So I've been shooting my entire life, shot my first gun at 8 years old and I still have that very .22 bolt action. I would say I'm a fairly good shooter as well, not a green beret but I've been shooting for about 12 years ish. I still followed along with what he was saying. You're never too experienced or too good a shot to go over the basics. There will always be room for improvement.
This series is great. Love that I know when the videos are commng and that on Monday I will have a skill to practice before I hit the range. In just the first week my shooting improved.
Great video! I took a course at the range and I found out how much more basic training i need about presenting and aiming a gun, before i go shooting and spending rounds.
I shot horribly the last time I went to the range recently. I think locking the wrists was what I was failing to do, because I remember relaxing my grip to concentrate on my eyes focusing on the sights and target. I'm just now learning to shoot with both eyes open and it aint easy!
Hey Myles you probably don’t remember me but I was one of ur Bjj students at LA boxing in San Diego and that was about 15 years ago since then trained with Baret yoshida and now with James Populo in Oregon. I shoot and practice with handguns frequently and wanted to say thanks for introducing me into Bjj and I’m still doing it and glad. Good to see ur doing other stuff and good content keep up good work professor!!!!
For people dry firing, my suggestion is that you either put up painters tape on a wall that is in a safe direction or you print out the dry fire targets from Baer Solutions. You can also print out the cold start drill you are working on if you want to work that.
These are great videos for a beginner like me. Many thanks. I am seeking for some good hear protection buds and I see yours on the videos. What brand are they or do you recommend any ? Thks
I am having a super hard time doing this 100% correctly. When dry firing it works acceptable but live I need just a little moment to aim. When I break the shot immediately, the shots still hit but I do not have an aligned sight picture.
I see that you do an arc motion from holster towards the target . have you tried to bring both gun and support hand to your chest level and then present the gun in a parral to the ground movement towards the target ? I find this is alot more effiecient and once completed I always find my sights on target . Basically you are doing an arc motion and I am doing a 90 degree motion . Holster to chest - chest forward towards target
By enforcing muscle memory to make sure the sights are aligned, do you recommend just having one reliable firearm for conceal/open carry? At the range, it's not unusual to see shooters bring several pistols to shoot and they handle differently from grip, angle, trigger pull etc
Ideally, yes. You want to stick to one manual of arms, doing so your sight picture will be consistent, ergonomics of pistol are consistent, ultimately you will be consistent with a single firearm. I'd say pick a rifle, a shotgun, and a handgun that you want to be your main squeeze. Not to say you can't use other firearms, but you train the way you fight. If you practi w with a revolver, but carry a semi auto you will be inconsistent with your edc
Practice your draw stroke a ton and connect the movements... I think modern samurai has a video with all the different movements broken down into segments. It’s like a golf swing you need to study and know every part of it and also fluidly string it together. And when somethings not right and you can slow down and self-correct your in a great place.
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So I've been shooting my entire life, shot my first gun at 8 years old and I still have that very .22 bolt action. I would say I'm a fairly good shooter as well, not a green beret but I've been shooting for about 12 years ish. I still followed along with what he was saying. You're never too experienced or too good a shot to go over the basics. There will always be room for improvement.
Yes sir! That kind of mentality is what gets people very very good at things, always willing to learn
You wrote a damn book dude.
I'm really glad I found your videos. I learn something good with every one that I watch.
This going to be a great series! I am sure tons of shooters need this. Looking forward to part 2!
I’m so thankful for this channel and this series! Perfect timing for me. Thanks for what you’re doing here.
You are so welcome!
Tactical hyve bringing awesome content once again 🤙🏽🙏🏽
Oh man this is by far one of my favorite video
Thanks for this weeks home work sir.
Thank you very much for these videos, great tips and looking forward to learn from you guys!
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels.
Good reminder to be recognizing body position when looking for your sight on the draw.
More goodness Miles. Bravo!
This series is great. Love that I know when the videos are commng and that on Monday I will have a skill to practice before I hit the range. In just the first week my shooting improved.
Great video! I took a course at the range and I found out how much more basic training i need about presenting and aiming a gun, before i go shooting and spending rounds.
Great video series and the right pace chosen to build on it.
Always learning from this 😎
I shot horribly the last time I went to the range recently. I think locking the wrists was what I was failing to do, because I remember relaxing my grip to concentrate on my eyes focusing on the sights and target. I'm just now learning to shoot with both eyes open and it aint easy!
