Videos tagged with New Shooter Training

This guide, drawing on the expertise of Hickok45, emphasizes that while semi-automatic rifles offer rapid fire, bolt-action .22 rifles are superior training tools for new shooters. Focusing on deliberate trigger control and sight picture acquisition with a manual action builds essential marksmanship fundamentals. This approach helps beginners avoid developing bad habits associated with rapid, less controlled shooting, ultimately leading to better accuracy and a more solid understanding of shooting mechanics before transitioning to faster platforms.

This video from Summer Shoots addresses the common question of what caliber a new shooter should start with. The instructor, Summer, emphasizes that the best caliber is the one the shooter is most comfortable with, highlighting .22 LR for its low recoil and affordability, while acknowledging its limitations for self-defense. 9mm is presented as a more powerful option but with potentially more challenging recoil for absolute beginners. The video stresses that firearm fit and consistent training are more critical than the initial caliber choice.

This video clarifies a common misconception about a 'dent' on Glock frames, explaining it's an intentional ergonomic thumb rest. The speaker, identified as a professional firearms retailer, demonstrates how this feature aids in achieving a consistent and proper grip, especially beneficial for new shooters. The Glock 49 model is highlighted, showcasing its 9x19mm caliber and specific ergonomic design.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Savage .22lr bolt-action rifle, emphasizing its value for every gun owner and prepper. The speaker details its features, including a bull barrel and Vortex scope, and demonstrates its accuracy with both standard and high-capacity magazines. The utility of the .22lr for hunting, training, and its affordability is discussed, with a recommendation for the Ruger 10/22 as a semi-auto alternative.

TheFirearmGuy introduces two new firearms for 2026: the budget-friendly Heritage Rough Rider .22 LR revolver, ideal for new shooter training, and the feature-rich Canik Mete SFT Pro with a unique Stingray finish and advanced optics. He emphasizes practical considerations like barrel length for storage and optic mounting for usability, offering insights based on his extensive experience.

This discussion from Gun Talk Media covers the tradition of gifting firearms for Christmas, emphasizing the importance of starting new shooters with low-recoil options like the Ruger 10/22. Experts Ryan Gresham, Kevin Jarnagin, and Chris Cerino also delve into emerging trends like the booming 2011 platform, potential NFA tax stamp changes, and new less-lethal options, offering insights into the firearms landscape for 2025 and predictions for 2026.

This video introduces KTI (Knowledge Transfer Initiative), a training program for entry-level shooters. It emphasizes foundational firearm handling, storage, maintenance, and safe manipulation. The description details upcoming courses for both Pistol and Rifle disciplines scheduled for 2026, providing specific course codes and dates, targeting new shooters aiming to improve their skills.

Elliott Delp provides a practical overview of the Bore Buddy .22LR AR upper receiver, highlighting its utility for enjoyable shooting sessions, effective new shooter training, and specialized applications like night shooting. He emphasizes the cost-effectiveness and ease of use associated with the .22LR caliber in an AR platform, recommending the Bore Buddy for its reliability and accuracy.

This video chronicles the intensive 30-day training journey of a complete novice to becoming a highly confident shooter. Utilizing Mantis dry-fire systems, live-fire exercises, and personalized instruction, the content aims to demonstrate the rapid progress achievable in shooting skills. It highlights how quickly significant improvements can be made from beginner to an expert level, encouraging viewers to witness the transformation.

This video features John the Firearms Instructor providing women's training tips with a special guest, Sara, as she learns to shoot her new Smith and Wesson EZ. The focus is on safe firearm handling and basic pistol instruction in a controlled training environment. The description emphasizes the importance of firearm safety protocols and encourages viewers to visit the instructor's website and social media for more information and training opportunities. It also promotes the USCCA's concealed carry guide.

This January 2022 Q&A episode from Guns & Tactics addresses a wide range of firearm-related questions. Topics covered include the practicalities of oil in an AR chamber, magazine loading techniques, Holosun optic plates, armorer gunsmith blocks, handguard modifications, AR extractor springs, stoning fixtures, red dot and LPVO sight recommendations, cold-weather gear for slings and trigger guards, instructor life anecdotes, Sako trigger variations, suppressor cleaning, the Staccato P for duty use, 2011 magazines, and new shooter training. The episode also touches on upcoming SHOT show items and concludes with a giveaway. The video encourages viewer engagement through questions and channel support via Patreon.

This video details five essential combat drills for rifle proficiency, emphasizing muscle memory through repetition. Drills include the 'Up Drill' for single shots, 'Hammered Pair' for rapid double taps, 'Failure Drill' for target neutralization with a headshot, the 'Zipper Drill' for controlled fire progression, and the 'Box Drill' for engaging multiple targets efficiently. The content is presented by a former USSF member, highlighting advanced tactical applications.