I can first hand attest that Imri is the best firearms instructor I've had the benefit of training with. That's with 18 years in law enforcement. In just a small amount of time 1v1 with him he quickly analyzed a couple of bad habits with the appropriate fixes to get me shooting at a higher level. TR team is awesome.
You know what pisses me off? I'm a retired officer and I've always shot low and left and I was always told that I just needed to do more dry fired and that I was jerking the trigger. Never was I given instruction this valuable. Even for my distance shots they just told me to use KY windage. I'm looking forward to using these techniques.
Same here man, I was missing low and left and an old friend of mine told me to use Kentucky windage…😂 He said just aim high and right a little. I’ve heard people say squeeze the hell out of the pistol and I’ve heard people say don’t squeeze the pistol…😭 I’m about to just keep trying new shit for myself and the hell with what everybody else says…😂 I taught myself how to shoot a rifle like that before the internet so what’s the difference.
Did anyone ever tell you to adjust your sights or install a red dot. If you have a group to the left, just move your rear sight to the right. It’s that easy. If you’re shooting low then readjust your sight picture or get new sights. Forget KY windage.
@@vtxdaryl I bench shoot all of my guns to get them zeroed and I don’t want to adjust my sights to correct a bad habit. I’d rather focus on what I’m doing wrong vs drifting my sights to make up for bad technique.
@@vtxdaryl Yeah I realize that. The rear sight was definitely off from the factory. I think I’m gonna buy some nicer sights. Maybe some tritium sights or something… I’m just learning, I’ve owned a few pistols but I’m really trying to become a better shot now. The two I owned before were just crappy little pistols. One was a .32 ACP and the other was a .25… Thanks for your input, I realized what was wrong shortly after I made this comment.
Very good video, instructions and actually showing why we shoot left as right hand shooters. I have struggled for years with this. Finding the proper grip, right amount of pressure, not flinching or anticipating the shot. Keep up the great work SGM and TR family
I took the pistol course with TR and was humbled by all my bad habits. Recommend getting in person instruction. It takes a lot of dry fire and range time to break bad habits...it's worth it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was shooting low left for about a year and watched several videos and none of them helped me, but this one did! Was thinking it would be like every other video where I would go to the range and try out the different technique and it wouldn’t work like all the others but I was blown away and was absolutely ecstatic when I was practically all in the bullseye!
Thank you so much for that distinction about the "control" hand. This more than anything is going to make a difference in my shooting. I thought I had it covered with no gaps but what I just learned was my control hand was not high enough. I just tried it (with an unloaded pistol) and can feel a tremendous difference in how I have better control of the pistol. I'll be heading to the range soon!
After watching this a few times I went to my range and put about 300 rounds down at different distances, after year's of being a left of center shooter I was literally blown away by the difference just in the first magazine, un-fing-believable! all these years of struggling melted away, now to retrain my burnt in bad habits, I can't thank you guys enough, outstanding. 👏👏👏👏👍🏻
I watched this video this morning before going to the range and I can confirm 100% that I hit my targets like never before! Great video and will share with my fellow shooting buddies. Great job!
Great video, seems to be what I'm fighting the most, shooting left. Love that P09, which happens to be my edc. When I want to work on trigger pull, my target of choice is a piece of paper with one vertical sharpie line that I really concentrate on. gêt the left to right down, and the north to south comes much easier.
Excellent video. I have been with many instructors and I didn’t fix my problem till watching many videos. I caught it watching a seal instructor. I worked armed security and not one of them could explain it. Great instruction and it makes so much sense to call your opposite hand your control hand. For me it was all my control hand and grip. I would love to see more videos like this.
Came for the tips, stayed for the Randy :3 Really great video. This stuff may seem obvious to many here, but I know when I was learning I was helped by these same kinds of tips. You packaged it in a nice, easy to share way too. Thank you kindly!
This gentleman is a very good instructor, and not many other people can teach target shooting. The bad news is the first time you have to fire your weapon in self defense you’re in a stressful situation and you likely will not do anything he taught you, other than drawing your weapon! Aim center mass and double tap is your only chance of survival. At the range you should practice draw, aim, double tap from 10-15 yards. I load 5 magazines with only 2 rounds so I experience that long pull every time, and that’s how I practice for the real moment.
