Videos tagged with Handgun Training System

This guide details how to use the HTS Dry-Fire Bullet Insert for more realistic dry fire practice. Developed by John G. Johnson, this 3D-printed tool prevents the slide from locking back on semi-automatic pistols when using an empty magazine, allowing for focused practice on trigger control, break, and reset without wasting ammunition. It emphasizes safe practices and deliberate trigger manipulation over rapid 'speed clicking'.

This training focuses on the critical 'Front Sight Focus' technique, a fundamental for improving handgun accuracy. Instructor John G. Johnson explains that due to human vision limitations, concentrating on the front sight naturally blurs the target, which is essential for a consistent and repeatable sight picture. The training emphasizes this core principle over gear, highlighting its importance for all shooters.

This video by John G. Johnson details a dry fire drill focused on correcting common shooting errors like missing low and left, primarily caused by poor trigger control. Utilizing a 9mm laser bullet provides immediate feedback on muzzle movement during the trigger press. The instructor emphasizes transitioning these dry fire techniques to live fire to achieve tighter shot groups, offering further resources like his masterclass and HTS community for continuous improvement.

John G. Johnson, a seasoned firearms instructor, outlines ten resolutions for improving handgun accuracy. He emphasizes the importance of training with a purpose, mastering fundamentals like grip and trigger control, and incorporating consistent dry fire practice. Johnson advises shooters to slow down, track their progress, fix one issue at a time, use structured drills, and seek feedback. He stresses that quality practice with a system is more effective than high-volume shooting, ultimately building confidence and skill.

This video offers a free 4-week masterclass on handgun fundamentals, taught by firearms instructor John G. Johnson. It aims to help new shooters correct common errors such as shooting low and left by focusing on essential techniques like grip, stance, trigger control, sight picture, and sight alignment. The course is delivered via video instruction, allowing for home-based training.

This YouTube video announces the official launch of "The Handgun Training System" (HTS), a new weekly program designed by John the Firearms Instructor. The system aims to improve shooters' accuracy and efficiency by providing structured drills and target practice. The live podcast, broadcast from the range, will detail how HTS functions, the benefits of membership, and offer a free trial of a target and lesson. The instructor addresses common frustrations like wasted ammo and inconsistent shots, encouraging viewers to engage and learn how to "train smarter, shoot straighter."

This video focuses on improving handgun accuracy through fundamental mechanics. Instructor John G. Johnson breaks down key elements like grip, trigger control, and sight picture. He introduces the "60/40 grip pressure method" and the "6 o'clock hold box" for consistent shooting. The video also highlights a "daily 60-second drill" and the "One-Hole Challenge" target for practice. It's designed for new shooters, concealed carriers, and anyone struggling with accuracy, emphasizing that precise shooting is about technique, not luck.

This video addresses a common issue for gun owners: hitting a plateau in their shooting progress. It explains that many shooters stall without realizing it, leading to stagnant accuracy and fading motivation. The content promises to break down 10 reasons for these plateaus and provide actionable strategies to overcome them, fostering a better mindset, habits, and a clear path for improvement. It emphasizes training with purpose and introduces a "Handgun Training System" for structured learning, accountability, and expert feedback, aiming to help shooters become more confident and skilled.

This video aims to help shooters improve their performance at the range by moving beyond "winging it." It introduces the Handgun Training System (HTS), a weekly program designed to provide a structured approach to firearm training. HTS includes lessons, printable targets, step-by-step instructions, homework assignments, and instructor feedback. The system is marketed as a solution for both new shooters and those experiencing performance plateaus, emphasizing training with purpose and eliminating wasted time and ammunition. The description also promotes the availability of firearms training eBooks, with a special offer for new customers.