I don't understand the hate for this young man. He shares a lot of info with the public and he's a pretty good damn shooter.. Keep up the good work bru...
Love your videos man. I'm a law enforcement firearms instructor and find myself glued to your videos picking up tips and other info. Keep them coming especially the drills.
Thank you for making so many printable targets available. You hand out valuable information to those of us who cannot afford expensive classes, and you give resources to help use the information to learn. Thank you.
New trainee here - I've spent hours and hours trying to understand training principles. Thus guy and this channel are THE BEST resources for us noobs. Everything is always so clear and reasoned and well explained. Just wanted to say thank you!
Thank you for recommending repetition of the aiming/sighting motion on its own. Muscle memory, training your brain and your movements to work together seamlessly is great. Shooting a live round after practicing this a lot is actually more helpful than always pulling the trigger on a live round.
100% true with that last drive the gun out drill...just 10 minutes a night of target acquisition and mag changes has changed my range times. Thanks for the videos!
Good tips. I subscribed. My club doesn't allow draw from holsters indoors, but I can do the compress-then-fire instead, and practice the holster draw at home. Very nice!!!
@@GuyGuysonHimself he said one of, not the best. Regardless miculeks channel doesn't give nearly the advice this channel does. Trex arms hands down beats miculeks
This really does work wonders. I spent some time every day for a week practicing getting sights on target and then spent less than an hour on the range seeing improvements and was made aware of what I'm doing right and wrong, so I can work on those things for next time.
You’re a damn robot. Watching you repeat the sights from compressed-ready looked like watching a scripted animation. (You practice a lot, basically. Kickass video)
Lucas just watching your videos I have improved so much on my technique on driving my gun forward and aligning my sights. Thank you so much for making these videos! Please keep up the amazing work!
Lucas, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience. Being new to all this your videos having given me a great starting place. I had no idea how much you could gain from all the dry fire drills you have shown. Thanks again and keep up the great work. Take care man.
You have a very unique grip. I notice your support hand pointer finger wrapped just below the trigger guard and tucks between your pointer and middle finger of you grip hand. I actually mirrored this a few reps and feels amazing. Gonna try this grip at the range. Definitely seems to "vice" the firearm much tighter. Wish I had access to an outdoor range I think I'd live out there lol!
I heard comments about some people hating this guy. I'm not sure where that could come from. This is the first video of his that I have watched and I found the instruction to be fantastic. 👍
Hey Lucas/T.REX ARMS, just stumbled on the channel here. I'm really appreciative of the tips and guides you're handing out. As a new shooter, I've been trying to find ways to learn my gun. Sight lining, acquisition, etc. Thanks, man! Keep it up.
It bothers me how much people hate on him and his shooting. Who cares if he isn’t military? He shoots better than everybody who is talking bad... Keep it up man, they just hate because they can’t do what you can do. Props😎
All, this kid has a great knack for doing informative TH-cam videos extremely well! Kudos! I just subscribed, he does better than many others I've seen posting on this site. Keep up the excellent work!!👍
Also check out 3:50. When he talks about "compressed ready," his elbows are slightly flared out. I've heard elsewhere that this helps add more control when firing. He never mentions elbows much in his other vids, except to not lock them out.. I could also be completely wrong, but this is my theory that I want to test it out on the range.
lockrunner07 when the gun is extended his elbows are more twisted in, (shoulder external rotation) than twisted out. If he was twisting/flaring out they would be pointed straight out but instead they are down more at a 45.
It's largely about reducing the time it takes to bring the weapon to the ready. The further forward you start your weapon the faster it is to bring it forward and fire. He's basically talking a lot of nothing in this video other than "do this shit a lot and you'll do it faster" which is the secret behind pretty much anyone who does anything really quickly.
You did great,mate. You shot two consecutive shots in a tight groupie was freaking awesome. I need to train more to be precisely accurate like this. Thx for the tips , mate!
I have to say that your videos are really awesome. Very instructional and to the point. Thank you all for putting your time and effort into these videos and thank you Lucas for being so articulate.
Awesome video! Thanks for the tips. I’m a new shooter, and this helps. The clarity and information in this video is what I like. Right to the point and all business... good job brother!! I smashed that Sub button 👍🏼
Especially during this time, i really appreciate these videos you put out to help me become a better shooter. a better protector for my friends and family. thank you and stay safe lucus!
I just wanted to say. I'm getting into competition shooting, and the likes. Your videos man, they have helped a ton. I watch, k go and apply and I don't stop untill I have consistency! Thanks man. Blessings to you!
