Videos tagged with Tanfoglio Stock II

This guide details essential dry fire trigger control techniques as explained by Joel Park, an expert firearms instructor. It emphasizes proper trigger press simulation, correct finger reset for various action types (striker-fired, DASA, single-action), and safe dry fire practices to build effective live-fire habits. The instruction covers common mistakes to avoid, such as "lazy" resets or insufficient trigger press.

Joel Park, a USPSA Grand Master, emphasizes the critical need for specialization to achieve elite performance in competitive shooting. He explains that while fundamentals are transferable, mastering the unique nuances of grip pressure and recoil for a specific platform is essential for championship-level success. Park advises dedicated training with identical setups and warns against diluting focus across multiple disciplines if a high rank is the ultimate goal.

Ben Stoeger, a multi-champion shooter, emphasizes that every firearm offers unique lessons. He details his journey through various platforms, from double-action/single-action Berettas and Tanfoglios to striker-fired Glocks and modern 2011s. Stoeger highlights how each gun teaches specific aspects of shooting, such as trigger manipulation, grip dynamics, and recoil control, advocating for an open-minded approach to learning from each platform's nuances.

This episode features a detailed review and range test of various Tanfoglio pistol models, focusing on their suitability for competitive shooting disciplines like IDPA and IPSC. The discussion highlights the durability, performance, and specific features of models such as the Stock II, Stock III, and Dominator Xtreme, with insights from experienced competitive shooters P'Oil and P'Aof.

This video features a competitive shooting comparison of four double-action/single-action pistols: the CZ Shadow 2, Tanfoglio Stock II, Beretta 92X, and Grand Power Excalibur. The instructor, David, details a practical shooting drill involving three distances (25, 15, and 7 yards) with two open targets and one partial no-shoot target. Scoring is based on USPSA-style efficiency, dividing total points by time. The Tanfoglio Stock II ultimately wins, with the CZ Shadow 2 in close second. The instructor highlights how gun weight, grip fit, trigger characteristics, and optic MOA affect performance in competition.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Tanfoglio Stock II Optic Ready pistol, highlighting its enjoyable shooting experience and initial quality. The presenter intends to compare it with the CZ Shadow 2 in a future video. While sponsored by Italian Firearms Group, the review claims objectivity. The description also includes affiliate links to recommended gear and backup channel information, emphasizing safety protocols and disclaimers regarding content legality and viewer responsibility.

This YouTube video is a preview of an upcoming full review for the Tanfoglio Stock II OR pistol. The description emphasizes that all shooting is conducted by trained professionals on approved ranges in a safe environment. The content is strictly for educational and entertainment purposes, with disclaimers about the risks of imitation. The creator explicitly states they are not selling firearms or modifications and that all featured items are legally available. The video aims to provide premium firearm content.

This comprehensive guide details the complete disassembly and reassembly of a Tanfoglio Stock II pistol. It covers the step-by-step process for both the slide and frame components, including the removal of the barrel, firing pin, extractor, hammer, trigger, and sear. The video also emphasizes the importance of checking for wear on critical parts and performing post-reassembly safety checks.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on competitive shooting politics, firearm training techniques, and local match organization. Joel Park shares insights on using a Tanfoglio Stock II with a heavier trigger for dry fire training to improve trigger control and grip pressure awareness. Bill Godbolt and Frank Rizzi discuss the concept of 'dot occlusion' for red dot sights, explaining how taping the dot can improve target focus and transition speed. Rizzi also outlines key elements for successful local shooting matches, emphasizing stage design and positive competitor treatment.

This video compares two popular USPSA Production firearms: the Tanfoglio Witness Elite Stock II and the Tanfoglio Witness Elite Limited Pro. The description highlights the Stock II's preferred balance, drawing a parallel to the presenter's Shadow. It also notes the LimPro's IDPA legality, while the Stock II is restricted to USPSA. The comparison likely focuses on recoil impulse, as indicated by the title and the slow-motion aspect.

This video compares the recoil impulse of two popular competition pistols, the CZ SP-01 Shadow and the Tanfoglio Stock II, in slow motion. The creator borrowed Ben Stoeger's firearms during a skills and drills class to capture the footage. The analysis highlights the CZ's superior trigger and the Tanfoglio's advantages in frame and trigger shape, particularly how the Tanfoglio's grip promotes a more consistent hand placement. The creator expresses interest in acquiring a Tanfoglio pistol in the future, indicating a potential shift in preference due to the grip ergonomics.

This video captures a USPSA competition stage in Custer, WA, in April 2016, featuring Hwansik Kim shooting a Tanfoglio Stock II pistol. The footage primarily demonstrates standard competition commands and procedures, including "standby," "ready," "unload and show clear," and "hammer down." It highlights the procedural aspects of competitive shooting stages, emphasizing safety and adherence to competition rules.