Videos tagged with Try Before You Buy

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor specializing in individual needs, emphasizes that the 'best' concealed carry pistol is subjective and depends on the user. He outlines five critical factors: fit (how it feels in your hand), shootability (how well you can shoot it consistently), concealability (if you'll actually carry it), price point (focusing on value over cost), and manufacturer reputation (reliability and support). Johnson strongly advises shooting a pistol before purchasing, as firearms are non-refundable and personal preference is paramount.

This guide outlines essential steps for first-time firearm buyers, emphasizing the importance of defining your purpose, understanding local laws, and prioritizing hands-on experience. It highlights that fit and comfort are crucial for safety and accuracy, and stresses the need to budget for essential accessories and professional training to build confidence and competence.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor from Cape Coral, Florida, emphasizes that owning a firearm is only the first step in a comprehensive self-defense strategy. He advises against the 'ostrich mindset' and stresses the importance of training, proper firearm selection through 'try before you buy' methods, understanding calibers and recoil management, and legal compliance. Johnson also highlights the critical role of mindset, safety education for the entire household, and consistent practice to build muscle memory and readiness.

This YouTube video is titled "TRY BEFORE YOU BUY" and indicates that the full content is exclusive to the GBRS GROUP Patreon. The description provides links to the GBRS GROUP's main Instagram, behind-the-scenes Instagram, and profiles for individuals DJ Shipley, Cole Fackler, and Joey Hahn. It also directs viewers to their Patreon for exclusive content and perks, and lists their TikTok, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter) accounts for further engagement.

Gun For Hire Range is hosting a Staccato range day, offering customers the opportunity to try various Staccato pistol models, including the CSC, C2, P, XC, and XL, as well as the new HDP4 and HDP4.5 models launching soon. This 'try before you buy' event allows attendees to test firearms with no additional range or instruction fees, with magazines available for $10.

John, a firearms instructor, provides five key considerations for first-time pistol buyers. He emphasizes defining the pistol's purpose (home defense, range, or concealed carry), considering the 9mm caliber as a good starting point, and prioritizing comfort and fit for the shooter's hands. He also strongly recommends extensive research before making a purchase.

Robin Evans, founder of Chicks with Triggers and an NRA-Certified Instructor, emphasizes a progressive approach to firearms training, starting new shooters with .22 caliber firearms and gradually introducing larger calibers. Her 'Try Before You Buy' program allows women to test various concealed carry options. Evans also offers comprehensive programs on firearm maintenance, malfunction drills, and holster use, with a strong focus on empowering women, particularly those affected by domestic violence, to learn self-defense.

John G. Johnson, a firearms instructor, emphasizes that the best pistol is the one that fits the individual user, is comfortable, and can be manipulated effectively. He advises against relying solely on online reviews and recommends hands-on experience, such as renting firearms at a range or participating in 'try before you buy' programs. Johnson also offers guidance on common calibers, favoring 9mm for its capacity, availability, cost, and manageable recoil, while cautioning against .380 ACP due to cost and .40 S&W/.45 ACP for their higher recoil.

This YouTube video offers a sneak peek into a "Try Before You Buy" class, presented as a new video series. The content focuses on a practical, hands-on learning experience related to firearms. While the specific firearms or calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the context strongly suggests an educational or introductory approach to firearms, likely covering aspects of handling, safety, or basic operation for potential buyers.

John Johnson, a firearms instructor, outlines ten crucial steps for selecting your first pistol. He emphasizes understanding your 'why,' setting a budget, conducting thorough research, and physically handling firearms. Johnson recommends 9mm for its versatility and advises trying multiple models at a range before purchasing. He stresses the importance of professional firearms training to ensure safe and effective operation, highlighting that a firearm is a tool requiring skilled operation.

This guide outlines essential steps for first-time handgun buyers, emphasizing understanding legal requirements, prioritizing safety through formal training, and making informed choices between revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. It stresses the importance of selecting an appropriate caliber, considering factors like reliability and ergonomics, and the critical step of trying a firearm before purchasing to ensure comfort and proper fit.

John Johnson, owner and operator of a firearms training facility in Cape Coral, Florida, emphasizes the importance of selecting a pistol that fits the individual, particularly for women. He advises against men buying firearms for their wives without their input, likening it to buying clothing. Key considerations include the ability to operate the firearm (rack the slide, load magazines), how it fits the hand, and the shooting experience itself. Johnson stresses the 'try before you buy' approach and the necessity of professional instruction for proper technique and safety.