Missed this video somehow. Exactly some of the things we learned at Gunrunner pistol. And, it works just like that. I was shooting left and saw the same results as in this video. Super valuable info here. Thanks TR family! Tim
Great tutorial. If you think about it the only moving part in the machine is the trigger finger, everything else you are stationary, as long as you're not shaking. I could show someone who has never held a gun how to line up the sights in a couple of minutes. How to pull the trigger without moving the gun is the trick. One thing I do practice on at home is holding the gun still, without moving, both rifle and pistol. That is something you can do at home for free. I do that and dry fire and it has really helped me a lot. If you mounted a laser or a flashlight with a small enough beam, you could use that to see if you are moving when you pull the trigger. I'm definitely going to use what he showed us on supporting the gun better.
Thank you for fixing me. Went to range after I watched this and was shooting 100% better. Will have to review this video before range trips for a while so I can get this ingrained.
Thanks so much. That is exactly what I Really need to improve. I have been working on it and found this Video. I will try this tomorrow morning as soon as the range open. You have a new sub sir.
Subscribed. I’m a lefty and couldn’t figure out why I was “pushing” my shots to the right. Trying these tips at the range this week and will update after.
From shooting my Ruger to shooting my new Sig P320 this the problem I’ve been experiencing. The trigger pull to the wall is so different. I need more time with my sig running this drill.
As you addressed early in the video, I consider horizontal (left/right) misses to be potentially of little defensive value. Vertical stringing of multiple shots that remain on the target center line (spine) are still likely to be anatomically signifiicant hits. Very good video containing helpful corrections for a commom shooting error. Thank you.
Yes, and if you really pull up really badly, if you are centered perfectly it would end up just being a headshot. If you are several inches to the left it will be a complete miss if you're way high.
@@actionjksn I'm going to take your comment as intentional sarcasm. If it is not and you can't keep your groups on a full size silhoulette, I suggest you restart your training at "This is a handgun" and go from there.
Randy have the same problem while shooting fast both in the beginning and in the end of the video: non isolation of the trigger finger. It's clear that there is a LOT of movement on the thumb of his right hand. So he is gripping the handgun harder when pressing the trigger faster.
These techniques work great, question is: when it becomes a moving or time sensitive target and you DO need to decide the exact moment to shoot how do you keep what youve learned here?
Practice will train you. Jerry M says it takes 2000 rounds to correct a flaw. By that time. You should know when the trigger will engage. Except then you will know the timing of your weapon. Then at that time you will know how to get ahead of your target by being a superior trained individual on a mental psychical and energetic level.
Target panic is huge in archery where the human body influences so much more variables in the bow and the shot process. its interesting to see firearms instructors starting to implement training to reduce target panic.
Just a follow-up,thank you Imri. Went to the range this morning, following your instructions to Randy. My shooting improved 100% @ 25 foot mark with a dozen in the black most in the 9&10 moved out to the 50 foot peg 20 shots 18 on the paper 9 in the black most in the 7&8 ring only 1 in the 9. using 25 yard bra targets. About me 76 years old with cataracts waiting for a referral from my doctor for that. shooting a p320c stock sights that a could not see to well the range lighting was terrible. Thanks again before today I was lucky to even hit the 50 foot target. All them in the bull I'm exited. Now I have something to work on😁
Two things using the old weaver grip with support hand index finger tip around front of trigger guard will eliminate these grip induced issues. Second ball and dummy drills will identify flinch if that is an issue.
It's a bit hard to fit my support hand index finger around the front of my trigger guard, because that space is occupied by my weapon light. Still, a good tip for those not using lights.
That good ol boomer hunker down. I’ve never seen a dude over 45 that doesn’t hunker down like an elf. Not mourning the guy at all, but it’s a generational thing I believe. Great job Randy!
