In 2009, I came home from a deployment and my oldest son, who was 3 or 4 at the time, wouldn’t eat for almost 2 weeks... Being a father I was obviously concerned, so I asked him about it and his answer really hit me hard… He said, “Dad, if I eat I’ll grow up and if I grow up I’ll become a daddy. And if I become a daddy, I’ll have to leave my family.” My boys barely knew who I was and I couldn’t let them grow up without a father... I realized at that moment my family needed me a lot more than the Navy needed another SEAL. So I put in for retirement the next day… Back then I knew I wanted to be with my family more than anything, so I made changes in my life that allowed me to be at home. We all want more time to spend with the people we love or doing the things we love. That’s why I’m here to help! Once you read my New Rules of Marksmanship you will learn how you can stay at home, and save time and money while you improve your shooting! I promise this works… try it now: snip.ly/vqtwv4
I don't get how your book and your decision line up. TBH kinda sounds like a story enhanced a bit to sell the book. Not saying that's the reality, but it's definitely the perception. Either way, great video and I'll check out the book.
Amen good choice. As the Bible says that’s our job to raise and teach our kids! Not to have government teach them what they think is correct. God bless you sir thanks for your service.
It takes a special to sacrifice time with family for duty for this great country. Thank you for your sacrifice and for all this excellent learning advice. May God bless you and your family Chris.
Between 8 years in the Army and almost 22 years as a police officer, I have had a fair share of range training. I have never seen nor heard anyone explain in detail the importance of a proper stance and most importantly the why of it. I just noticed after watching your valuable video that I had developed a habit of shoulders forward and lowering my head to my sights. I did a regimen of dry firing with your technique and was amazed at how much more stable my pistol was by, tucking my shoulders back. Doing that made my pistol come up to my eyes almost naturally. Thank you very much sir.
@@ericalfred2875 i just shoot for fun at the range and I cant wait to try this out next time. Almost wonder if this is why my back and elbow feel sore after only like 100 rounds.
19 year old female here and I’ve gone to a range a few times and couldn’t quite figure out what I’ve been doing wrong. Your videos are AMAZING! Thank you so much 😭❤️❤️
Thanks for your service .iam glad you retired for you kids. I remember my father leaving every time he went overseas I felt so alone so I can understand your kids feelings.
These videos of yours have seriously been priceless to me. I’m looking into getting my first firearm and I’ve learned a TON in the past couple days from these. All this information will be carried with me when I hit the range and buy my first firearm! Big respect and thank you for your service!!🤘🏻
You are spot on! I've been struggling to shoot accurately and my shots veering to left. I went back to the basics to re-evaluate what I was doing wrong. I focused on my feet, nose over toes, bringing firearm up level with my eyes vs looking down, and shoulders back! I haven't shot this accurately in over a year. THANK YOU! I was losing hope.
Thank you for this video, Mr. Sajnog. I have spina bifida, which affects my balance (among other problems), so I was skeptical your advice on shooting stances would apply to me. I'm glad to be reminded of what they say about assumptions. Normally I'm not able to stand still without holding onto a support like a table or handrail, but using your advice, I was able to stay steady for much longer than I'm used to, even with my hands in a shooting position. I'm not sure if I'll be able to extend that time period given some of my limitations, but you've certainly inspired me to try.
Same. I started off-can't shooting a couple years ago because it just felt more natural that way as opposed to the way I was trained Glad to see that an instructor is affirming it.
_Like the word " carbine " over " assault rifle " in the civilian world, that was smooth and smart. Three " B's," Brains, Brawns, and Bullets, applied here with techniques, nicely done!_
From the beautifull Island of Puerto Rico. Chris I love your tuition videos they help me a lot with my gun handling experience. AMIGO keep doing what you love the most. 👍👍
I am a 65 years old woman I bought a gun I live in New Orleans and crime is bad I went to get my training I completed and get my certificate but nothing like the way you teaching could you please let me know if you have a book I came by so I can keep learning from you appreciate you so much thank you
I have only seen two of your videos and you are number 1 on my list for teaching!!! Why? You teach with a method that reminds me of a golf lesson. The first vid I watched was the proper pistol grip. Just like golf, your hands are the only thing that are an extension of the firearm. Poor grip...poor results. The second vid was the proper stance. Poor alignment... Poor aim...bad results!! THANK YOU!!! Somebody gets it for the beginner!! ( and I've been shooting for 32 years)✌️✌️✌️✌️
Chris, I'm a new gun owner, and your videos have been invaluable to me. I had the intention of getting my ccw permit after purchasing a handgun, but I will be putting that off for a while as I realize how much of a liability I would be to myself & the public as I now know how little I actually know about safe & proper handling of firearms. I sure hope that your videos are not found to be in violation of the new policies. Professional training is quite costly. So as I save up to take classes, I plan on using your teachings to help me along in between each new class. Thank you very much.
