Videos tagged with Olympic Pistol

This video from JaredAF, a subject matter expert, delves into the advantages of electronic triggers for competitive pistols. He highlights their ability to achieve extremely light and consistent pull weights, surpassing even high-end mechanical triggers like those found on the Hammerli 100, without the accelerated wear or inconsistency issues common in very light mechanical setups. The explanation is supported by visual evidence of specialized Olympic-style free pistols with electronic trigger control panels and wooden grips.

This YouTube video title, '2-hands on olympic pistol?', suggests a discussion or demonstration related to Olympic pistol shooting, specifically focusing on whether two-handed grip is used. The description provides extensive affiliate links for various shooting-related equipment, including eye patches, a wide range of targets (B-8C, B-8, B-6C, B-6, B-16, B-2, B-3), D-Lead products for lead exposure mitigation, respirators (N95, P100), steel targets, chronographs, snap caps (9mm, .38 Spl), and files. This indicates the video likely involves practical shooting, target practice, and possibly firearm maintenance or analysis.

This guide details the advanced technique of inertia firing a Hammerli Free Pistol, as demonstrated by firearms enthusiast JaredAF. It covers loading, cocking, setting the highly sensitive hair trigger, and inducing discharge through a sharp backward jerk of the pistol. The demonstration highlights the mechanics of specialized target pistols and the importance of understanding trigger systems.

This video showcases a brief moment of target assessment after a shooting session, with the shooter confirming all shots landed within the black and one in the x-ring. The focus is on the positive outcome of the shooting, indicating successful accuracy.