Videos tagged with Supported Shooting

This video, featuring Chief Instructor Ernie Medina of Tap Rack Bang, provides expert tactical guidance on how to stack the odds in your favor during a gunfight. Medina emphasizes the critical importance of recognizing pre-attack signals for early reaction and repositioning. He details the difference between cover and concealment, using examples like sand-filled barrels versus empty ones, and stresses the advantage of supported shooting stances for accuracy at distance, citing the example of Elijah Dickens in the Indiana Mall shooting.

This guide, based on expert instruction from T.REX ARMS, covers the setup and use of Trijicon ACOG optics, specifically the TA02 and TA31 models. It emphasizes proper mounting for optimal eye relief, utilizing supported shooting positions for distance accuracy, and highlights the durability and effectiveness of these optics in challenging conditions. The guide also touches upon aftermarket support and the comparison between the TA02 and TA31.

This guide, from an experienced instructor at TREX ARMORY, details optimal ACOG optic placement for supported shooting positions like prone and barricades. It emphasizes achieving a comfortable eye relief and proper firearm grip to enhance stability and accuracy. The video also touches on zeroing the optic at 100 yards for BDC reticle effectiveness.

This video compares the accuracy of a stock Glock 19 Gen 5 and a stock Colt 1911 at 15 yards, using a supported shooting position with bags. The test utilizes hand-loaded ammunition for both firearms. The results indicate that out-of-the-box, standard models of these popular handguns exhibit similar accuracy when shot from a stable, rested position.

This video features a discussion and practical demonstration of LPVOs versus red dot sights, focusing on their application in various shooting scenarios. It highlights the importance of operator skill over equipment, emphasizing consistent training with a specific firearm build. The content includes practical drills and insights into effective weapon manipulation and optic choice.

This video demonstrates how to shoot accurately and quickly from unique supported positions, specifically from a squatting stance using a barricade as a training aid. Instructor Buck Doyle emphasizes maintaining visual contact with the target throughout the movement, establishing a solid grip, and efficiently transitioning from the squat to a stable shooting platform. The drill focuses on speed and accuracy, aiming for engagement times under 4 seconds on a 6-inch target at 200 yards, with a target of breaking 3 seconds.

This guide details the Jerking the Trigger (JTT) 10-yard zero method for AR-15 rifles, as demonstrated by Kit Badger. It emphasizes using a supported position and iron sights to achieve a 50/200 yard zero by analyzing shot placement at 10 yards and confirming at 50 and 200 yards. The instruction comes from a speaker with high authority, demonstrating proficiency in marksmanship principles.