Those are the words of a responsible gun owner. BZ None of my videos violate new policy. For years people ask/complain about me never actually shooting in my videos...because I don't teach shooting guns, only airsoft, and laser training devices. But with these guys, you never know. 🤞 If they do, I have all my videos on my website chrissajnog.com and hundreds more for my members chrissajnog.com/join-the-team [unappolgetic promotion]
I've learned more in this one video then all my years shooting. My habits and stance were SO bad ( I now realize), and everyone kept saying, "you look good, your a good shot", but I struggled to acquire the sight picture and with consistency. I did my old and new stances with a mirror. Old stance was hunched over, arm bent, neck forward, shoulders crooked...ALL wrong. Now I'm grounded, squared (triangled), and straight. I have a laser target practice system. I took your teachings, and I'm shooting consistent 9/10 with both eyes open vs. 8/9/10 with one eye closed. I don't want to be a good shot...I want to be an excellent shooter. Also, just more confident in feeling and trust. I don't second guess my sight picture of fiddle with my stance now. I just follow your teachings, and it just seems to work. Still learning new muscle memory, but thank you! Total game changer for me.
I like the way you liken the shooting stance to a fighting stance! I couldn't agree more. Being a highly competitive fighter for years, this is the exact way I taught my wife, daughter and several friends how to shoot.
Right? Sounds like all he is saying is just shoot as if you are throwing a cross from a boxing/kickboxing/Muay Thai stance. First time I picked up a pistol my feet naturally staggered into that position. Easy peasy
Great explanation. I am a firearms instructor and have not heard anyone communicate clearing as you the hows and whys (in all your videos). Your videos are making me a better instructor and therefore my students.
Chris Sajnog teaches you the best way to stand when shooting an and gun , i can confirme that, because i have tried a lot of diferente stands, and this way.. Is realy the best, for Me aniway... Thanks Chris, Michel from Spain.
Chris..... Once you turned to the side, it was easier for me to see the correct position that you were demonstrating. I really appreciate your clear, precise and to the point videos.
My name is Chris( Petra's Husband) I found this video very useful as i use a rifle and pistol when target shooting and sometimes get the tail wag, This video has pointed out what i am doing wrong so i will try some of the points noted here. Will watch some of the other videos. Keep up the great work.
DAMN... just DAMN. Yeah, you have a new subscriber. Years in the military (marksmanship award for M-16, .38, and 45ACP), and several shooting schools after I got out. NOBODY has ever described the shooting stance like you just did. Just trying it in my house with my unloaded 45ACP I can feel the difference. It feels so much more relaxed. I instantly felt more confident in my ability to be even more on-target. As a forced right hander (grew up back when moms would switch the pencil to the right (correct) hand, I am left eyed and shoot left handed (got the scars on my right arm from mis-ejected M-16 brass to prove it). And man... that is infected in like two seconds.
Practice the position with a blue gun while you watch the video. Watch the video until you have it down. Then go to the range. No sense wasting money on bullets and range fees if you can't do it right.
Sir you are precise, knowledgeable, and have very thorough reasoning!!! Your videos have exponentially improved my accuracy and I am very grateful!!!! Total badass!!!! Furthermore, thank you so very much for your invaluable service to our beloved country!!
This is the best video in stance I've seen. I learned so much as a first time gun owner. Thank you. I bought a gun after someone tried to break into my apartment at 1:30AM just last year. Been on a journey if learning to be a proper gun owner.
Very good lesson! Basically classic exactly what I did learn in Latvian armed forces. But after years I did develop my own shooting stance. All the same, main thing keep Your firearm centered aligned with Your spine, but I step my right leg a bit more back and turn a bit left side of the torso towards the target. I hold the gun with both but mostly with right arm aligned with spine but keep my left arm ready for other actions, like reloading or in close combat repelling unarmed enemy striking or grabbing him.
