Videos tagged with Sighting Techniques

This video explains that red dot sights on pistols are not inherently slower for close-range engagements; the perceived slowness is often due to shooter technique. It details two "gross sight picture" methods: using the back of the slide or the optic housing as a reference at very close distances (under 3 yards), and the "guillotine" method, which uses the top curvature of the optic housing as an aiming point. The instructor emphasizes looking through the optic at the target, not at the optic itself.

This analysis of a London OIS, presented by John Correia of Active Self Protection, offers critical insights into defensive tactics. It breaks down the Tueller Principle, critiques sighting and movement techniques during retreat, and highlights the dangers of falling with a firearm. The discussion emphasizes proactive lateral movement and safe firearm handling under duress, drawing on evidence-based defensive training principles.

This guide details techniques for the Hotchkiss Universal PCC, focusing on its unique folding capabilities and common operational challenges in competition. It covers efficient unfolding for 'paratrooper' starts and addresses malfunctions caused by bracing against barricades. Expert insights from Ian McCollum highlight the importance of mastering holdovers for non-adjustable sights at extended ranges.