I would pick a different time standard for new or in-experienced shooters I.E. 2.00 sec or 2.50 sec. 2 shots under a second can be overwhelming for the average shooter and hence, discouraging. Plus, with that type of time standard, they will focus on the wrong things and not on acquire sight alignment & sight picture.
2alpha2quit it's a good standard to work up to though. In a couple hours I had my wife doing this Israeli style in 2.5 to 2.8. And that's Israeli! In one day!
when you start learning to do quick draw drills and fast target acquisition everybody wants to start slow and working through the motions to develop the muscle memory first. start slow and calm, make sure you're doing it properly. train to standards, not time when learning new skills to put in your arsenal. once you build up the muscle memory start working for faster and faster times.
Plus, in some countries (like Spain, where I live), there are really strict rules in gun ranges, and we are not allowed to shoot that close with the type of shooting I may do. The only way to shoot like that legally would be to do IPSC, but neither I am allowed to that. Federative shooting is 25 m or 50 m, no other to choose, and 2 shots to the head in under 1 second at 25 metres, that's a little bit too hard.
The mistake that I have made for years is focusing on the gun and not the target. I have found that when you focus on the threat your sights naturally fall on target ( with proper fundamentals and practice).
R S For close quarters you are correct, but at a distance front sight focus gives me better accuracy. I have found that by using a lazer for dry fire practice perfects this maneuver. It shows everything, if the dot even twitches "more practice is necessary" I have loaned it to friends and they have improved their skills also. Many bought them based on the results. Different sights and color combinations help also. But practice of good fundamentals is required. Truth!
if that works for you. but its always front sight in focus and trigger control. you can only focus on one thing at a time, so in a split second, what will keep you alive, seeing the target clearly, seeing the rear sight clearly, or seeing the front sight clearly, and the others a blur?
Nice video, I just subscribed. Personally, I like the jacket! I like "tactical" gear as much as the next guy but everyone jumping on the internet operator look... beard, sporting 5.11 pants, a plate carrier... and worse... gloves... while doing an unboxing video on there kitchen table... is so over done.
Rich R you caught me. I wear a 511 hat but its the only flex fit i can find where the bill curves how i like it, isnt made of a huge wool blend and doesnt have an over sized bill. I buy things not for brand but for what they do for me. I also wear merrel shoes. I dont hike but theyre comfortable, last a decent ammount of time and have a great tread pattern. The half stubble beard is just cause i hate having to shave and my work doesnt mind. Not everyone in these demographics are trying to be tacticool. Just saying.
1. I was referring to many of the wannabes online. Not saying everyone out there is a wannabe. I have seen videos with people wearing gloves doing unboxings and plate carriers in their living rooms. 2. My comment was addressing some of the negative comments since Lucas doesn't fit the usual tacticool mold that we generally see with tactical gun and gear vids.
I’m glad I found you here. You’re doing a fantastic job. I admire your knowledge and skill. I don’t understand the negative comments but I can tell you this, it takes a wise man to put down his ego to learn from those more knowledgeable than he. Age has nothing to do with anything. I would bet that the haters are nowhere near your level of expertise. Thank you for sharing this gem. Keep Soaring Lucas! You were never meant to fly around with pigeons.
Thanks bro I’m trying to get good TH-cam training to practice out in the dessert with friends, this is awesome man! With a family I have very little money for ammo let alone training so these videos are gold brother, God bless you man!
Great Instructional Video Young Man!!! Like the part on practicing at home with dry fire. Retired State Trooper, 10-Swat Veteran, taught combat firearms training, old man now. You nailed It, Simple and too the point... Excellent Excellent Job...
Dude I've seen only two of your videos but you have just earned a sub. Good info, good pacing, good footage. Just bought my first handgun and looking foward to practicing with it over the summer.
Who can hate Lucas! The only thing that you can be is jealous. I've been watching his video's a long time and learned quite a bit. And I'm no beginner! Lucas is top-notch.
This is the very best channel for learning how to handle and fire a hand pistol. I like the slow motion of the gun actually being fired. My daughter lives in a riot zone and has decided to purchase hand gun. What do you recommend for as first hand gun for a 23 year old woman ?
??? I don't understand this comment? Is DC complaining that the youtuber doesn't mention importance of trigger control?? The youtuber said in the beginning of the video he was only going to cover sight alignment.
Trigger control is the foremost skill a shooter must possess. If a shooter cannot control the trigger, nothing else matters. You might have great sight alignment squeeze the trigger move the weapon and your shot will be off. Aiming, sight alignment, sight picture whatever you want to call it will be of little use. Work on trigger control and work from there.
