Videos tagged with Shot Grouping

This video demonstrates the process of zeroing an M16A2 rifle and testing the accuracy of two different ammunition types: 69-grain Federal Match and 62-grain M855 Ball. The instructor walks through establishing a 25-meter zero, performing shot groups, and then extending to 100 meters, emphasizing proper shooting technique and sight adjustments. The comparison highlights potential differences in accuracy and point of impact between match-grade and standard ball ammunition.

This guide details the process of loading, aiming, and firing the Gewehr 43, emphasizing techniques for achieving consistent shot groups. It covers initial shot observation, aim adjustments based on windage and elevation, and the importance of utilizing tools like bench rests and spotting scopes for accuracy. The instruction is delivered with clear expertise, guiding viewers on how to analyze and improve their shooting performance with this historical rifle.

This video emphasizes using a paper plate as a target to focus on hitting the vital triangle, rather than precise bullseye accuracy. Instructor John G. Johnson suggests a drill involving loading five rounds, firing them, and evaluating shot groups. The goal is to build confidence and fundamental shooting skills applicable to various firearms, from small pistols to carbines, and includes practicing magazine drops.

This guide details a dry-fire training drill using the Mantis Blackbeard system for AR-15 platforms. The drill involves establishing a baseline accuracy, practicing with the system for five minutes to improve trigger control and firearm movement, and then re-evaluating accuracy. The Mantis Blackbeard's auto-resetting trigger and app-based tracking provide immediate feedback, as demonstrated by Civilian Tactical's structured testing methodology.

Instructor Mike demonstrates a focused practice session with the Sig Sauer P320, emphasizing slow-motion analysis of key shooting mechanics. The video highlights efficient holster draws, consistent grip, and recoil management during rapid-fire drills. This expert-led approach aims to improve shot grouping and overall shooting proficiency for intermediate to advanced shooters.

This Brownells Quick Tip clarifies the distinction between accuracy and precision for new shooters. Accuracy is defined as the closeness of the point of impact to the point of aim, while precision refers to the closeness of shots to each other. The video emphasizes that achieving precision first is key, followed by adjusting for accuracy using optics.

This content explores whether airsoft marksmanship skills translate to real firearms, highlighting the critical difference of recoil. It emphasizes starting with basic shot grouping exercises, focusing on grip, stance, and trigger control to manage recoil and overcome shot anticipation. The instructor suggests that with focused training on fundamentals, an airsoft enthusiast can adapt to real firearms relatively quickly.

Instructor Mike demonstrates shooting the Springfield TRP .45 ACP at 7 and 5 yards, emphasizing trigger discipline due to its lighter pull. He highlights the 8-round magazine capacity typical of 1911-style .45 ACPs compared to higher-capacity 9mm pistols. The instruction focuses on mastering close-quarters shooting, as most armed encounters occur between 2-5 yards.