Videos tagged with Trigger Press Drill

This video provides three essential shooting drills for individuals with limited time on the range, focusing on practical application for everyday carry firearms. The instructor emphasizes returning to fundamentals like sight alignment and trigger press at 25 yards, practicing the draw stroke from the holster with proper grip and presentation, and integrating shooting with movement to cover. The drills are designed to build muscle memory for stressful situations and improve overall shooting proficiency.

This 'Accuracy Hour' episode from John G. Johnson's Firearms Training channel provides a comprehensive 10-point checklist to diagnose and correct 'low and left' shooting errors. The instruction covers critical aspects like trigger control, grip, stance, and sight alignment, offering practical drills and insights for improving handgun accuracy. John emphasizes that most shooting inaccuracies stem from the shooter's technique rather than the firearm itself.

This video details a training drill introduced by Justin Dial and led by Brian of American Fighting Revolver. The drill involves shooting at a target while the shooter's sights are masked at the moment of ignition. The purpose is to demonstrate that accurate hits can be achieved without a visual sight picture, provided the trigger press remains smooth and the firearm is not disturbed. This technique helps new shooters overcome the intimidation of recoil by focusing on smooth control rather than visual cues.

This drill, derived from Ben Stoeger's methods, focuses on developing shooter awareness through aggressive trigger manipulation and consistent grip. It emphasizes maintaining visual connection to a small spot, solidifying a durable grip, and minimizing pressure changes. The process involves dry-fire 'smash' drills, live-fire '50/50' drills, and 'doubles' drills, progressively increasing distance to refine technique.

This video details a remedial training drill designed to improve pistol accuracy, specifically focusing on trigger press and malfunction handling. The drill involves shooting live rounds mixed with dummy rounds at an unknown interval. When a dummy round causes a click, the shooter must perform a 'tap, rack, bang' to clear the malfunction and then resume accurate shooting. The instructor emphasizes slow, controlled shots and proper firearm manipulation, highlighting how this practice helps build muscle memory to overcome issues like trigger jerking under stress.

This episode features a combat veteran participating in a high-intensity force-on-force home invasion scenario using Simunition. Expert instructors Ryan Gresham and Greg Lapin provide detailed tactical debriefs, emphasizing crucial self-defense techniques like defensive door tactics, decisive action, and the dangers of pursuing threats. The episode also includes gear reviews of the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 38, Ruger LCRx, Springfield Armory EMP 4-inch, and Elite Survival Systems holster.