Videos tagged with Sideways Shooting

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 video details a concealed carry tactics class focusing on the Savage Stance XR pistol. It highlights advanced techniques beyond basic permit courses, including the 'sideways gun' drill for improved trigger control and a seated shooting method utilizing the chair for stability. The class emphasizes mastering fundamentals like grip, sight alignment, and trigger press in dynamic scenarios.

Expert firearms instructor Johnny Q demonstrates and analyzes the effectiveness of shooting a pistol sideways, a technique often seen in movies. He contrasts this with a standard two-handed stance, highlighting the significant loss of stability and control when shooting one-handed and sideways. The demonstration includes practical application of tactical reloads and addresses potential malfunctions, concluding that while hitting a target sideways might be possible, it is far less effective and controllable than traditional shooting methods.

This video from Johnny Q demonstrates and explains why shooting a pistol sideways, often called 'gangster style,' is not a practical or effective technique. The instructor, an experienced shooter, visually confirms that recoil still moves upwards relative to the slide, even when the firearm is held horizontally. He strongly advises against this method for any serious application, labeling it as impractical.

This video demonstrates a viewer-requested technique of shooting a pistol sideways, often referred to as a 'gangster grip'. Johnny Q, an experienced shooter and content creator, showcases the process with a customized Glock-style pistol, highlighting that accuracy can be maintained even from this non-standard position. The demonstration includes visual evidence of the firearm's operation and a brief comparison to traditional shooting stances.

This video details a "Gangster Challenge" focused on shooting a pistol one-handed and sideways at increasing distances. The Honest Outlaw demonstrates the technique, starting at 25 yards and progressing to 50 yards, where he experiences a jam due to cold and the shooting style. The challenge emphasizes looking cool while executing the shots, with the instructor calling out other YouTubers to attempt it.