Videos tagged with Practical Performance

This video details the benefits and installation of the Practical Performance captured guide rod for Walther firearms. The guide rod is designed to reduce perceived recoil and 'snappiness' common in German-made pistols by utilizing a stainless steel construction and a captured system. It is compatible with various Walther models, including the PDP, Q4, Q5, and PPQ, and is engineered to work with readily available Glock 17 recoil springs, allowing for easy customization of spring weight.

This video features a firearms training session where the creator and their endorsed instructors from @practical_performance_org, @ravenwinglimited, and @myowndefender, push the 3&2 drill. The objective is to beat the creator's personal record of 1.45 seconds and the official record of 1.37 seconds (unofficial 1.32 seconds) set by @point_1_tactics. The description highlights a positive and friendly atmosphere, referring to the participants as "homies."

This video features "Project 13" from Practical Performance, showcasing the Modern Samurai Project putting rounds through a new double-stack 9mm commander pistol. The description indicates a focus on the firearm's performance, likely involving a range test or initial evaluation. The content appears to be a segment of a larger series by Practical Performance, targeting enthusiasts interested in contemporary firearm technology and practical application.

This video showcases a "NOW Drill" challenge from St. John's County SWAT. The shooter attempts the drill at 5 yards, aiming for an 8-inch circle, drawing and firing 16 rounds, followed by a single shot after a slide lock. The par time is 11 seconds, and the shooter's second attempt was completed in 6.48 seconds, with aspirations of breaking 6 seconds by improving split times to 18. The description also includes numerous discount codes for various firearm-related brands and services, along with links to relevant products and training schedules.

This podcast episode features AJ Zito of Practical Performance discussing the merits of the 2011 platform. Key takeaways include the advantages of its steel frame for recoil management, the unique straight-back trigger pull, and the importance of proper maintenance and understanding of its mechanics. The discussion debunks common myths about reliability and safety features, emphasizing that proper training and care are crucial for optimal performance.

This two-day Practical Performance class with Tim Herron focused on fundamental shooting techniques. Key takeaways included managing grip pressure, particularly loosening the strong hand and utilizing the support hand more effectively, improving shot calling at distance, understanding acceptable sight pictures, and the importance of relaxing the body to prevent trigger freeze. The instruction emphasized a linear learning pattern where each concept built upon the last, making it easier to retain information and apply it practically.

This episode of The MSP Podcast features Matt Pranka, a retired Army Special Operations Unit member, USPSA Grand Master, and owner of X-Ray Alpha LLC. The discussion focuses on his provocative questions regarding tactics, training, and competition, aiming to challenge the status quo and encourage viewers to consider new perspectives forged from high-level experience. The podcast is supported by various sponsors offering discounts.

This podcast episode features an interview with BJJ Professor Charles Gomes, discussing how to find the right Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school. The conversation covers key evaluation criteria for schools and emphasizes that BJJ is accessible to everyone. Professor Gomes also introduces a new initiative aimed at improving the BJJ community. The episode is sponsored by several companies offering discounts on outdoor gear, tactical equipment, and firearms accessories.

This video focuses on improving pistol presentation by teaching viewers how to make their sight picture (the "dot") more predictable. It introduces concepts, likely related to shooting mechanics and body indexing, to help achieve a consistent point of aim during the drawing process. The description also heavily features promotional discount codes for various firearms-related companies and training opportunities.

This episode of the MSP Podcast features Melissa Bardfield, a BJJ black belt under Renzo Gracie and an adjunct instructor at the Sig Sauer Academy. The discussion covers her journey from martial arts to firearms training, highlighting her experiences as a woman in male-dominated fields. The episode also mentions several sponsors and discount codes for firearms-related products and training, including Big Tex Outdoors, PHLster, BoreSight Solutions, Viktos, Fenix Ammo, Practical Performance, Dark Angel Medical, Ble Alpha Gear, Battle Comp Industries, and Sons Of Liberty Gun Works. Information on class schedules and registration for the Modern Samurai Project is also provided.

This YouTube video features Cecil Burch, a 3rd Degree BJJ Black Belt, on the MSP Podcast. The discussion focuses on the transition from firearms training to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). Key themes include the dangers of absolute thinking in martial arts, the vastness and complexity of Jiu-Jitsu, and the importance of humility for progress in training. The episode also promotes several sponsors with discount codes, including Big Tex Outdoors, PHLster, BoreSight Solutions, Viktos, Fenix Ammo, Red Hill Tactical, Practical Performance, Dark Angel Medical, and Ble Alpha Gear. Information on class schedules and registration is also provided.

This YouTube video features a 'Practical Performance Ported 34' likely a Glock 34, demonstrating its capabilities with Blazer 115gr ammunition. The description's emphasis on 'FFFLLLAAATTTEERRR' suggests a focus on the firearm's performance, possibly relating to recoil management due to the porting or a very smooth shooting experience. Given the title, it's likely a range test or a review focusing on how the ported slide affects shooting dynamics.