Like I said... sight alignment is ONE of many fundamentals. I could talk triggers for a long time. That has to be a SEPARATE video. You can't have an amazing trigger press and ZERO sight picture. You need both.
Ya thanks for the shooting tip you look very practiced. Nice job. Talk show host Laura Ingram was talking about guys wearing coats like yours. I see what she meant. Seriously, gift the coat to a pretty girl you will both be better off.
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Probably the BEST teaching video on Utube----NO stupid music--No unecessary yaping---just important info. Keep it up.
heidi Holiday he also don’t start his videos with loud auto gun fire that you didn’t expect to hear
Music is trash... but other than that...
Right
He's a stonecold pro
And shooting. Don't forget shooting!
I don't understand the hate for this young man. He shares a lot of info with the public and he's a pretty good damn shooter.. Keep up the good work bru...
+Prime Time thanks man!
Agreed! I think they are just jealous of his skills and business TBH. Keep doing your thing Lucas!
Prime Time it’s called jealousy. These bitches envy his skills and are too dumb to recognize genius.
Jealousy
😀
True. But everyone in real world jobs start shooting paper and should continue shooting paper to increase their individual skills.
Muscle memory is probably one of the coolest abilities we have
Abd also the worst weakness we have if we learn it the wrong way
yeah
Now that you made me think it’s like a superpower
a very satisfying comment 👏🏻
@@andrecamilleri6503 dont swear and delete the comment
Love your videos man. I'm a law enforcement firearms instructor and find myself glued to your videos picking up tips and other info. Keep them coming especially the drills.
If only all instructors could be this way.
Fast simple to the point.......this dude is prime example of train to task not time
I’ve been shooting for a long time. This young man is by far the best teacher I’ve encountered. You rock.
Thank you for making so many printable targets available. You hand out valuable information to those of us who cannot afford expensive classes, and you give resources to help use the information to learn. Thank you.
Yep, jealous. The guy mages a great product, is a skilled shooter and a great teacher. Good for him!
I'm a Jersey State Trooper. Thanks for sharing you knowledge. Good Job Lucas!
Thanks!
New trainee here - I've spent hours and hours trying to understand training principles. Thus guy and this channel are THE BEST resources for us noobs. Everything is always so clear and reasoned and well explained. Just wanted to say thank you!
I can watch Lucas videos all day the kid got skills thanks for the video
He would clean up at local matches for sure.
I recommend www.sigsuaers.com/ for your best ammunition I just got my order from them. 😍💯
Hands down the best YT instructional videos in conjuction with the best video editing and presentation. A+ channel.
Thank you for recommending repetition of the aiming/sighting motion on its own. Muscle memory, training your brain and your movements to work together seamlessly is great. Shooting a live round after practicing this a lot is actually more helpful than always pulling the trigger on a live round.
+Nancy Merrell yep!
I recommend www.sigsuaers.com/ for your best ammunition I just got my order from them. 😍💯
100% true with that last drive the gun out drill...just 10 minutes a night of target acquisition and mag changes has changed my range times.
Thanks for the videos!
Good tips. I subscribed. My club doesn't allow draw from holsters indoors, but I can do the compress-then-fire instead, and practice the holster draw at home. Very nice!!!
One of the best gun channels on YT. Thank you for the tips.
Lol I like him too
Wrong, Miculek's channel is the best
@@GuyGuysonHimself he said one of, not the best. Regardless miculeks channel doesn't give nearly the advice this channel does. Trex arms hands down beats miculeks
This really does work wonders. I spent some time every day for a week practicing getting sights on target and then spent less than an hour on the range seeing improvements and was made aware of what I'm doing right and wrong, so I can work on those things for next time.
Just subscribed. I love how your videos are straight to the point and no BS talk about sponsors or other non-sense. Thanks bro!
You’re a damn robot. Watching you repeat the sights from compressed-ready looked like watching a scripted animation. (You practice a lot, basically. Kickass video)
Very methodical as well, he will look at the same reference points and perform the same routine after each demonstration.
@@jamesaustin1864 u should buy me one then
Lucas just watching your videos I have improved so much on my technique on driving my gun forward and aligning my sights. Thank you so much for making these videos! Please keep up the amazing work!
+Jeff Madridejos awesome! Will do!
Lucas, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience. Being new to all this your videos having given me a great starting place. I had no idea how much you could gain from all the dry fire drills you have shown. Thanks again and keep up the great work. Take care man.
