Videos tagged with Window Shooting

This experiment tests the accuracy impact of shooting through a car window with a 9mm firearm. The Gearson Witness Match X 2011, equipped with a Gideon Judge red dot sight, was used. The results indicate that shooting through glass can cause slight bullet deviation, approximately 1 inch in this test, but accuracy can be maintained if the shooter compensates. The video also observes how the glass breaks upon impact.

This video demonstrates a tactical shooting scenario focusing on correcting a missed shot. It highlights the importance of a spotter's feedback and making precise adjustments to re-engage a target after an initial miss, emphasizing the need for accuracy even when the target is in a confined space like a window.

This video showcases a shooting training session focused on practical application rather than a static range. The primary training objective is to improve magazine changes while in recoil or retreating, and quickly re-establishing a shooting stance afterward. The session incorporates realistic shooting positions, utilizing barricades and windows instead of a clean firing line. The narrator emphasizes the importance of body control and muscle engagement for effective shooting, acknowledging personal areas for improvement such as shoulder and grip tension, and weapon lowering during reloads. The video highlights the continuous effort required to enhance shooting proficiency.

This video details a specific stage from a two-gun match, focusing on offhand and window shooting techniques at 100 yards with a FAL and AK74. Expert instruction from Ian McCollum and Karl Kasarda highlights practical application and the challenges of target acquisition and precise shooting under time pressure. The stage requires six hits from various positions within a 60-second time limit, emphasizing speed and accuracy.