Videos tagged with NRA Training

This guide details the foundational principles of effective pistol shooting as taught by a professional firearms instructor. It covers critical elements such as foot placement, knee and hip positioning for a stable fighting stance, upper body posture for recoil management, and precise grip techniques for both strong and support hands. The instruction emphasizes biomechanics to achieve predictable recoil travel and consistent shot placement across various firearm platforms.

This podcast episode, "Is NRA Training Any Good?", hosted by Joel Persinger (The GunGuy), delves into the effectiveness and necessity of firearms training for self-defense. The host strongly recommends the NRA Personal Protection series, specifically "NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home" and "NRA Personal Protection Outside The Home" for concealed carry. He shares his positive personal experience with the training, taken at AllSafe Defense under instructor T.J. Johnston. The episode also promotes various platforms for watching the content, including YouTube and Vimeo, and encourages support through Patreon and donations. It highlights sponsors and lists relevant gun rights organizations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper training for gun owners.

This YouTube video from Gun For Hire focuses on their low-light and no-light firearm training courses. The description highlights Gun For Hire's extensive experience, accolades, and role as the North East training hub for instructors. It promotes their website, academy, radio show, and social media presence, alongside resources for obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey and New York, and a book called "Crime Proof". The content emphasizes professional firearm education and preparedness in challenging visibility conditions.

Officer Marcus Pesquera, the 2015 NRA Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, shares how NRA training was instrumental in saving his life. The video features Grant Stinchfield discussing this critical aspect of law enforcement preparedness. It also promotes supporting law enforcement and highlights the NRA's role in providing essential training to officers. The segment is part of Stinchfield's broadcast on NRATV.