Hey Myles you probably don’t remember me but I was one of ur Bjj students at LA boxing in San Diego and that was about 15 years ago since then trained with Baret yoshida and now with James Populo in Oregon. I shoot and practice with handguns frequently and wanted to say thanks for introducing me into Bjj and I’m still doing it and glad. Good to see ur doing other stuff and good content keep up good work professor!!!!
Great tips. Youve got to put in the practice and the reps.
Most definitely!
For people dry firing, my suggestion is that you either put up painters tape on a wall that is in a safe direction or you print out the dry fire targets from Baer Solutions. You can also print out the cold start drill you are working on if you want to work that.
Thanks for the videos, trying to get the basics down and build my foundation. I really like your approach!
This channel is the best, your teaching style and content are excellant. Thank you!!!
Really learning a lot from your videos, thank you.
Hey guys. Just wanted to say you thanks for the series! Great stuff for beginners! Love your channel. Keep up the epic work! 💙💙💙
Great episodes sir. I will use this before i head to the range
Good stuff. Sitting in the garage doing it now
These videos are gold. Thank you.
Glad you think so!
Great video! Thank you for the knowledge transfer! Your videos and GBRS group are phenomenal!
DAMN the elbows out then in really helped
Thank you, this is helping immensely
As always excellent video
The timer never lies. Stay firsty my friends 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Firsty af
Wow, that's awesome.
Thank you! Cheers!
great videos guys, I really like what you're doing.
Glad to hear it!
Great instructor.
Thank you for the great content Kabayan!!
I really love this channel, I share it with all my friends who suck
Awesome! I love men yoga
You need a pateron. These are priceless training skills.
Great advice.
👍Awesome again Myles, have 5 nights to practice before live fire, let you know how it goes!
Id love to donate to tactical hyve base on this series alone.
Thank you so much. This is awesome!!!!!!!😃😃
Love the content!
Your logo is perfect!
Thanks!
Great review even for the jaded pistoleer!
Excellent
Like this video specially im a beginners thank u. Great videos
Cool video thanks.
Thank you!
These are great videos for a beginner like me. Many thanks.
I am seeking for some good hear protection buds and I see yours on the videos. What brand are they or do you recommend any ? Thks
We want this for carbine and assault rifles
I am having a super hard time doing this 100% correctly. When dry firing it works acceptable but live I need just a little moment to aim. When I break the shot immediately, the shots still hit but I do not have an aligned sight picture.
Can you explain how to find your dominant eye for aiming?
Great video. Where can I get one of those shirts.
I always have to fish for the sights on my 19, but I don't even have to open my eyes and it'll be perfectly aligned on my 43x
I see that you do an arc motion from holster towards the target . have you tried to bring both gun and support hand to your chest level and then present the gun in a parral to the ground movement towards the target ? I find this is alot more effiecient and once completed I always find my sights on target . Basically you are doing an arc motion and I am doing a 90 degree motion . Holster to chest - chest forward towards target
I'll be dammed but that shit worked! Nice!
Wow
By enforcing muscle memory to make sure the sights are aligned, do you recommend just having one reliable firearm for conceal/open carry? At the range, it's not unusual to see shooters bring several pistols to shoot and they handle differently from grip, angle, trigger pull etc
Ideally, yes. You want to stick to one manual of arms, doing so your sight picture will be consistent, ergonomics of pistol are consistent, ultimately you will be consistent with a single firearm. I'd say pick a rifle, a shotgun, and a handgun that you want to be your main squeeze. Not to say you can't use other firearms, but you train the way you fight. If you practi w with a revolver, but carry a semi auto you will be inconsistent with your edc
How could I adjust this drill for a Weaver stance?
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I’m having difficulty with the fact that I’m right handed but left eye dominant.
Try a red dot, both eyes open with a red dot
You are making a lot of promotion for the dry fire mags, but sadly they have only mags for a handful of pistols.
If you have a 507 with an ACSS reticle you will never loose the dot/chevron
First!
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love the channel but show this from the draw
Sheesh, everyone wants everything for free now.
Practice your draw stroke a ton and connect the movements... I think modern samurai has a video with all the different movements broken down into segments. It’s like a golf swing you need to study and know every part of it and also fluidly string it together. And when somethings not right and you can slow down and self-correct your in a great place.