Videos tagged with Mechanical Lockup

This video demonstrates the critical technique of 'mechanical body lockup' for stable firearm control. Instructor John "Shrek" McPhee emphasizes that once mechanically locked up with a good grip and stance, the firearm's recoil is minimized, and the weapon returns to its original position, facilitating tighter shot groups. He stresses this is a fundamental for accurate shooting.

This guide details the differences between the cylinder stop mechanisms of the Chiappa Rhino 40DS and a Smith & Wesson Pro Series revolver, as explained by TheYankeeMarshal. It highlights how the Rhino's mechanical lockup offers superior resistance to recoil-induced cylinder slop compared to the S&W's spring-retained stop. The demonstration uses a toothpick to illustrate the rigidity difference.