Videos tagged with MikeBrownsClassInSession

This video demonstrates exercises using a Trigger Trainer device to improve trigger finger control, grip, and trigger discipline. It highlights the benefits of consistent practice for enhancing shooting skills. The video encourages viewers to like, follow, and subscribe for more content from Instructor Mike, providing links to his social media, YouTube channel, and podcast.

This video features Instructor Mike explaining a specific shooting technique for one-handed pistol use, specifically addressing the practice of turning the hand inward. The instructor encourages viewers to engage with his content by liking, following, and subscribing across various social media platforms and his podcast, 'On the Mic w/ Mike!' The video also includes a link to his website, MikeBrownsClass.com, and uses hashtags like #MikeBrownsClassInSession, #Guns, and #Glock.

This YouTube video features Instructor Mike demonstrating how to clear a Type 3 firearm malfunction in slow motion. The description highlights the visual aspect of the slow-motion replay for educational purposes. It also includes promotional links to Instructor Mike's social media channels (Facebook, Instagram), YouTube channel, and podcast, as well as his website. The provided hashtags indicate a focus on firearms and a connection to a specific instructor's brand.

This video expresses frustration and emphasizes the critical importance of having multiple magazines for a firearm. The title and description highlight a common and relatable problem for gun owners: running out of ammunition due to a single magazine. It strongly advocates for acquiring more magazines and promotes the creator's social media channels and podcast for further content.

This video discusses why the instructor doesn't teach dominant eye theory to basic pistol learners. The presenter, who is right-handed but left-eye dominant with a pistol, advocates for adaptability and argues against being 'slaved' to a single eye's dominance. The core concept is that learning multiple approaches, like not just one hand, leads to better adaptability during ambiguous situations.

This video features Instructor Mike demonstrating shooting techniques with a Glock 19 at the range. Key topics covered include performing magazine changes and responding to hot brass contact. The video also highlights support-hand shooting techniques, emphasizing spontaneous lessons derived from real-time range experiences. The description uses hashtags related to firearms, the specific model, and a branded class series.

This video review focuses on the Safariland GLS Pro-Fit Holster, presented by Mike Brown. The title and description highlight its versatility for multiple firearms, suggesting it's an ideal solution for individuals with a diverse gun collection. The presenter, Mike Brown, also encourages viewers to engage with his content by liking, following, and subscribing across various platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, and mentions his podcast "On the Mic w/ Mike!" and website MikeBrownsClass.com. The content emphasizes the utility and brand reputation of Safariland holsters.

This video, "What to Command Of a Deadly Threat Before You Shoot...If There’s Time," by Mike Brown, discusses the tactical consideration of issuing verbal commands to a potential threat before resorting to lethal force, assuming circumstances allow. The content creator emphasizes that this is not a secret strategy, encouraging viewers to listen for the details. The video also promotes following Mike Brown across various social media platforms and his podcast, "On the Mic w/ Mike."

This YouTube video, titled "Comply! Don’t Die!" and described as discussing "why compliance is necessary for true justice for all," appears to be a content piece from Instructor Mike, who promotes his social media channels and website. While the title and description do not explicitly mention firearms, the context of the creator's previous content and the provided hashtags suggest a potential focus on self-defense or related discussions where firearms might be discussed in the context of personal safety and legal compliance.

This video from Instructor Mike explains the mechanics of semi-automatic firearm recoil. It clarifies when recoil occurs and advises against trying to 'throw' the gun forward to counteract it. The description also teases a question about whether a 9mm bullet would simply fall out of a 9mm pistol barrel. The video promotes Instructor Mike's social media channels and website for further content.