Videos tagged with Shotgun Fundamentals

This video recaps two training courses attended by the speaker: a radio communications course and a shotgun fundamentals course, both taught by Mike Fior of Zero Point in Pennsylvania. The radio course covered programming, spectrum differences, FCC rules, encryption, and environmental considerations, culminating in a town-wide search exercise. The shotgun course focused on essential fighting techniques, emphasizing getting the firearm to work, put rounds on target, and be a usable tool, using lower-recoil ammunition for a less intimidating experience.

This guide demonstrates the practical difference between Cylinder and Full shotgun chokes using a Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol. Expert instruction highlights how choke constriction affects shot pattern spread at 10 yards, using Federal 12 Gauge ammunition and Home Depot cardboard targets for clear visual comparison. Proper firearm handling and choke installation are emphasized.

This video from Civilian Tactical provides an expert overview of the three most common types of 12 gauge shotgun ammunition: birdshot, buckshot, and slugs. The host, demonstrating high authority, explains the distinct characteristics and intended uses of each, including pellet count for buckshot and projectile design for slugs. Key differences in brass height and their implications are also discussed, offering valuable insights for shooters.

This guide details fundamental techniques for beginner clay pigeon shooting, as taught by expert instructor Jim Harmer. It covers proper gun mounting, grip, stance, sighting, and the crucial elements of swing, trigger pull, and follow-through. Harmer emphasizes a safety-conscious approach and provides insights into common beginner mistakes and how to overcome them, making it ideal for new shotgun enthusiasts.