Videos tagged with Gunsite Training

The Taurus GX2 is a new micro-compact striker-fired pistol offering a 13+1 capacity, exceeding competitors like the Smith & Wesson Shield, Springfield Hellcat, and Sig P365 in capacity while maintaining a similar footprint. Tested at Gunsite, the GX2 demonstrated reliable performance after an initial magazine follower issue was resolved by Taurus. Its features include a short trigger reach, undercut trigger guard, textured grip, and Glock-compatible sights, making it a strong contender for concealed carry, especially at its sub-$300 price point.

Chris Cerino discusses his experience testing new Stoeger pistols at Gunsite, including the STR9 Compact, STR9 Combat Plus, and STR9 MC Micro Compact. He also details his involvement in the FASTeR program for school faculty and administrators, emphasizing the importance of rigorous training standards for armed personnel. The conversation highlights effective shooting techniques, common student struggles, and the value of continuous training for proficiency.

This review details the Crimson Trace RAD Pro, a full-size pistol red dot sight. The video highlights its construction from 7075 aerospace aluminum, a 3 MOA dot, ambient light sensor, shake awake feature, and top-mounted battery for easy replacement. The author shares practical experience from a Gunsite training event, emphasizing its performance during drills and low-light conditions, noting its generous viewable area and ability to maintain zero under recoil.

This Gun Talk Radio episode discusses a district court ruling that strikes down laws prohibiting convicted felons from owning guns, exploring the legal and political implications. The show also includes a segment on a deer hunt that resulted in more stories than successful harvests, and a range report from Tom Gresham detailing a failure on the Gunsite shoot house. The program covers a range of firearm-related topics, from new products to politics, and is broadcast live on Sundays.

This content emphasizes the critical importance of comprehensive firearms training for self-defense, particularly in the context of school security. It highlights that dedicated training, like that offered by Gunsite, can equip ordinary citizens with the skills and mindset to effectively respond to threats. The discussion stresses the necessity of carrying firearms on one's person, practicing retention skills, and engaging in advanced drills. It advocates for empowering individuals, including teachers, with the means and training to protect themselves and others, rather than relying solely on institutional responses.

This episode of Gun Talk After Show covers several firearms-related topics. A caller experiences primer ejection issues with Winchester Defender 410 cartridges, leading to advice to contact the manufacturer due to potential excessive pressure. The discussion then shifts to the Hearing Protection Act, aiming to reduce the tax on suppressors. Various firearms and ammunition topics are touched upon, including the Smith & Wesson Governor, Ruger American Rifle, the potential for a 327 Federal Magnum lever-action rifle, and the complexities of rimfire ammunition manufacturing. The conversation also delves into legal aspects like the prosecution of felons in possession of firearms and the effectiveness of background checks. Finally, upcoming training at Gunsite and the enduring appeal of the 1911 platform are discussed.