Videos tagged with Remedial Training

This video addresses common struggles with consistent grip and speed among female law enforcement shooters. Instructor Ben Stoeger emphasizes that consistent grip is paramount and suggests regular dry fire practice, potentially with a timer, to build proficiency. He also notes that physical differences like smaller hands can present challenges, and modifications like grip tape might be beneficial. A key insight is that a willingness to accept advice is crucial for improvement.

This video details a remedial training drill designed to improve pistol accuracy, specifically focusing on trigger press and malfunction handling. The drill involves shooting live rounds mixed with dummy rounds at an unknown interval. When a dummy round causes a click, the shooter must perform a 'tap, rack, bang' to clear the malfunction and then resume accurate shooting. The instructor emphasizes slow, controlled shots and proper firearm manipulation, highlighting how this practice helps build muscle memory to overcome issues like trigger jerking under stress.

This video documents a son's first range day with a Marlin 1894 CSBL rifle chambered in .357 Magnum. It highlights the learning process for a young shooter, including initial challenges with firearm manipulation and loading, followed by successful target engagement. The content emphasizes the importance of remedial training and adapting to the firearm's operation.