You have a very unique grip. I notice your support hand pointer finger wrapped just below the trigger guard and tucks between your pointer and middle finger of you grip hand. I actually mirrored this a few reps and feels amazing. Gonna try this grip at the range. Definitely seems to "vice" the firearm much tighter. Wish I had access to an outdoor range I think I'd live out there lol!
+Michael Brian glad I could help!
Aha ! Will try that
I'm going to train that grip too.
This guy gives me confidents watching him shoot and explaining the fundamentals of shooting 👍🍾
You Dint Spell Confidence right
This man is really doing good,shooting good,no flowering word.,direct to the point,less talk,more impressive shoot.👍👍👍
First time I've watched one of this guy's videos, and I am dumbfounded how easy he makes it look.
I heard comments about some people hating this guy. I'm not sure where that could come from. This is the first video of his that I have watched and I found the instruction to be fantastic. 👍
I’m in the marine corps and watch this kid for tips. Much love. Keep killing it.
Great video! I love the compressed and ample information, and the professional videography, editing, and presentation
Hey Lucas/T.REX ARMS, just stumbled on the channel here. I'm really appreciative of the tips and guides you're handing out. As a new shooter, I've been trying to find ways to learn my gun. Sight lining, acquisition, etc.
Thanks, man! Keep it up.
I can't stress enough the high value of this video. Thanks Lucas!
Your movement is amazing. It's like a machine.
It bothers me how much people hate on him and his shooting. Who cares if he isn’t military? He shoots better than everybody who is talking bad... Keep it up man, they just hate because they can’t do what you can do. Props😎
All, this kid has a great knack for doing informative TH-cam videos extremely well! Kudos! I just subscribed, he does better than many others I've seen posting on this site. Keep up the excellent work!!👍
Excellent job. You're a natural teacher Lucas.
Highly underrated channel. Love the videos. Keep up the awesome information.
One of the best training videos I've seen. I'm also shocked this doesn't have millions of views. You got a subscriber.
+Chaseme thanks man!
talk about your grip next... the pistol does not even look like it's moving
Check out 0:24, left index finger. That's helped me a lot.
lolzt cat the gun with the RMR also has a compensator.
Also check out 3:50. When he talks about "compressed ready," his elbows are slightly flared out. I've heard elsewhere that this helps add more control when firing. He never mentions elbows much in his other vids, except to not lock them out.. I could also be completely wrong, but this is my theory that I want to test it out on the range.
lockrunner07 when the gun is extended his elbows are more twisted in, (shoulder external rotation) than twisted out. If he was twisting/flaring out they would be pointed straight out but instead they are down more at a 45.
It's largely about reducing the time it takes to bring the weapon to the ready. The further forward you start your weapon the faster it is to bring it forward and fire. He's basically talking a lot of nothing in this video other than "do this shit a lot and you'll do it faster" which is the secret behind pretty much anyone who does anything really quickly.
You did great,mate. You shot two consecutive shots in a tight groupie was freaking awesome. I need to train more to be precisely accurate like this. Thx for the tips , mate!
I love this guy!!!!!!!!!!! Smart!! He has trained extensively, so he KNOWS HIS SHIT WELL!!👏🏿
I have to say that your videos are really awesome. Very instructional and to the point. Thank you all for putting your time and effort into these videos and thank you Lucas for being so articulate.
Awesome video! Thanks for the tips. I’m a new shooter, and this helps. The clarity and information in this video is what I like. Right to the point and all business... good job brother!! I smashed that Sub button 👍🏼
Especially during this time, i really appreciate these videos you put out to help me become a better shooter. a better protector for my friends and family. thank you and stay safe lucus!
Great video, easy to understand, and no B.S.. Keep up the great work.
With a shooting occupational background these are probably some of the best instructional videos I’ve seen
Thanks!
People be hating on Tom Brady, too. When you're the best, some people can't handle it. Keep up the great videos!
Absolutely right! Patriots fan here! Haters gonna hate!
I just wanted to say. I'm getting into competition shooting, and the likes. Your videos man, they have helped a ton. I watch, k go and apply and I don't stop untill I have consistency! Thanks man. Blessings to you!
I would pick a different time standard for new or in-experienced shooters I.E. 2.00 sec or 2.50 sec. 2 shots under a second can be overwhelming for the average shooter and hence, discouraging. Plus, with that type of time standard, they will focus on the wrong things and not on acquire sight alignment & sight picture.
True enough. No one starts out this way, as stated it takes training and practice. Also not appropriate for concealed carry standards.