I should’ve watched this before I went to the range today, I know why I pull right now for sure; thought it was cause I’m cross shooting, today was more consistent but after I make this adjustments I should be spot on.
You're awesome how you literally showed the martial arts principle that weapons are extension of the body. We use the same stances from martial arts into shooting. Thank you Sir, much respect to you.
I like your videos truthfully. Am 66 yrs. with a ak wooden leg. Stance has alway been a challenge. Lately have been leaning against the wall on my good leg side which works. But if you know of a free stance that might work would love to hear it. Daniel
After the second video I watched of yours, it was an automatic sub! Can already tell what I’ve gained and learned in 20 minutes of your video’s.. Thank you and look forward to more!
I haven’t been trained in any form by military or police, more less self taught. I am a fair to good marksman. I love to hunt also, no lost game ever. After watching your videos I saw several improper techniques that I was performing. I will strive to correct them and hope to see a noticeable improvement..
Got to tell you. I have now watched this particular video 10 separate times.....and I found that I learned something very important that I missed......each time. There is a LOT of information in this video. SO HELPFUL! Once I got the "2 triangles" into my head .....and felt the recoil travel down my dominant arm for the first couple of shots......then looked out at the target.....THAT WAS IT! WOW. What a difference.
Practicing this in my dark kitchen (without the pistol). I see how the triangles work and how the bones are your support. I had been holding my pistol close to my body, arms clamped down due to a hand tremor. Which I think helped..Also stood in a side stance and do okay. Tomorrow I will try this new stance with arms out, hard grip, deep breath and see how I do. Thank you for Shar your knowledge.😊
WHOA WHOA WHOA! This information is way too valuable for TH-cam. No I'm just kidding. Very great instruction sir. NEVER heard it explained so well and in such great detail. How can I get a Chris Sajnog polo? The way you described how not to overextend was awesome because I was actually wondering about that. Now I know that if I'm engaging my back muscles I'm doing it right. I can really feel the difference. I've got to work on my breathing, as I tend to hold my breath. Will you make or have you made a video about proper breathing? God bless you and your family. God bless America.
Thank you yet again, @Chris Sajnog. When I started shooting 8 years ago I was taught the isosceles stance including arm position, but I was never completely comfortable with how my feet were placed. Thank you for your clear and understandable explanation and demonstrations.
War Fighter, thanks for the info. I have applied your techniques and feel much more confident and comfortable when putting lead down range. I am more relaxed and the recall from both pistol and rifle is absorbed by the bone structure and rest of the body allowing me to keep the sights on the intended target making the acquisition of the target faster. Thanks and keep up the good job. GO NAVY!!!
Thank you Chris for your practical videos and sharing your insights! Perfect for me since its been 50 years since holding a carbine and pistol; hopefully eliminates old bad range and field habits :-)
I Play a lot of golf, these stance and positions go hand and hand together, follow thru and head position almost the same, but when SHTF hopefully all this muscle memory will come into play
NAVY SEAL SNIPER INSTRUCTER. I am 76, a retired police officer and can still shoot the X and ten rings out of a silhouette target at 10-15 yards with my Glock. But I am not a trained killer as you are. I know you are instructing people on how to properly shoot a hand gun, but it is obvious you are teaching it offensively not defensively. Concealed Cary should not be an offensive attitude. That being said, I thank you for your service. It is a shame the world needs people will your skill set, but unfortunately we do and always will and I thank you for the sacrifices you made for our country.
Very good for the range and to teach somebody to shoot for the first time. With that locked in your mind and body ,, its then help-full when you have to shoot to survive , monkey, rabbit, dog,,, any stance just to get the bean out of your cannon ,, without exposing yourself ,, unless your in a movie,,, Make sure you have a lot of ammo but dont waste. Good channel thanks
Thanks Chris for this video and for the proper pistol grip video. You helped get some of my confidence back when I had to qualify for my yearly job quals,
I had one of those blue guns when I was a kid it was so fun playing with my 4 brothers and all our friends we'd have big wars some would climb in trees ,we'd make dumb sound affects lol good times
Great video. I know the video was about How to stand when shooting. The only thing I think would also be helpful with this is first starting off with the proper way to hold the gun.
