Videos tagged with Shooters Global Timer

This video explores the effectiveness of point shooting at various distances, from 7 to 25 yards, by comparing accuracy and speed with and without firearm sights. The instructor, Alyssa Seymour, aims to identify personal limits for point shooting and highlight the tendency to over-confirm with sights, especially at closer ranges. The drill emphasizes becoming more target-focused and understanding the balance between speed and accuracy.

This video details Lena Miculek's competition warm-up routine for the PCC World Shoot. It emphasizes the importance of rest, movement, and dry fire practice using a timer app. The routine includes specific dry fire drills designed to prepare competitors physically and mentally for demanding stages, aiming to reduce pre-stage anxiety and improve performance.

Ben Stoeger reviews a new, simplified Shooters Global timer. He notes improvements over a previous design, particularly a louder beep and a more user-friendly interface. While not ideal for classes due to its internal rechargeable battery, it appears suitable for personal training.

This video covers essential gear for a productive range day, focusing on eye and ear protection and advanced shot timers. Hosts John Keys and Michael Singleton emphasize the importance of ballistic-rated eyewear, recommending Hunter HD Gold for its clarity and transition features, and discussing alternatives like Tactical Tan glasses. For hearing protection, they highlight electronic options like Grizzly Ears with Bluetooth and ballistic cancellation, and Walker's electronic muffs, noting the trade-offs in sound fidelity for in-ear versus over-ear models. The discussion then shifts to modern shot timers, specifically the Shooters Global model, detailing its advanced features like dry-fire capability, app integration for data logging, and various modes for training drills.

This video provides a first look at the Dead Air Mojave 9 modular 9mm suppressor, highlighting its ability to be configured into two different lengths by removing the end cap and front section. It also introduces the Runner Arms Pincer ambidextrous magazine release, designed to prevent accidental magazine drops on Glocks. The review includes shooting impressions with the Mojave 9 on a pistol and a Colt 1911, noting its sound signature and cycling performance, alongside a demonstration of the Shooters Global shot timer.

This YouTube video focuses on testing the functionality and reliability of a "Shooters Global Timer." The description directs viewers to Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG) for in-person classes and digital coaching, and also provides links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. The content appears to be aimed at competitive shooters or those involved in organized shooting events where timing is critical.