Videos tagged with Pistol Recoil Control

This guide details advanced pistol recoil management techniques, drawing from Alyssa Seymour's expertise. It covers understanding recoil physics, optimizing grip and stance, and utilizing specific firearm features for improved control. The instruction emphasizes practical application through drills like the Bill Drill and double taps, aiming to enhance shooter consistency and speed.

This video provides fundamental techniques for managing pistol recoil. It emphasizes the importance of a proper stance, avoiding leaning back, and maintaining a correct grip. Specific actionable advice includes driving the pinky finger forward against the grip and the thumb forward against the slide to achieve flatter shooting and significantly reduce perceived recoil.

This video promotes online and in-person firearm training solutions offered by Achilles Heel Tactical. It highlights upcoming monthly online coaching sessions covering topics like pistol recoil control, draw efficiency, movement efficiency for both pistols and rifles, and using a par timer. The description also provides links to their video courses and general training schedule, encouraging viewers to subscribe for updates.

This video demonstrates advanced pistol recoil control techniques, emphasizing a high grip with both hands to manage slide reciprocation. It details the proper placement of the support hand to fill gaps and achieve a neutral grip, contrasting aggressive grips with a more balanced approach for consistent sight rise and fall. The instructor also touches on advanced techniques like actively driving the gun back on target.

This video demonstrates one-handed handgun shooting techniques for scenarios where a two-handed grip is not possible, such as recovering from an injury or a wounded hand. Instructor Jason from Skeleton Key Tactical, working with Alien Gear Holsters, emphasizes maintaining a consistent grip and trigger squeeze while adapting body position for recoil management. Key techniques include blading the body towards the target, tucking the non-shooting hand, and dropping the shooting elbow to create a more vertical hinge for recoil absorption, facilitating faster follow-on shots.