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In 2009, I came home from a deployment and my oldest son, who was 3 or 4 at the time, wouldn’t eat for almost 2 weeks... Being a father I was obviously concerned, so I asked him about it and his answer really hit me hard… He said, “Dad, if I eat I’ll grow up and if I grow up I’ll become a daddy. And if I become a daddy, I’ll have to leave my family.” My boys barely knew who I was and I couldn’t let them grow up without a father...
I realized at that moment my family needed me a lot more than the Navy needed another SEAL. So I put in for retirement the next day…
Back then I knew I wanted to be with my family more than anything, so I made changes in my life that allowed me to be at home.
We all want more time to spend with the people we love or doing the things we love. That’s why I’m here to help!
Once you read my New Rules of Marksmanship you will learn how you can stay at home, and save time and money while you improve your shooting! I promise this works… try it now: snip.ly/vqtwv4
I don't get how your book and your decision line up. TBH kinda sounds like a story enhanced a bit to sell the book. Not saying that's the reality, but it's definitely the perception. Either way, great video and I'll check out the book.
Awesome! Thank You. I will buy The Book.
Amen good choice. As the Bible says that’s our job to raise and teach our kids! Not to have government teach them what they think is correct. God bless you sir thanks for your service.
Awesome yea family is everything
It takes a special to sacrifice time with family for duty for this great country. Thank you for your sacrifice and for all this excellent learning advice. May God bless you and your family Chris.
Between 8 years in the Army and almost 22 years as a police officer, I have had a fair share of range training. I have never seen nor heard anyone explain in detail the importance of a proper stance and most importantly the why of it. I just noticed after watching your valuable video that I had developed a habit of shoulders forward and lowering my head to my sights. I did a regimen of dry firing with your technique and was amazed at how much more stable my pistol was by, tucking my shoulders back. Doing that made my pistol come up to my eyes almost naturally. Thank you very much sir.
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I am right there with you brother; 35 years OF LEO experience and had developed the same habit.
@@ericalfred2875 i just shoot for fun at the range and I cant wait to try this out next time. Almost wonder if this is why my back and elbow feel sore after only like 100 rounds.
thats kind of scary that they wouldn't teach that
This guy is awesome.
Yeah
19 year old female here and I’ve gone to a range a few times and couldn’t quite figure out what I’ve been doing wrong. Your videos are AMAZING! Thank you so much 😭❤️❤️
I’m a Cold War vet who served in Germany in the early 80’s, your instruction on technique is identical to how we trained. Kudos!
Thanks
Cold War vet 2/92nd spot on 🇺🇸bless you and yours and thank you
Thanks for your service .iam glad you retired for you kids. I remember my father leaving every time he went overseas I felt so alone so I can understand your kids feelings.
These videos of yours have seriously been priceless to me. I’m looking into getting my first firearm and I’ve learned a TON in the past couple days from these. All this information will be carried with me when I hit the range and buy my first firearm! Big respect and thank you for your service!!🤘🏻
I would normally have to pay about $100 for handgun training, I got this for free. Thank you so much for your valuable insights and methodology.
Gerald Berliner no kidding. I’ll subscribe and buy his book or something so I don’t feel guilty and to support this type of resource.
This is one of the best shooting advice, from Chris Sajnog.. I know !
This is so cool. Getting video training from a badass frogman. Thanks Chris for your service and helping me become a better shooter🇺🇸🦅
You are spot on! I've been struggling to shoot accurately and my shots veering to left. I went back to the basics to re-evaluate what I was doing wrong. I focused on my feet, nose over toes, bringing firearm up level with my eyes vs looking down, and shoulders back! I haven't shot this accurately in over a year. THANK YOU! I was losing hope.
Amazing !I followed every instructions . I can literary close my eyes and shoot and still hit my target .
Fantastic advice! I read one of his books and he’s absolutely amazing. Thank you for your service to our country Chris.
Glad I stopped by. Learned something new. 👍🏼
Thank you for this video, Mr. Sajnog. I have spina bifida, which affects my balance (among other problems), so I was skeptical your advice on shooting stances would apply to me. I'm glad to be reminded of what they say about assumptions. Normally I'm not able to stand still without holding onto a support like a table or handrail, but using your advice, I was able to stay steady for much longer than I'm used to, even with my hands in a shooting position. I'm not sure if I'll be able to extend that time period given some of my limitations, but you've certainly inspired me to try.