Amazing video! Hey, who doesn't luv Randy and Imri videos?!?! Karl, in the livestreams you'll use the 1lb., 2lb., 3lb. count when talking trigger control - is this a similar technique? Tactical rifleman is a beautiful institution for freedom, keep it coming!😎👍👍🍻
One thing i don’t understand… about the sideways movement of the firearm, that it don’t mean that much of a movement on The target. With a 9 millimeter pistol, i have been told that 1 millimeter wrong on the ironsights is 13 centimeter/ 5,5inches at 25 meters/ aprox.27 yards. How can this be not a deal. Correct me If i’m wrong, but i’m just wondering about it. Great video by the way
I shoot consistently low left…This is the first video I have watched that makes sense to me, and I have watched a shitload…can’t wait to get to the range and try this out…
I'm just looking through a magnified optic for the first time today.... I knew I was cross dominant but hadn't realised how bad it would be... My brain isn't combining the isolated images and it's possible to have the reticle look like it's over my target, but closing my left I reveals I'm way off.
Info is needed. My main problem is due to an eye operation. I have great vision with both eyes but can no longer see the sights clearly. I need reading glasses. The sights are blurry causing a distraction since the target is clear. I was use to other way around. Any insight is welcome.
His shots are going high, not because he’s looking at the target but because he’s probably not looking at a precise point on the target. It’s okay to shoot “target focused” with irons. Also, IMO learning to prep the trigger properly is WAY more important and applicable than “slowly pressing the trigger” and “letting it surprise you”
@@TacticalRifleman interesting and unfortunate how the algorithm works. I’m here for support. I’ll keep watching more of your videos and thumbs upping them!
It can be. If you can create a small gap between the frame and your trigger finger, it can help prevent pushing the frame when you squeeze the trigger.
I know my comment is a year from the making of this video, but at 68 years old I've always shot low and left. The indoor range instructors said I'm not connecting with the pistol, and I have many at this point. Still having the same results. Another friend said my eyes are fighting each other for dominance, to adjust the site for me only. That didn't work either. I'm going back the the range and try your suggestions. Thanks for a good learning experience.
I'm always afraid if I press too hard with left thumb and hand on the side of the gun, I may stop the slide from properly going back and cause a jam in the firearm or it won't cycle the next round or something. Unjustified fear?
Adjusting sights outside of center will change your impact based upon distance. So if you sight in at 10 yards, your shot at 10 feet will be off. But if you sight in at 10 feet and only shoot 10 feet you might be ok
Could be issue with your dominant hand grip. So if you are right hand and have some space in your hand for gun to move around then when first shot breaks gun will find that space and fill it. So rest of your shots will be determined by that space. If it goes low then it could be muzzle dipping which is also can be prevented by better grip.
Can't believe such high quality info is free. Thank you Imri, Karl, and everyone else on the TR team.
I can first hand attest that Imri is the best firearms instructor I've had the benefit of training with. That's with 18 years in law enforcement. In just a small amount of time 1v1 with him he quickly analyzed a couple of bad habits with the appropriate fixes to get me shooting at a higher level. TR team is awesome.
You know what pisses me off? I'm a retired officer and I've always shot low and left and I was always told that I just needed to do more dry fired and that I was jerking the trigger. Never was I given instruction this valuable. Even for my distance shots they just told me to use KY windage. I'm looking forward to using these techniques.
Glad to help
Same here man, I was missing low and left and an old friend of mine told me to use Kentucky windage…😂 He said just aim high and right a little. I’ve heard people say squeeze the hell out of the pistol and I’ve heard people say don’t squeeze the pistol…😭 I’m about to just keep trying new shit for myself and the hell with what everybody else says…😂 I taught myself how to shoot a rifle like that before the internet so what’s the difference.
Did anyone ever tell you to adjust your sights or install a red dot. If you have a group to the left, just move your rear sight to the right. It’s that easy. If you’re shooting low then readjust your sight picture or get new sights. Forget KY windage.
@@vtxdaryl I bench shoot all of my guns to get them zeroed and I don’t want to adjust my sights to correct a bad habit. I’d rather focus on what I’m doing wrong vs drifting my sights to make up for bad technique.
@@vtxdaryl Yeah I realize that. The rear sight was definitely off from the factory. I think I’m gonna buy some nicer sights. Maybe some tritium sights or something… I’m just learning, I’ve owned a few pistols but I’m really trying to become a better shot now. The two I owned before were just crappy little pistols. One was a .32 ACP and the other was a .25… Thanks for your input, I realized what was wrong shortly after I made this comment.
