Train with Shane | Strong Hand vs. Weak Hand - Episode 7

Joel Park, a seasoned firearms instructor, explains that recoil springs primarily affect the shooter's perception of recoil, not objective performance. Lighter springs can make a firearm feel 'softer' or 'snappier,' while heavier springs can increase perceived recoil. Muzzle bounce is generally attributed to grip and technique rather than spring weight. He also discusses ammunition weight preferences and the importance of recoil springs for reliability over high round counts.

Ben Stoeger, a professional competition shooter, emphasizes that a solid grip connection and locked wrists are paramount for accurate shooting, more so than specific thumb angles or 'gas pedals'. He advises using dry fire to adapt to different firearm grip angles and stresses the importance of a straight trigger pull for dynamic shooting. Stoeger also debunks strong negative opinions about the Glock grip angle, noting its effectiveness and benefits for faster reloads.

This video presents a stylized and humorous parody of dynamic reload training. A shooter practices reloads on a treadmill with assistants, set to energetic music, highlighting a high-speed tactical aesthetic. The drill, while comedic, showcases elements of efficient magazine indexing and physical coordination.

This RECOILtv video features Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley demonstrating and teaching the Bill Drill. The drill focuses on recoil control, staying on target, and increasing shooting speed without sacrificing shot placement. Coley emphasizes building a "new normal" of controlled speed for continuous skill improvement. The video also promotes the RECOILtv app available on various platforms and encourages viewers to visit videos.recoilweb.com for more content.

This video demonstrates a 'cold start' range session focused on testing Everyday Carry (EDC) gear and skills in realistic, uncomfortable conditions, specifically 20-degree weather. The instructors emphasize the critical nature of the first shots in a defensive encounter and the importance of practicing under pressure. They showcase customized Glock pistols and analyze draw-to-first-shot times using a shot timer, highlighting how environmental factors can impact performance.

This guide, presented by Jeff from Tenicor, details a training methodology for improving draw speed using Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE). It emphasizes starting at lower intensities for precision and gradually increasing to 100% to find limits, ultimately enhancing overall performance. The instruction is geared towards advanced shooters seeking to optimize their speed and consistency under pressure.

This video demonstrates a home invasion scenario where a woman successfully defends herself using a Glock 19 Gen4. It highlights the importance of secure, quick-access storage for firearms intended for self-defense. The narrative emphasizes preparedness and the effectiveness of a reliable handgun in a critical situation.

This video from GLOCK, Inc. demonstrates the practical application and safe handling of the GLOCK 43 for concealed carry. It highlights the pistol's suitability for various lifestyles, from daily errands and professional settings to active and social engagements. The instruction emphasizes proper drawing and re-holstering techniques, reinforcing the product tagline: 'Confidence. It's what you carry.'

The GLOCK 42 is presented as a discreet and reliable option for concealed carry and self-defense, suitable for daily life. The video highlights its portability during various activities, from professional settings to errands and fitness classes. It also emphasizes the importance of regular range practice for maintaining proficiency with the .380 ACP firearm.

This video highlights the GLOCK pistol's suitability for competitive shooting, emphasizing its proven track record in championships. It showcases the GLOCK 34, a model favored for competition, detailing its technical specifications like a 5.31-inch barrel and 17+1 capacity in 9x19mm. The content underscores the mindset required for competition and the confidence GLOCK provides on the firing line.