Videos tagged with Trigger Finger Indexing

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, demonstrates the proper grip for semi-automatic pistols to improve accuracy. He highlights common grip mistakes like the 'teacup' and 'crushed thumb' methods, explaining how they reduce control and accuracy. The correct grip involves seating the dominant hand high on the tang and fully engaging the non-dominant hand to create a stable platform.

Instructor Mike provides a practical method for practicing a two-handed firearm grip without using an actual gun. This drill focuses on building muscle memory through proper hand positioning and repetition, utilizing a training pistol for application. The technique emphasizes correct thumb placement for both hands to ensure a consistent and effective grip.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes an officer-involved shooting in Bellingham, Washington, where Officer Leland responded to a knife attack. The analysis, led by John Correia, highlights the critical speed of such attacks, the importance of distance management (referencing the Tueller Drill), and proper shooting mechanics under duress. It also emphasizes post-incident firearm safety and tactical awareness.

Nutnfancy, demonstrating high authority, outlines a comprehensive gun safety philosophy emphasizing paramount responsibility. He details seven core rules, including treating every gun as loaded, maintaining proper muzzle discipline, keeping the trigger finger off the trigger until ready to fire, and being aware of the backstop. The guide also touches on demystifying firearms for children and responsible storage practices.