Videos tagged with John Anderson

This video emphasizes that proper grip and trigger press technique are more critical than specialized trigger components for accurate shooting. Instructors John Anderson and Joel Park advocate for a smooth, continuous trigger press, focusing on isolating finger movement to avoid disturbing the sights. They highlight the importance of a solid grip and consistent practice, including dry-firing, to master these fundamentals, suggesting that proficiency with a 'shitty' trigger translates to better performance with any firearm.

This video showcases a diverse collection of firearms, ranging from historical and rare military weapons to modern civilian handguns and shotguns. It highlights unique designs, powerful calibers, and specific applications for each firearm, offering insights into their capabilities and historical context. The presentation covers a wide spectrum of firearm types, including shotguns, revolvers, and pistols, providing a broad overview for enthusiasts.

This expert-level overview from Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons details the rare Pancor Jackhammer Mk3 prototype. It covers the shotgun's development history, the reasons for its project failure, and its unique mechanical features, including a gas-operated blow-forward system and a distinctive revolving drum magazine. The analysis highlights the prototype's non-functional status and its historical significance as a legendary 'forgotten weapon'.

This entry details the rare Pancor Jackhammer prototype, a gas-operated, blow-forward 12 gauge shotgun designed by John Anderson. It covers its unique operating mechanism, including the drum magazine and gas seal system, its historical context in military trials, and its significant weight and rate of fire. The information is presented with high authority, drawing on detailed mechanical analysis and historical context.

This guide details essential defensive handgun techniques as taught by John Anderson, a Defensive Handgun Instructor. It contrasts the sport-oriented 'teacup' grip with the superior 'thumbs forward' defensive grip, emphasizing how the latter maximizes control and minimizes muzzle rise for faster threat neutralization. The video also covers adopting a natural defensive stance that utilizes instinctive body reactions under stress, crucial for effective close-quarters engagement.