10 Hours of Shooting, Training, and Equipment

Published on February 26, 2022
Duration: 605:53

This video demonstrates advanced pistol recoil control techniques, emphasizing a high grip with both hands to manage slide reciprocation. It details the proper placement of the support hand to fill gaps and achieve a neutral grip, contrasting aggressive grips with a more balanced approach for consistent sight rise and fall. The instructor also touches on advanced techniques like actively driving the gun back on target.

Quick Summary

Master pistol recoil control with a high grip and balanced support hand pressure to manage slide reciprocation. PDWs offer compact defense capabilities, distinct from larger PCCs. Practice a straight-line pistol draw and utilize barriers for enhanced shooting stability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 10 Hours of Training Content
  2. 03:17Shooting Drills & Kit Review
  3. 04:17Pistol Movement and Target Engagement
  4. 06:08Improving Shot Consistency
  5. 08:06Understanding Recoil Impulse
  6. 10:37Drill Analysis and Performance
  7. 12:17Optic Issues and Sight Picture
  8. 17:29B&T USW Glock Frame: PDW Concept
  9. 19:03PDW vs. PCC: Defining Personal Defense Weapons
  10. 21:24Compact PDW Options (K Models, Glock Chassis)
  11. 23:15B&T USW Glock Frame Performance
  12. 28:42Budget AR-15 Build: B&T Upper & ACOG
  13. 30:03Running Drills with Budget AR
  14. 31:24Pistol Draw Technique: Straight Line Method
  15. 33:05Pistol Recoil Control: Grip Fundamentals
  16. 34:47Optimal Pistol Grip Example
  17. 35:12Advanced Recoil Management Techniques
  18. 36:32Wall Drills and Movement
  19. 39:33Reload Drill with EOTech Magnifier
  20. 41:12EOTech G33 vs. New Magnifier Comparison
  21. 44:25Palmetto State Armory Retro Glock 17
  22. 46:43Everly Stock Cherry Bomb Bag for Shorty Rifles
  23. 49:51MCX in Everly Stock Bag: Shooting on the Move
  24. 51:11T.REX ARMS Sling Usage: Neck, Back, and Retention
  25. 54:56Chameleon Drill: Target Identification
  26. 56:35Headshot Drill Analysis
  27. 58:01Target Transition Techniques: Hips and Eyes Lead
  28. 60:041-1-1-1-1 Drill with Piggybacked Optics
  29. 61:22Most Important Drills for New Shooters: Movement & Proficiency
  30. 63:17Side-to-Side Movement Drill
  31. 64:08Rearward Movement Drill
  32. 65:58Reload Technique: Thumb Draw and Shirt Management
  33. 71:09Ready Rig: Low Viz and Cold Weather Application
  34. 72:15Shooting Off Obstacles and Barriers
  35. 73:56Kneeling Positions for Barrier Shooting
  36. 77:22Barrier Shooting Drills: Speed and Consistency
  37. 79:12AR-15 Reload Principles: Bolt Lock and Magazine Changes
  38. 83:05Reload Practice: Hesitation and Muscle Memory
  39. 84:49Slow-Motion Reload Analysis
  40. 86:13Reload Recovery and Bolt Lock Issues
  41. 91:00EDC: Glock 19 with RMR and Streamlight TLR-7
  42. 91:50Handheld Light vs. Pistol Light for Shooting Demo
  43. 98:18MP5 with Streamlight: Historical Context and Modern Use
  44. 100:09Using Rifle Lights as Optics
  45. 100:47Long Range Night Vision Build: 14.5" Block II with PVS-24 LR
  46. 103:06Night Vision Shooting at 200 Yards
  47. 104:34Cold Start Drill: M&P 2.0
  48. 105:36One-Handed Shooting Drills
  49. 107:55Vehicle Bailout Drill with Sidecar Holster
  50. 109:48Drill Analysis: Accuracy vs. Speed

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the key to controlling recoil on a pistol?

Pistol recoil control is primarily achieved through two factors: good leverage and friction on the weapon. This involves a high grip with the dominant hand to counteract slide movement and a supportive grip with the non-dominant hand to fill gaps and maintain balance.

What is the difference between a PDW and a PCC?

A PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) is designed to be compact and offer more capability than a handgun, often with a stock for better accuracy. A PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) is a carbine-length firearm in a pistol caliber, typically larger and often designed for competition, not necessarily for concealed carry.

How can I improve my pistol draw speed and accuracy?

Focus on a straight-line draw from the holster directly to your extension point, minimizing excess motion. Ensure a consistent grip and sight picture as the pistol reaches full extension, allowing for immediate engagement without finessing.

What are effective techniques for shooting off of barriers?

When shooting from cover, utilize the barrier for support by placing your hand on the handguard. This provides an extra point of contact, improving stability and recoil management. Bringing the stock over your shoulder can also help clear the barrier's space.

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