Videos tagged with Hip Fire

Taran Butler, a professional competition shooter and custom firearm manufacturer, demonstrates advanced hip-fire techniques with the TTI Sand Viper. This guide covers the practical application of shooting from the hip, emphasizing speed, accuracy, and recoil control, while also addressing potential concerns like compensator gas blowback. The demonstration highlights the effectiveness of the Sand Viper with a Trijicon SRO for high-speed target engagement.

This video from Civilian Tactical explores the effectiveness of hip firing a Derya Arms DY12Y shotgun, as often depicted in movies. The instructor, demonstrating high expertise, tests the accuracy of hip firing using a 12-gauge shotgun with a 20-round drum magazine and a Gideon red dot sight. The results indicate that while hip firing is physically manageable due to recoil mitigation systems, it significantly lacks accuracy and tends to impact lower than intended, making it impractical for precise shooting.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Sten MK.II(S), the world's first suppressed submachine gun. It covers its historical context, design features, operational nuances, and performance through sound testing and practical application scenarios. The review highlights its crude but effective design, the challenges with its magazines, and its surprising effectiveness even by modern standards, particularly its suppressed capabilities.

The Beretta PM12, nicknamed 'Gabagoozi,' is compared to the classic Uzi, highlighting the PM12's superior ergonomics and practical accuracy during hip fire due to its vertical foregrip and press-pull technique. While both SMGs were designed around the same era and use similar magazines, the PM12 offers a more comfortable stock and a slower, more controllable cyclic rate.

This guide details the loading and firing technique for the Mossberg 590 Nightstick, as demonstrated by Misha. It covers proper shell insertion into the magazine tube and safe handling during live fire at an outdoor range, emphasizing controlled hip-firing. The demonstration showcases proficient firearm handling and smooth reloading.

This video demonstrates a high-level technique for simultaneously firing two FN Herstal M249 SAW machine guns from the hip. The demonstration highlights controlled handling of belt-fed automatic weapons, emphasizing sustained fire with 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition. The shooter, equipped with appropriate safety gear, showcases the ability to manage significant recoil and maintain weapon control during rapid discharge.

This video demonstrates the technique for hip firing an MG 42 machine gun. It highlights the importance of proper stance, grip, and controlled trigger engagement to manage the weapon's high rate of fire and recoil. The demonstration includes slow-motion footage to analyze the cycling action and muzzle flash, emphasizing safe handling with ear protection.

This video explores retro long gun techniques, specifically hip firing bolt-action rifles, the M1 Garand, and shotguns, as practiced in the mid-20th century. The instructors demonstrate and analyze the effectiveness of these close-quarters combat methods, noting the challenges in achieving accuracy due to natural point of aim being high and the weapon's tendency to slide. While not recommended for modern training, the techniques are shown to be functional for their intended close-range applications.

This video demonstrates the technique for hip firing a Browning M1919 belt-fed machine gun. The instructor, identified with 'Columbia War Machine' branding, showcases controlled recoil management and proper grip for this heavy weapon. The footage includes slow-motion analysis of muzzle flash and cycling action, highlighting the practical application of this firing method.

This YouTube video, titled "Hip Fire🔥 but who did it better?", focuses on a shooting comparison, as indicated by the title and the mention of editing out misses. The description and provided hashtags suggest a theme of shooting, firearms, and potentially a tactical context, set against the backdrop of Utah mountains. The content likely aims to entertain by showcasing shooting skills, with an implied competitive element.

This guide details the hip-fire technique for operating an M134 Minigun, as demonstrated by Columbia War Machine. The demonstration emphasizes the use of plastic training rounds for safe engagement of targets at a distance, showcasing the weapon's impressive rate of fire and operational characteristics. The instructor exhibits a high level of expertise in handling specialized firearms.

This video demonstrates the technique for firing an M134 Minigun from a hip-mounted position, engaging a remote-controlled aircraft. The demonstration, conducted by Columbia War Machine, highlights the weapon's high rate of fire (2,000-6,000 RPM) using plastic training rounds. It showcases the specialized hip-mount harness and the coordination required for such an operation, emphasizing safe handling of heavy weaponry in a controlled environment.