Appreciate all the good advice. All the years in the Army I wasn’t taught most of this.
Same. I started off-can't shooting a couple years ago because it just felt more natural that way as opposed to the way I was trained
Glad to see that an instructor is affirming it.
_Like the word " carbine " over " assault rifle " in the civilian world, that was smooth and smart. Three " B's," Brains, Brawns, and Bullets, applied here with techniques, nicely done!_
From the beautifull Island of Puerto Rico. Chris I love your tuition videos they help me a lot with my gun handling experience. AMIGO keep doing what you love the most. 👍👍
I am a 65 years old woman I bought a gun I live in New Orleans and crime is bad I went to get my training I completed and get my certificate but nothing like the way you teaching could you please let me know if you have a book I came by so I can keep learning from you appreciate you so much thank you
This presentation brings back many wonderful memories! Semper Fidelis
Thank you Sir Chris Sajnog
I have only seen two of your videos and you are number 1 on my list for teaching!!! Why? You teach with a method that reminds me of a golf lesson. The first vid I watched was the proper pistol grip. Just like golf, your hands are the only thing that are an extension of the firearm. Poor grip...poor results. The second vid was the proper stance. Poor alignment... Poor aim...bad results!! THANK YOU!!! Somebody gets it for the beginner!! ( and I've been shooting for 32 years)✌️✌️✌️✌️
Chris, I'm a new gun owner, and your videos have been invaluable to me. I had the intention of getting my ccw permit after purchasing a handgun, but I will be putting that off for a while as I realize how much of a liability I would be to myself & the public as I now know how little I actually know about safe & proper handling of firearms. I sure hope that your videos are not found to be in violation of the new policies. Professional training is quite costly. So as I save up to take classes, I plan on using your teachings to help me along in between each new class. Thank you very much.
Those are the words of a responsible gun owner. BZ
None of my videos violate new policy. For years people ask/complain about me never actually shooting in my videos...because I don't teach shooting guns, only airsoft, and laser training devices. But with these guys, you never know. 🤞
If they do, I have all my videos on my website chrissajnog.com and hundreds more for my members chrissajnog.com/join-the-team [unappolgetic promotion]
I follow on Rumble also,
I've learned more in this one video then all my years shooting. My habits and stance were SO bad ( I now realize), and everyone kept saying, "you look good, your a good shot", but I struggled to acquire the sight picture and with consistency. I did my old and new stances with a mirror. Old stance was hunched over, arm bent, neck forward, shoulders crooked...ALL wrong. Now I'm grounded, squared (triangled), and straight. I have a laser target practice system. I took your teachings, and I'm shooting consistent 9/10 with both eyes open vs. 8/9/10 with one eye closed. I don't want to be a good shot...I want to be an excellent shooter. Also, just more confident in feeling and trust. I don't second guess my sight picture of fiddle with my stance now. I just follow your teachings, and it just seems to work. Still learning new muscle memory, but thank you! Total game changer for me.
I like the way you liken the shooting stance to a fighting stance! I couldn't agree more. Being a highly competitive fighter for years, this is the exact way I taught my wife, daughter and several friends how to shoot.
Right? Sounds like all he is saying is just shoot as if you are throwing a cross from a boxing/kickboxing/Muay Thai stance.
First time I picked up a pistol my feet naturally staggered into that position. Easy peasy
Great explanation. I am a firearms instructor and have not heard anyone communicate clearing as you the hows and whys (in all your videos). Your videos are making me a better instructor and therefore my students.
Chris Sajnog teaches you the best way to stand when shooting an and gun , i can confirme that, because i have tried a lot of diferente stands, and this way.. Is realy the best, for Me aniway... Thanks Chris, Michel from Spain.
My wife and I both love shooting we both learnt a lot from this video...thanks
From an educator and long-time LEO - WELL DONE!
Chris..... Once you turned to the side, it was easier for me to see the correct position that you were demonstrating. I really appreciate your clear, precise and to the point videos.
was sapper with 13 eng,7th id, rapid deployment during the 90s.. Really enjoy your clear and concise videos!