OMG! What a great instructor. Not only can he walk the walk, but he can talk the talk. Very few instructors are the complete package. Wow!
This is some of the single best advice I've ever seen regarding fixing common pistol shooting problems. Thank you.
Very good video, instructions and actually showing why we shoot left as right hand shooters. I have struggled for years with this. Finding the proper grip, right amount of pressure, not flinching or anticipating the shot. Keep up the great work SGM and TR family
I took the pistol course with TR and was humbled by all my bad habits. Recommend getting in person instruction. It takes a lot of dry fire and range time to break bad habits...it's worth it.
I pull right dependong on which pistol I use. For sure going to practice this at the range next time i go.
Very informative and super helpful. I saw an immediate change after applying this advice at the range, thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was shooting low left for about a year and watched several videos and none of them helped me, but this one did! Was thinking it would be like every other video where I would go to the range and try out the different technique and it wouldn’t work like all the others but I was blown away and was absolutely ecstatic when I was practically all in the bullseye!
Thank you so much for that distinction about the "control" hand. This more than anything is going to make a difference in my shooting. I thought I had it covered with no gaps but what I just learned was my control hand was not high enough. I just tried it (with an unloaded pistol) and can feel a tremendous difference in how I have better control of the pistol. I'll be heading to the range soon!
Glad to help
After watching this a few times I went to my range and put about 300 rounds down at different distances, after year's of being a left of center shooter I was literally blown away by the difference just in the first magazine, un-fing-believable! all these years of struggling melted away, now to retrain my burnt in bad habits, I can't thank you guys enough, outstanding. 👏👏👏👏👍🏻
Glad it was helpful
This instructor is so great! He went into great detail about the details and why.
I watched this video this morning before going to the range and I can confirm 100% that I hit my targets like never before! Great video and will share with my fellow shooting buddies. Great job!
Outstanding video. Very well explained.
Besides,the more I know about Randy, the more I notice what a great, nice hero he is.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you, Emery and Randy for all your good tips and hard work good training, JB
I saw an improvement in my shooting within the first 5 minutes of applying these tips. so rad
Man that last run was tooo clean! 😂 thanks for the pointers for real !! Great demonstration
5 shots is officially the "Chad Hultsiezer drill" shoot 4 shots than..one more. 😊😢 awesome having Randy demonstrate the drills 👍🏻
Be nice... we miss Chad.
How is Chad?
@@TacticalRifleman same here...😔
Awesome job walking through both the issues and the solutions. Super helpful.
Great video, seems to be what I'm fighting the most, shooting left. Love that P09, which happens to be my edc. When I want to work on trigger pull, my target of choice is a piece of paper with one vertical sharpie line that I really concentrate on. gêt the left to right down, and the north to south comes much easier.
Excellent video. I have been with many instructors and I didn’t fix my problem till watching many videos. I caught it watching a seal instructor. I worked armed security and not one of them could explain it. Great instruction and it makes so much sense to call your opposite hand your control hand. For me it was all my control hand and grip.
I would love to see more videos like this.
Glad it helped
Awesome Video! I'm work with my 15 year old Daughter on her Trigger Control and this will definitely help. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
@@TacticalRifleman 👍🏼
Came for the tips, stayed for the Randy :3 Really great video. This stuff may seem obvious to many here, but I know when I was learning I was helped by these same kinds of tips. You packaged it in a nice, easy to share way too. Thank you kindly!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This gentleman is a very good instructor, and not many other people can teach target shooting.
The bad news is the first time you have to fire your weapon in self defense you’re in a stressful situation and you likely will not do anything he taught you, other than drawing your weapon!
Aim center mass and double tap is your only chance of survival. At the range you should practice draw, aim, double tap from 10-15 yards. I load 5 magazines with only 2 rounds so I experience that long pull every time, and that’s how I practice for the real moment.