2alpha2quit I
2alpha2quit it's a good standard to work up to though. In a couple hours I had my wife doing this Israeli style in 2.5 to 2.8. And that's Israeli! In one day!
when you start learning to do quick draw drills and fast target acquisition everybody wants to start slow and working through the motions to develop the muscle memory first. start slow and calm, make sure you're doing it properly. train to standards, not time when learning new skills to put in your arsenal. once you build up the muscle memory start working for faster and faster times.
Plus, in some countries (like Spain, where I live), there are really strict rules in gun ranges, and we are not allowed to shoot that close with the type of shooting I may do. The only way to shoot like that legally would be to do IPSC, but neither I am allowed to that. Federative shooting is 25 m or 50 m, no other to choose, and 2 shots to the head in under 1 second at 25 metres, that's a little bit too hard.
i practice sight alignment and grip at home and it helps so much with getting to know your gun and sights.
Thanks for the knowledge! Always love when you put out a video like this.
I enjoy TRex's instructionals. I'm learning a lot & reminds me of the techniques I forget to apply sometimes.
The mistake that I have made for years is focusing on the gun and not the target. I have found that when you focus on the threat your sights naturally fall on target ( with proper fundamentals and practice).
R S true
R S For close quarters you are correct, but at a distance front sight focus gives me better accuracy.
I have found that by using a lazer for dry fire practice perfects this maneuver. It shows everything, if the dot even twitches "more practice is necessary"
I have loaned it to friends and they have improved their skills also. Many bought them based on the results.
Different sights and color combinations help also. But practice of good fundamentals is required.
Truth!
And the rest is trigger control..
if that works for you. but its always front sight in focus and trigger control. you can only focus on one thing at a time, so in a split second, what will keep you alive, seeing the target clearly, seeing the rear sight clearly, or seeing the front sight clearly, and the others a blur?
R S I
You get down to the brass right off the bat. You then explain additions and different ways to go about it. Love it. subbed and belled.
Nice video, I just subscribed.
Personally, I like the jacket! I like "tactical" gear as much as the next guy but everyone jumping on the internet operator look... beard, sporting 5.11 pants, a plate carrier... and worse... gloves... while doing an unboxing video on there kitchen table... is so over done.
+Rich R amen. :)
wearing 5.11 gear and thinking you are an operator is like wearing Hollister and thinking you're a surfer...
Rich R you caught me. I wear a 511 hat but its the only flex fit i can find where the bill curves how i like it, isnt made of a huge wool blend and doesnt have an over sized bill. I buy things not for brand but for what they do for me. I also wear merrel shoes. I dont hike but theyre comfortable, last a decent ammount of time and have a great tread pattern. The half stubble beard is just cause i hate having to shave and my work doesnt mind. Not everyone in these demographics are trying to be tacticool. Just saying.
1. I was referring to many of the wannabes online. Not saying everyone out there is a wannabe. I have seen videos with people wearing gloves doing unboxings and plate carriers in their living rooms.
2. My comment was addressing some of the negative comments since Lucas doesn't fit the usual tacticool mold that we generally see with tactical gun and gear vids.
"unboxing" HAS to be the DUMBEST thing invented by the video cowboys.
Man you move like a cyborg. Impressive. No hesitation, no movement correction, so clean. I'amazed.
Fuck it. Time for 250 more reps.
I’m glad I found you here. You’re doing a fantastic job. I admire your knowledge and skill. I don’t understand the negative comments but I can tell you this, it takes a wise man to put down his ego to learn from those more knowledgeable than he. Age has nothing to do with anything. I would bet that the haters are nowhere near your level of expertise. Thank you for sharing this gem. Keep Soaring Lucas! You were never meant to fly around with pigeons.
Keep them coming! Always good knowledge Lucas. Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to instruct,you are a joy to watch.
+Greg Blankenship thank you!
This man really knows how to use a firearm
I swear…this young man never ceases to surprise me…how he teaches…he seems so young…
Great video! Really diggin these pro tip videos!
With my switch to an RDS, sight alignment has been the biggest challenge. Thanks for the video!
How did I not see this channel before. Good work and thanks for the tips. Subbed.
Very good video. Short, direct and informative. Great tip for shooting competition as well as personal protection. Looking forward to more videos.
Does he just move 1.5x speed or is it my phone?
naw he moves and talks like he's on coke hahaha
Lucas has gotten even faster over the years
Simply I am subscribing now. THANKS A LOT FOR THIS LESSON!
