, and balance affect sight picture, handling, and recoil management. The instructor emphasizes that personal fit and visual perception are crucial, concluding that while the Sporter is a classic all-rounder, the Multisport captured his preference due to its hybrid design and comfortable stock.

This guide details the installation and basic operation of the ShotKam, a gun-mounted camera designed for analyzing shooting performance. It covers the unboxing, attachment process to a firearm barrel, power-on sequence, and the camera's buffering functionality triggered by sound. The review emphasizes its value as a learning tool for identifying shooting errors and improving technique, particularly for clay shooting disciplines. While not a replacement for professional instruction, it offers valuable self-analysis capabilities.

This video reviews the TGS Gun, highlighting its performance in clay shooting. The adjustable cone stock is noted to significantly improve speed and handling. While acknowledging potential bias, the speakers praise the gun's balance, lightness, and quick swing, comparing it favorably to other shotguns in its price range. The review suggests the TGS Gun offers excellent value despite its Turkish origin.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features a discussion on grip techniques for red dot versus iron sight pistols, the effectiveness of dry-fire training aids, and the impact of sight radius versus weight on pistol performance. Ben Stoeger and guests explore how red dots can amplify perceived gun movement and discuss strategies for target transitions and sight picture confirmation at various distances. The panel also debates the utility of laser training tools and the significance of barrel length and weight distribution in pistol choice.