Missed this video somehow. Exactly some of the things we learned at Gunrunner pistol. And, it works just like that. I was shooting left and saw the same results as in this video. Super valuable info here. Thanks TR family! Tim
Great instructional video. Detailing what to look for and how to fix problems.
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial. If you think about it the only moving part in the machine is the trigger finger, everything else you are stationary, as long as you're not shaking. I could show someone who has never held a gun how to line up the sights in a couple of minutes. How to pull the trigger without moving the gun is the trick.
One thing I do practice on at home is holding the gun still, without moving, both rifle and pistol. That is something you can do at home for free. I do that and dry fire and it has really helped me a lot. If you mounted a laser or a flashlight with a small enough beam, you could use that to see if you are moving when you pull the trigger. I'm definitely going to use what he showed us on supporting the gun better.
This takes me back to April in Grandview TX. Thanks Imri!!!!!
Thanks for video , getting the left/ control hand and the force needed was helpful
You're welcome!
Great tips!! Thanks the best informative video on how to shoot correctly. Just need practicing and practicing....
Learn a lot. Very clear on instruction and see the result before and after.
Oh yesssss today I went to the shooting range and this class help me a lot. Thank you so much.
Thank you for fixing me. Went to range after I watched this and was shooting 100% better. Will have to review this video before range trips for a while so I can get this ingrained.
Thank you for the professional training AND the targets…they printed out perfectly.
Glad you like them!
Thanks so much. That is exactly what I Really need to improve. I have been working on it and found this Video. I will try this tomorrow morning as soon as the range open. You have a new sub sir.
Subscribed. I’m a lefty and couldn’t figure out why I was “pushing” my shots to the right. Trying these tips at the range this week and will update after.
Thanks for the sub!
From shooting my Ruger to shooting my new Sig P320 this the problem I’ve been experiencing. The trigger pull to the wall is so different. I need more time with my sig running this drill.
As you addressed early in the video, I consider horizontal (left/right) misses to be potentially of little defensive value. Vertical stringing of multiple shots that remain on the target center line (spine) are still likely to be anatomically signifiicant hits. Very good video containing helpful corrections for a commom shooting error. Thank you.
Yes, and if you really pull up really badly, if you are centered perfectly it would end up just being a headshot. If you are several inches to the left it will be a complete miss if you're way high.
@@actionjksn I'm going to take your comment as intentional sarcasm. If it is not and you can't keep your groups on a full size silhoulette, I suggest you restart your training at "This is a handgun" and go from there.
Outfookingstanding video! Thank you!!! How is Karl recovering?
All good. Slow but good.
Ohh so helpful. I see why my shots are going left. Time to go to the range and practice those fixes. 🙏
Excelente aula! Parabéns!
Randy had too much coffee. Hey this is great video. Trying out these techniques with my .45
This is great you discussed everything i do wrong ,taking it to the range . Thank you
Randy have the same problem while shooting fast both in the beginning and in the end of the video: non isolation of the trigger finger. It's clear that there is a LOT of movement on the thumb of his right hand. So he is gripping the handgun harder when pressing the trigger faster.
Thank you guys for your continuous service to the American people..
These techniques work great, question is: when it becomes a moving or time sensitive target and you DO need to decide the exact moment to shoot how do you keep what youve learned here?
Practice will train you. Jerry M says it takes 2000 rounds to correct a flaw. By that time. You should know when the trigger will engage. Except then you will know the timing of your weapon. Then at that time you will know how to get ahead of your target by being a superior trained individual on a mental psychical and energetic level.
Target panic is huge in archery where the human body influences so much more variables in the bow and the shot process. its interesting to see firearms instructors starting to implement training to reduce target panic.
I'm a new pistol shooter,after watching this incredible video, I can hardly wait to get to the range.
Thank You Sir.
Just a follow-up,thank you Imri.
Went to the range this morning, following your instructions to Randy.
My shooting improved 100% @ 25 foot mark with a dozen in the black most in the 9&10
moved out to the 50 foot peg 20 shots 18 on the paper 9 in the black most in the 7&8 ring only 1 in the 9. using 25 yard bra targets.
About me 76 years old with cataracts waiting for a referral from my doctor for that.
shooting a p320c stock sights that a could not see to well the range lighting was terrible.
