This is hands down the best channel for quality content on learning how to handle your equipment. I’ve seen so much improvement in my own performance utilizing the techniques taught here! Really wish I could make a class in person
@@3enzym3was this a joke? He just made a long elaborate explanation for something that requires a few words to explain in one sentence. Everyone here is Trippin.
Could not agree more. I live in Ohio and have participated in other on site programs. I, as well, have found improvement in my results using the techniques I've picked up from watching these videos. I will make it a priority to get signed up with one of their team's programs. Thank you for the sound counsel on how to manage my systems. I'll get signed up asap. Really loved the comment about big handed men. What a simple fix for an item I've struggled with for years with "professional" training. It starts with your mind to control your body and system. Seriously, a thought changer in managing my system. I've seen your team at Southington. I will get signed up and learn more on site. Great video and content. Thank you sincerely AHT.
I watch every video at least 5 times before I go and try to execute every aspect of the material so I can ensure I am applying it most accurately without a secondary source of input. Great job Rick!!!!
In case anyone missed it - review the "5 TIPS ON TRIGGER CONTROL" by Achilles Heel Tactical. It's the companion piece to this video. For me it had very specific details that I had overlooked, but corrected after watching the video. It made a huge difference. Why spend money on hardware when you can upgrade your software (skills) and become better?
Best explanation of technique I’ve ever seen. I love this channel. I am going to host a class for my Security Officers and our local Police Departments next spring if I can get the money together to bring him here.
The concept of minding the TRUE tension of the break after the wall really helped me me analyze my shots. I know a few guys that have taken your classes and the consensus is that Hands down, this is best value for information and DETAIL out there.
As someone who just has recently( 2 months) gotten my pistol permit: I’ve always valued good quality education with good explanation. Keep it up! Learning a lot
Thank you for taking a second to talk about building your grip for guys with big hands. I'm 6 foot 7 so my knuckle is out there. Sometimes I'll pull a shot and I think trying what you talked might help my consistency. I appreciate what you guys do thank you.
Awesome, no nonsense, straight to the point instruction with humility. No bs theatrics. Keep it up Rick. We need more guys out there like yourself. I will definitely find a way to make it out to one of your trainings.
Love the video. One part that confused me is you say not to pin the trigger back, and to release pressure enough to go to the LOA. How do I know where that is? Or is it a trial-and-error until it figure it out for my specific make and model of pistol?
I was happy just being able to attend a class. Now I got to be in a video!?!? Dangggggggggg! But in all seriousness, Rick is the man. There's a reason places from Europe want him to come teach. This dude is legit one of, if not THE BEST instructor on the planet. Highly recommend anyone who has the chance to go to a class to do so. Check your ego, if you have one. And go be a sponge.
Pretty sure I already do this except far standing shots. Then I do old school chicken wing. Never thought about it in such terms though. Good food for thought 👍
Midlayer looks like a magpul windbreaker, insulated looks like UFPro's Delta Compac tactical winter jacket, and the goretex looks like an OTTE gear parka.
Lol nice channel name!! Was 1 testicle training taken? I know 2 kidney combats been run for years by a jerk!! Lol great video though on trigger control
*Rick is THE best firearms instructor, second to no one. That's my personal opinion. Rick conveys his thoughts and articulates his intent in the clearest way there is, making it really easy to learn from him. Anyone missing his instructions probably has a comprehension problem or IQ deficiency. Thank YOU, Rick!* 🇺🇲🫡
This is hands down the best channel for quality content on learning how to handle your equipment. I’ve seen so much improvement in my own performance utilizing the techniques taught here! Really wish I could make a class in person
Appreciate that.
I agree with you. This dude just makes more sense than everyone else. It’s as if he…truly wants to…help us.
Tactical Hyve's pistol playlist with Myles is way better..
@@3enzym3was this a joke? He just made a long elaborate explanation for something that requires a few words to explain in one sentence. Everyone here is Trippin.
Could not agree more. I live in Ohio and have participated in other on site programs. I, as well, have found improvement in my results using the techniques I've picked up from watching these videos. I will make it a priority to get signed up with one of their team's programs. Thank you for the sound counsel on how to manage my systems. I'll get signed up asap. Really loved the comment about big handed men. What a simple fix for an item I've struggled with for years with "professional" training. It starts with your mind to control your body and system. Seriously, a thought changer in managing my system. I've seen your team at Southington. I will get signed up and learn more on site. Great video and content. Thank you sincerely AHT.
I watch every video at least 5 times before I go and try to execute every aspect of the material so I can ensure I am applying it most accurately without a secondary source of input.
Great job Rick!!!!
Excellent suggestion James !!!
