Videos tagged with Instructor Tips

This video provides essential tips for students attending firearms training classes, emphasizing preparedness and maximizing learning. Key advice includes reading class requirements, bringing sufficient ammunition and magazines, utilizing tools like magazine loaders, and planning for comfort and logistics such as meals and weather protection. The instructor stresses that preparation directly contributes to a more effective and enjoyable training experience.

This video features John "Shrek" McPhee, a former Ranger, Special Forces, and Delta Operator, sharing his extensive experience in handling egotistical students during firearms training. He discusses the challenges egos present in learning and offers practical, tried-and-true methods to build trust and instill discipline in even the most difficult individuals. The advice is aimed at both experienced instructors seeking to improve their skills and novice shooters looking for comprehensive guidance on navigating the complexities of firearm instruction and personal shooting development.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Tiger McKee and Tom Gresham discussing post-holiday shopping and safety tips for 2023. Tiger shares insights on how instructors can bridge the gap between range training and real-life scenarios. The discussion aims to equip listeners with knowledge for safer outings and everyday life. The segment is part of the regular Gun Talk Radio broadcast, available live and as podcasts.

This guide provides essential tips for new shooters attending firearms classes. It emphasizes the importance of punctuality, being overly prepared with gear and ammunition, and actively listening to and following instructor guidance. The advice aims to help students avoid common pitfalls and maximize their learning experience.

This video, featuring TheFirearmGuy interviewing staff at Top Gun Shooting Sports, highlights crucial gun store etiquette and firearm safety. Instructor Matt and Owner Mike emphasize avoiding common customer mistakes like claiming expertise without experience, surprising staff with drawn firearms, and poor muzzle/trigger discipline. The core message stresses that safe handling and respect for store policies are paramount when interacting with firearms in a retail environment.