HANDGUN TRAINING: How To Grip Your Gun Like A Pro

60 SECONDS TO SUCCESS WITH RON AVERY: How is your grip?
Ron Avery, pro shooter and co-founder of the Tactical Performance Center, explains how to properly grip your handgun for fast and accurate shooting.
Visit tacticalperformancecenter.com to sign up for training classes with Ron Avery!

[@nyballer31]

so much knowledge learned in a one minute video.Thanks Ron.

[@BunsAndGunsCalendars]

RIP my friend. You conveyed so much information so easily. 2/23/19, 62 yrs old, cancer. ;(

[@erikm.4153]

R.I.P. Sir!

[@showoffyoureverydaycarry4016]

I've watched 2 of your videos - and learned more than MANY other videos I've watched. Thanks!

[@jamesg1204]

Thanks!!! Missed your class the last time you were in Michigan.

[@ginogomez5401]

Ron is a beast....best of the best right there! Thank you Ron!

[@brentlykins7281]

Thank you sir

[@iAmNyC718]

Ron is 2nd to no one shooting a firearm... Sheeeeesh!!!!!

[@FailWords]

Ron I love all your stuff. Keep up the great work! Someone took down your drawing video with Cory. You were assisting him to achieve: Draw-Fire-Hit target --within one second. The video focused on the path the pistol should take from holster to firing level, a natural path.

[@FailWords]

Happens frequently. It'll be back. Make sure to download/copy it.

[@gustavoherrera3490]

muy buen consejo muchas gracias

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Thanks! 👍🏻 Please share!

[@esteban1487]

The action on that weapon was butta!

[@MrBoredom123]

Has Ron put out a full DVD yet!?

[@thatguy.namedmitch]

MrBoredom123 Not to my knowledge.

[@erikm.2318]

MrBoredom123 Yes. Years ago. Nothing recent. Google search.

[@quitepossible4498]

Wow

[@nono559]

So is the right wrist canned or straight when holding the pistol? Or was Mr. Avery saying once the shot goes off that’s what the recoil will do to the strong hand wrist?

[@marcuszerr]

Does Ron speak about "to cant" or "to cam" the wrist?

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

It's camming action!

[@italoromano7336]

How much force do i need to apply down with the wrists ???

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

As much as you can without changing sight alignment. Experiment with different amounts to see where you get best results. There will be a point where you are comfortable and it works, that's where you need to be. Ken N.

[@italoromano7336]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Nice !! I Will try for sure . Thank you !!!

[@siuwong8930]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Hi Ken, did you mean I should cam down my support hand wrist as much as I can, and lock tight my strong hand wrist to keep the sight alignment?

[@peterlo8260]

If I doing correct then take off my support hand , the front sight should be dip down slightly, am I right?

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

No, the cam will set the wrist angle, and then you need simply hold the wrist stiff on that angle. Stay aware to maintain that stiffness exactly the same before, during, and after the shot. That will create a spring steel effect and the gun will recover from a muzzle flip back to sigh alignment on its own.

[@peterlo8260]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Thank you so much TPC!

[@italoromano7336]

Do I need rolls my elbows too or Just keep locked ?

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Not locked. you need some suspension. It can help to set the wrist and roll elbows a bit to help apply force to the muzzle like a long handle (lever).

[@italoromano7336]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter nice ! Thank you !

[@MM-wx9us]

R.I.P

[@billjones3573]

Been trying this for a long time and cant get my pistols to be that flatbor return to zero no matter what i do

[@onpsxmember]

Did you watch all of his grip videos and other videos with him especially the force vector and other grip video from TPC?