My name is Chris( Petra's Husband) I found this video very useful as i use a rifle and pistol when target shooting and sometimes get the tail wag, This video has pointed out what i am doing wrong so i will try some of the points noted here. Will watch some of the other videos. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much for your detailed demonstration. Every moment was educational!
DAMN... just DAMN. Yeah, you have a new subscriber. Years in the military (marksmanship award for M-16, .38, and 45ACP), and several shooting schools after I got out. NOBODY has ever described the shooting stance like you just did. Just trying it in my house with my unloaded 45ACP I can feel the difference. It feels so much more relaxed. I instantly felt more confident in my ability to be even more on-target. As a forced right hander (grew up back when moms would switch the pencil to the right (correct) hand, I am left eyed and shoot left handed (got the scars on my right arm from mis-ejected M-16 brass to prove it). And man... that is infected in like two seconds.
Excellent video Chris. Great explanation of a very important topic. Stance. It matters.
Thank you!! This video was very helpful, I just hope I can remember everything you said when I go to shoot.
R. Káva but you have internet you can see again when you go shooting range
Practice the position with a blue gun while you watch the video. Watch the video until you have it down. Then go to the range. No sense wasting money on bullets and range fees if you can't do it right.
Thanks guys! I'm doing good now with my guns.
Sir you are precise, knowledgeable, and have very thorough reasoning!!! Your videos have exponentially improved my accuracy and I am very grateful!!!! Total badass!!!! Furthermore, thank you so very much for your invaluable service to our beloved country!!
This is gold.
Awesome the way you teach is very easy to understand. Thanks
This is the best video in stance I've seen. I learned so much as a first time gun owner. Thank you. I bought a gun after someone tried to break into my apartment at 1:30AM just last year. Been on a journey if learning to be a proper gun owner.
First video ever that explains in detail the mechanics of the body in a shooting stance. GOOD JOB, GREAT VIDEO!!! 👍
I am an RSO and these are the exact points I use when assisting newer shooters and those who wish to improve their shooting scores.
Very good lesson! Basically classic exactly what I did learn in Latvian armed forces. But after years I did develop my own shooting stance. All the same, main thing keep Your firearm centered aligned with Your spine, but I step my right leg a bit more back and turn a bit left side of the torso towards the target. I hold the gun with both but mostly with right arm aligned with spine but keep my left arm ready for other actions, like reloading or in close combat repelling unarmed enemy striking or grabbing him.
Thanks
This was a big help. Thank you
Very nice.. I love shooting
WOW that's critical points...👍👍👍
I should’ve watched this before I went to the range today, I know why I pull right now for sure; thought it was cause I’m cross shooting, today was more consistent but after I make this adjustments I should be spot on.
You're awesome how you literally showed the martial arts principle that weapons are extension of the body. We use the same stances from martial arts into shooting. Thank you Sir, much respect to you.
Wow brother,your knowledge,experience,& concepts of shooting every firearm is amazing!
I am DEFINITELY going to try your methods of shooting! Lol
Navy war 2 brat with Navy Mal. So are so perfect! People need to know this. Love ya!
Thanks again for the helpful instruction and your service Chris you're the best
Another good teaching video. Thanks for your time and effort.
Iam learning! Thank you!!!!
I like your videos truthfully. Am 66 yrs. with a ak wooden leg. Stance has alway been a challenge. Lately have been leaning against the wall on my good leg side which works. But if you know of a free stance that might work would love to hear it. Daniel
Extremely helpful video we appreciate you!
After the second video I watched of yours, it was an automatic sub! Can already tell what I’ve gained and learned in 20 minutes of your video’s.. Thank you and look forward to more!
Ordered you book “Navy Seal Shooting”, looking forward getting it...
Go Navy! BZ.
Great stuff! Can’t wait to put it into practice.
I haven’t been trained in any form by military or police, more less self taught. I am a fair to good marksman. I love to hunt also, no lost game ever. After watching your videos I saw several improper techniques that I was performing. I will strive to correct them and hope to see a noticeable improvement..
Got to tell you. I have now watched this particular video 10 separate times.....and I found that I learned something very important that I missed......each time. There is a LOT of information in this video. SO HELPFUL! Once I got the "2 triangles" into my head .....and felt the recoil travel down my dominant arm for the first couple of shots......then looked out at the target.....THAT WAS IT! WOW. What a difference.
