Videos tagged with Steve Fisher

This video showcases a carbine course hosted by Thunder Ranch and taught by Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts. The content covers refining zeros, precise holds, long-range shooting, close-quarters engagement, and various shooting positions. The instructor, Kit Badger, provides links to the gear used and promotes his merchandise and Patreon. The review highlights the course as 'rad' and a hybrid of Thunder Ranch staff and Steve Fisher's instruction.

Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts discusses common shotgun hardware failures like rattling mag extensions and broken side saddles, emphasizing simplicity with good sights, a white light, and reliable ammo carriers. He addresses user errors such as backwards shell loading and short-stroking, and explains how to mitigate over-penetration by patterning the gun and understanding environmental angles, preferring 00 or #1 buckshot. Fisher also highlights that modern, tight-patterning loads require precise aiming, stressing the irreplaceable value of professional training.

This video showcases a low-light pistol and carbine training course with Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts, as experienced by Kit Badger. The reviewer highlights it as the best low-light course they've taken, particularly for the pistol segment, praising Steve Fisher's practical application of concepts. The video details the effective use of lights for searching and provides ample opportunity for skill repetition. The description also lists the specific firearm and gear used during the training, offering viewers insights into the loadout.

The Gun Collective Podcast, episode 060, shifts focus to a positive outlook within the firearms community. Host Jon Patton is joined by guests Adam Pini, firearms instructor and "Yeti" Steve Fisher, and Brandon Herrera. The discussion centers on current positive initiatives, the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, and practical ways to achieve it. The episode also highlights the TGC Patreon program, mentioning a giveaway of a 4-inch Smith & Wesson 686 for supporters.

This video showcases the author's gear loadout from the 2019 Shooter Symposium, an event featuring renowned instructors like Steve Fisher, Dan Brokos, and Craig Douglas. The description directs viewers to KitBadger's website for a full list of gear, links, additional videos, merchandise, and support options. The symposium itself is described as a four-day event with classes offered by various industry professionals.

This episode of The MSP Podcast features Matt Shockey, a Houston Area Police Sergeant and SWAT Team Member, discussing the Shooters Symposium 2019 training event. Shockey shares insights from running the event last year and details what instructors like Robert Vogel, Mike Pannone, Craig Douglas, and others will be teaching this year. The description also highlights various discount codes for sponsors and links to class schedules and registration, indicating a focus on advanced firearms training and practical application.

This video showcases Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts leading a Practical Urban Carbine course. The training covers essential skills such as basic zeroing, ballistics, barricade work, and distance shooting up to 300 yards, culminating in a night shoot. The description highlights footage from the class and encourages viewers to visit the Guns & Tactics website and social media channels for more content. It emphasizes that all shooting activities were conducted in a controlled, safe environment.

This video features Steve Fisher of Sentinel Concepts demonstrating efficient methods for dealing with handgun malfunctions. The content focuses on practical techniques for clearing common issues that can arise with a firearm, aiming to improve a shooter's ability to maintain operational readiness under stress. It's designed to enhance skills for self-defense and tactical applications.

This video demonstrates Jerry Miculek executing the Viking Tactics (VTAC) 1-5 drill with a Barrett .50 cal rifle, achieving an impressive 2.17-second time. The drill involves 6 shots across 3 targets in a specific sequence. Miculek highlights the challenges of managing the heavy recoil of the 28 lb rifle and analyzes his split times, showcasing expert-level speed and control.