The automatic weapon on safe during a reload, when intending to continue shooting, is a training scar that will get someone killed.
I can say, this is "the best" content for its category. Extremely impressive.
100 Percent
There are great channels out there
But
No other channel has the quality of teachings as rick does. He is a true "sensei". Thanks!!
In case anyone missed it - review the "5 TIPS ON TRIGGER CONTROL" by Achilles Heel Tactical. It's the companion piece to this video. For me it had very specific details that I had overlooked, but corrected after watching the video. It made a huge difference. Why spend money on hardware when you can upgrade your software (skills) and become better?
Best explanation of technique I’ve ever seen. I love this channel. I am going to host a class for my Security Officers and our local Police Departments next spring if I can get the money together to bring him here.
Probably the Best transmitting trainer known on social with the best speech.
Don't care about his skills.
That man has the gift of teaching.
The concept of minding the TRUE tension of the break after the wall really helped me me analyze my shots. I know a few guys that have taken your classes and the consensus is that Hands down, this is best value for information and DETAIL out there.
The best and most substantive YT channel. I don't know why I found you so late.
Great respect from Poland

As someone who just has recently( 2 months) gotten my pistol permit: I’ve always valued good quality education with good explanation. Keep it up! Learning a lot
Thank you for taking a second to talk about building your grip for guys with big hands. I'm 6 foot 7 so my knuckle is out there. Sometimes I'll pull a shot and I think trying what you talked might help my consistency. I appreciate what you guys do thank you.
Awesome, no nonsense, straight to the point instruction with humility. No bs theatrics. Keep it up Rick. We need more guys out there like yourself. I will definitely find a way to make it out to one of your trainings.
Y'all need to come out to Vegas, I'd love to attend.
This is just amazing
Love the video. One part that confused me is you say not to pin the trigger back, and to release pressure enough to go to the LOA. How do I know where that is? Or is it a trial-and-error until it figure it out for my specific make and model of pistol?
I was happy just being able to attend a class. Now I got to be in a video!?!? Dangggggggggg! But in all seriousness, Rick is the man. There's a reason places from Europe want him to come teach. This dude is legit one of, if not THE BEST instructor on the planet. Highly recommend anyone who has the chance to go to a class to do so. Check your ego, if you have one. And go be a sponge.
great content very help full on understanding trigger understanding
I would love to see some merch form ya’ll!
It’s on the website.
www.achillesheeltactical.com/shop
AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME!!!!
cant wait to watch this one!
Thank you
Great explanation
Thank you.
does this process work for those of us who are carrying a DAK trigger? (Not being funny, but we do carry with a DAK trigger Department issued)
Hey what kind of blk camo jacket is that? And where can I find it?
Awesome video! 👏
Great info as always!
Thank you brother 🤙🏻
Pretty sure I already do this except far standing shots. Then I do old school chicken wing. Never thought about it in such terms though. Good food for thought 👍
what optic is he running on his rifle at 5:39 ?????
SIG ROMEO 8T
If you have actual time to squeeze… pull slowly so your brain doesn’t fuck it up. Or have an armourer make the draw super shirt aka hair trigger
His best Sensai 👌 watched his video and practiced and now I shot good 👍
Well done Rick and crew
anyone know the jacket?
That's what I was wondering about, too. Saved me the ask; thanks.
Midlayer looks like a magpul windbreaker, insulated looks like UFPro's Delta Compac tactical winter jacket, and the goretex looks like an OTTE gear parka.
@@peapance thanks man
Sharp eye, thanks@@peapance
Brilliant!
i love it ! :)
Editing is on fire dude
I want to do a class so bad..
Learning has occurred!
I understand all my trigger lts call adapting
Diggin that blk multicam jacket. 😏
Lol nice channel name!! Was 1 testicle training taken? I know 2 kidney combats been run for years by a jerk!! Lol great video though on trigger control
I want that jacket
Big balls on the dudes running iron sights. Gang shiii
🔝👌👍👏👏👏
Understanding your trigger? You make it seem like it's a history test.
*Rick is THE best firearms instructor, second to no one. That's my personal opinion. Rick conveys his thoughts and articulates his intent in the clearest way there is, making it really easy to learn from him. Anyone missing his instructions probably has a comprehension problem or IQ deficiency. Thank YOU, Rick!* 🇺🇲🫡
Dude lost me when he said the trigger finger is pulling the sights left and right. That’s not how that works.
Definitely can if you’re not pressing the trigger properly straight back and have a loose grip to allow the trigger movement to move the gun.
@@dylanwatson8468 You said it. If the trigger is pulling the sights off target the grip is weak. That’s exactly what I mean.