Videos tagged with Support Hand Only

This video from Achilles Heel Tactical emphasizes that firearm shooting proficiency hinges on consistency and durability of technique, rather than strict adherence to 'correct' grips. The instructor demonstrates that even with unconventional or imperfect grips, maintaining a consistent platform allows for rapid and accurate shooting. The core message is to focus on fundamental principles that enable predictable firearm performance, encouraging individuals to find their own optimal, consistent grip.

The No-Fail Pistol course by Presscheck Consulting, led by Chuck Pressburg, emphasizes realistic violence scenarios and low-probability shots with a focus on liability. The two-day curriculum integrates classroom theory on ballistics and human physiology with progressive range drills. Key training components include zeroing on B8 targets, timed drills prioritizing hits over speed, extensive single-hand shooting practice, and advanced scenarios with moving targets and wide transitions. This course aims to push shooters beyond fundamentals to discover their true capabilities under stress.

This expert-level guide details Ken Hackathorn's 'Three Second Standards' drill, a progressive training exercise designed to improve speed and accuracy under pressure. Instruction from Ken Hackathorn, a highly experienced instructor for FBI SWAT and U.S. SOCOM, emphasizes foundational skills like drawing, rapid fire, and one-handed shooting. The drill culminates in a scoring system where a maximum of two points can be dropped to pass.

This YouTube video documents a competitive shooting stage titled 'Stage 1 SEG Steel Shoot' from April 27, 2015. The described drill involves a sequence of shooting exercises: El Presidente, followed by a 25-yard shot using only the support hand, then a 25-yard shot with both hands, a 25-yard shot with only the strong hand, and finally another 25-yard shot with both hands. The description highlights a scoring system where hitting single-handed shots deducts 5 points, while misses add 1 point. The video mentions a best time of 28.5 seconds, which was achieved by both the uploader and the match winner.