Videos tagged with Range Etiquette

This video discusses a situation where a shooter was asked to stop firing due to their shooting technique, specifically concerning the use of an FRT trigger and potential magazine drops. The shooter explains their rationale for turning the firearm sideways, which was to prevent the magazine from falling out during rapid fire. The owner of the range reportedly had no issues with the technique, highlighting a difference in perception regarding firearm handling and safety protocols.

This compilation of firearm-related clips highlights common mistakes and some best practices in weapon handling and range etiquette. It emphasizes the importance of trigger discipline, muzzle awareness, and proper firearm maintenance. The video also touches on the effectiveness of suppressors and offers advice on open versus concealed carry, stressing that open carry can make an individual a primary target.

This video highlights several often-overlooked dangers and limitations of indoor shooting ranges, contrasting them with the benefits of outdoor ranges. It discusses lead exposure from primers, the impact of noise levels on hearing, the mixed skill levels present, and the inability to practice essential skills like drawing from a holster. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, advises on mitigation strategies and advocates for more accessible outdoor shooting facilities.

This video provides essential firearms safety instructions and basic shooting techniques for beginners. It emphasizes the fundamental rules of firearm handling, including always assuming a gun is loaded, maintaining muzzle discipline, and keeping a finger off the trigger. The guide also covers proper shooting stance, sight alignment, and trigger control for accurate shooting.

This episode of Guns Podcast US identifies five common and costly mistakes new shooters make, offering practical advice to overcome them. Hosts Brent Weid and Roy Huntington emphasize that acquiring more gear or a fancier gun won't automatically improve shooting skills. They advise focusing on fundamental safety and technique, managing expectations about accessory purchases, and understanding the realities of firearm maintenance and ammunition consumption. The discussion highlights that skill development is a journey, not a destination achieved through equipment alone.

This video features Johnny Q demonstrating basic pistol operation, including magazine insertion and slide racking, in a casual, experienced manner. The content highlights the simplicity of these actions and touches on the ATF director's perceived inability to perform them.

This video provides a practical demonstration of shooting the Noreen ULR Mini 50 BMG rifle. The presenter, with experienced authority, walks through the process of loading, firing, and managing the significant recoil of this powerful caliber. Key components like the Timney trigger, Monsterum scope, and Accu-Tac bipod are highlighted, offering insights into the rifle's setup and performance.

This guide outlines the basic steps for taking a Block 17 (Lego gun) equipped with a pistol light to an indoor shooting range. It covers checking in, acquiring a lane, and preparing to shoot, emphasizing the need for eye protection. The video demonstrates a casual approach to range use, suitable for beginners.

Instructor Mike observes that many concealed carry renewal students lack fundamental pistol skills despite range experience. He notes common issues like improper grip and overconfidence, highlighting that renewal courses should verify existing knowledge rather than teach basics. The video showcases visual examples of these common errors on the shooting range.

This guide, informed by an expert instructor, details how individuals over 60 can enhance their shooting experience by leveraging specific range amenities and techniques. It covers utilizing red dot sights for aging eyes, managing recoil, selecting comfortable shooting positions, and optimizing hearing protection. The advice emphasizes precision and comfort over speed, aligning with the strengths of senior shooters and drawing on industry data from organizations like the NSSF.

Instruction from Joel Park, a recognized firearms instructor, addresses common accuracy degradation during extended practice. He explains how mental and physical fatigue leads to subconscious recoil anticipation and improper trigger/grip techniques, causing shots to trend low and left. Park offers practical solutions including trigger press focus, support hand tension maintenance, and strategic breaks.

This video from The VSO Gun Channel emphasizes the critical importance of wearing a hat on the shooting range. The instructor demonstrates how hot brass ejected from a firearm can fall vertically and become lodged between the shooter's forehead and eyewear, posing a significant burn and eye injury risk. Wearing a hat, especially one with a brim, is presented as a mandatory safety measure to prevent such incidents, complementing the use of eye protection with side shields.