Thank you, Ray, glad I could help.
Practicing this in my dark kitchen (without the pistol). I see how the triangles work and how the bones are your support. I had been holding my pistol close to my body, arms clamped down due to a hand tremor. Which I think helped..Also stood in a side stance and do okay. Tomorrow I will try this new stance with arms out, hard grip, deep breath and see how I do. Thank you for Shar your knowledge.😊
Excellent informative video!!
thank you for sharing your knowledge, it is very useful to someone like me
Navy here. Very nice present bro!
Good teacher
Excellent! Thank you
Spot on sir, thank you for your insights.
EXCELLENT!
Good to rewatch weekly👍
This is very helpful for me with severe scoliosis. I'm having to readjust everything.
learning indeed....thank you sir
Nice job brother.
Thank you first time gun owner . Amazing video. Next stop ccw permit
WHOA WHOA WHOA! This information is way too valuable for TH-cam. No I'm just kidding. Very great instruction sir. NEVER heard it explained so well and in such great detail. How can I get a Chris Sajnog polo? The way you described how not to overextend was awesome because I was actually wondering about that. Now I know that if I'm engaging my back muscles I'm doing it right. I can really feel the difference. I've got to work on my breathing, as I tend to hold my breath. Will you make or have you made a video about proper breathing? God bless you and your family. God bless America.
Thank you sir, well explained. Will follow your instructions. Again well done
Thank you yet again, @Chris Sajnog. When I started shooting 8 years ago I was taught the isosceles stance including arm position, but I was never completely comfortable with how my feet were placed. Thank you for your clear and understandable explanation and demonstrations.
do you have any cross eye shooting videos?
War Fighter, thanks for the info. I have applied your techniques and feel much more confident and comfortable when putting lead down range. I am more relaxed and the recall from both pistol and rifle is absorbed by the bone structure and rest of the body allowing me to keep the sights on the intended target making the acquisition of the target faster. Thanks and keep up the good job. GO NAVY!!!
Thank you Chris for your practical videos and sharing your insights! Perfect for me since its been 50 years since holding a carbine and pistol; hopefully eliminates old bad range and field habits :-)
Valuable information
Very informative. Thanks for this video!
Thank you for this video
I Play a lot of golf, these stance and positions go hand and hand together, follow thru and head position almost the same, but when SHTF hopefully all this muscle memory will come into play
thanks. very similar to a boxing stance
Just found your instructional videos, as a newbie. My huge issue is my grip. Both eyes focus. These videos,are,super informative. Thxs
Great advise for little ole me☆ I will be following.Thank you kind sir ☆
NAVY SEAL SNIPER INSTRUCTER. I am 76, a retired police officer and can still shoot the X and ten rings out of a silhouette target at 10-15 yards with my Glock. But I am not a trained killer as you are. I know you are instructing people on how to properly shoot a hand gun, but it is obvious you are teaching it offensively not defensively. Concealed Cary should not be an offensive attitude. That being said, I thank you for your service. It is a shame the world needs people will your skill set, but unfortunately we do and always will and I thank you for the sacrifices you made for our country.
thank you sir
Very good for the range and to teach somebody to shoot for the first time. With that locked in your mind and body ,, its then help-full when you have to shoot to survive , monkey, rabbit, dog,,, any stance just to get the bean out of your cannon ,, without exposing yourself ,, unless your in a movie,,,
Make sure you have a lot of ammo but dont waste.
Good channel thanks
Excellent articulation
Thanks for the info...
great video
thanks
Thanks Chris for this video and for the proper pistol grip video. You helped get some of my confidence back when I had to qualify for my yearly job quals,
Thank you Cris,well done.very informative.
I had one of those blue guns when I was a kid it was so fun playing with my 4 brothers and all our friends we'd have big wars some would climb in trees ,we'd make dumb sound affects lol good times
Great info!
You Rock thank you
Good Information Sir
Great video. I know the video was about How to stand when shooting. The only thing I think would also be helpful with this is first starting off with the proper way to hold the gun.
He has another video that addresses that, and it's excellent.
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He has a great video about that
I like the simplicity of how you explain everything. Thank you.