Finally a longer video with some awesome information. You've got to put out more of these, they're great!!
Dry fire dry fire dry fire best way to shoot
See, now this kid is a professional shooter, training as a Gunfighter. Very sharp. Extremely professional. Subscribed.
Also, how do you not have more subs
Hahaha. I'm working on it.
did my part! keep the good videos coming!
T.REX ARMS Where do you get your gear? Such as belt.
I wish you were there to instruct me how to shoot...60 years ago.
Well,any age is still a good time to learn..
Thank you for your time 😊 to share.
Is there a video with Jerry Miculek coming? 👍😁👍
Thanks bro I’m trying to get good TH-cam training to practice out in the dessert with friends, this is awesome man! With a family I have very little money for ammo let alone training so these videos are gold brother, God bless you man!
Good video with some good drills!
Your video helped me improve my shooting. Thanks brother 🤝. All the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
Bad ass! Nice video...thank you for sharing!
HONESTLY this kid is great, keep up the good work!!!!
Good video bud 👍🏼
This guys' sight picture must be like a video game. No wobble or anything, just perfect every time.
Getting good homie
Great Instructional Video Young Man!!! Like the part on practicing at home with dry fire. Retired State Trooper, 10-Swat Veteran,
taught combat firearms training, old man now. You nailed It, Simple and too the point... Excellent Excellent Job...
Lucas and his Aimbot... smh 🤦♂️
You just earned yourself a subscriber. I know a worthy teacher when I see one. You are a real teacher. I just found gold. ☺️
What kind of belt and gun/mag holsters are you using?
I think it's his Glock 19 & one of the TrexArms holsters (raptor?)...
Dude I've seen only two of your videos but you have just earned a sub. Good info, good pacing, good footage. Just bought my first handgun and looking foward to practicing with it over the summer.
Who makes that belt????
Did you find out about the belt? I want it too
I think he does
Who can hate Lucas! The only thing that you can be is jealous. I've been watching his video's a long time and learned quite a bit. And I'm no beginner! Lucas is top-notch.
What belt are you wearing?
Dude… your a robot. Hats off to your hard work!
If only people had square heads. NEVER could understand why these cutouts have square heads.
idk, maybe to track your misses so you can correct them? Maybe why all targets aren't just bullseyes?
I recommend www.sigsuaers.com/ for your best ammunition I just got my order from them. 😍💯..
We know what Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch would say: "Don't shoot fast; shoot good!"
PS you are a fantastic shooter. 🏆
Are you going to review your jacket anytime soon? I like that.
Try Bon-ton
This is the very best channel for learning how to handle and fire a hand pistol. I like the slow motion of the gun actually being fired. My daughter lives in a riot zone and has decided to purchase hand gun. What do you recommend for as first hand gun for a 23 year old woman ?
You can have perfect sight alignment but, if you can squeeze the trigger w/o moving the weapon it doesn't mean shit.
??? I don't understand this comment? Is DC complaining that the youtuber doesn't mention importance of trigger control?? The youtuber said in the beginning of the video he was only going to cover sight alignment.
Trigger control is the foremost skill a shooter must possess. If a shooter cannot control the trigger, nothing else matters. You might have great sight alignment squeeze the trigger move the weapon and your shot will be off. Aiming, sight alignment, sight picture whatever you want to call it will be of little use. Work on trigger control and work from there.
Like I said... sight alignment is ONE of many fundamentals. I could talk triggers for a long time. That has to be a SEPARATE video. You can't have an amazing trigger press and ZERO sight picture. You need both.
True, however don't put that cart before the horse.
Who makes the belt your wearing in this video? Great Video By The Way. Keep Them Coming!!!
This guy is a genius...I've never seen anyone like this
Are you left eye dominant?
I thought that too. It sure looked that way when he was holding his hands up (without the pistol) while looking into the camera.
Yes he has a video on how to shoot cross eye dominant
He’s cross eye dominant
Came back for few tips from the young master...respect
Ya thanks for the shooting tip you look very practiced. Nice job. Talk show host Laura Ingram was talking about guys wearing coats like yours. I see what she meant. Seriously, gift the coat to a pretty girl you will both be better off.
Pro student Driver haha don't worry about the comments lol. Not everyone is into fashion.
Pro student Driver what the f*** is wrong with a down jacket?
What's wrong with the jacket at the same one. What do you wear when it's cold. Oh I forgot you're a real man you don't need anything
I appreciate your video. Of the many YT videos I've watched, yours are well planned, on point and well executed. Subcribed.