Thanks again before today I was lucky to even hit the 50 foot target.
All them in the bull I'm exited.
Now I have something to work on😁
not judging, love the video. It was just funny. "shoot 4 shots", 5 shots fired, 6 holes on the target :)
Awesome! Excellent video! Randy and Imri thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed this teaching I am instinctive shooter but the trigger pull i think will help me might have to try it out tomorrow thanks
Two things using the old weaver grip with support hand index finger tip around front of trigger guard will eliminate these grip induced issues. Second ball and dummy drills will identify flinch if that is an issue.
It's a bit hard to fit my support hand index finger around the front of my trigger guard, because that space is occupied by my weapon light. Still, a good tip for those not using lights.
“That’s not a knife. This is a knife.” -Randy (probably)
This really helped! Appreciate you doing this.
Glad it helped!
I am left handed but shoot right. I am low and to the left. I feel that these tips will really help. Thank you!
Instantly subscribed. Awesome stuff!!!!
Welcome aboard!
That good ol boomer hunker down. I’ve never seen a dude over 45 that doesn’t hunker down like an elf. Not mourning the guy at all, but it’s a generational thing I believe. Great job Randy!
Wow ...just learned something new.
Thank you
Amazing video! Hey, who doesn't luv Randy and Imri videos?!?! Karl, in the livestreams you'll use the 1lb., 2lb., 3lb. count when talking trigger control - is this a similar technique?
Tactical rifleman is a beautiful institution for freedom, keep it coming!😎👍👍🍻
Yes
Great video. Thanks for the lesson.
Glad you liked it!
One thing i don’t understand… about the sideways movement of the firearm, that it don’t mean that much of a movement on The target. With a 9 millimeter pistol, i have been told that 1 millimeter wrong on the ironsights is 13 centimeter/ 5,5inches at 25 meters/ aprox.27 yards. How can this be not a deal. Correct me If i’m wrong, but i’m just wondering about it. Great video by the way
Thank you Imri. What knife is that you have on your battle belt?
I shoot consistently low left…This is the first video I have watched that makes sense to me, and I have watched a shitload…can’t wait to get to the range and try this out…
much love from Israel! love the video and love the hat
Great video, Gents. Imri, you’re a legend
Thank you kindly
Nice job Randy!
I'm just looking through a magnified optic for the first time today.... I knew I was cross dominant but hadn't realised how bad it would be...
My brain isn't combining the isolated images and it's possible to have the reticle look like it's over my target, but closing my left I reveals I'm way off.
The perfect video for me THANKS
By the way I watched Randy’s little Swiss Army knife and I thought „ what a Bada$$”
Very informative, thank you!
Is your gun a 19X or G45? Which type of oakley frame are those sunglasses Imri?
Great tips by the way 😂
Very helpful, Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice one Imri! Thanks!
Thank you too!
Waits 5 seconds of him aiming and squeezing for the last shot and says “safety and holster” 😂WTH that would’ve fucked me up too lol
"Safe and holster randy!"😂 continues to fire 1 more round
Someone told me I should be using "just the tip" and I still shot low left. Thank you! Going to try this out in the morning
Great info. I def need to work on my technique!
You can do it!
Yep every Du$&a$$ needs work. Lol
Damn, you guys just wont let that go... I didn't call him out by name... ish
🤣
Info is needed. My main problem is due to an eye operation. I have great vision with both eyes but can no longer see the sights clearly. I need reading glasses. The sights are blurry causing a distraction since the target is clear. I was use to other way around. Any insight is welcome.
Great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
This was actually fun!
Keep going guys. From Argentina.
His shots are going high, not because he’s looking at the target but because he’s probably not looking at a precise point on the target. It’s okay to shoot “target focused” with irons.
Also, IMO learning to prep the trigger properly is WAY more important and applicable than “slowly pressing the trigger” and “letting it surprise you”
Good stuff as always.........
4 Mo video and only 17,000 views. Great video about controlling each part of the grip and finger. Nice video.
Yep, TH-cam doesn’t share our videos because we promote safe firearm use.
@@TacticalRifleman interesting and unfortunate how the algorithm works. I’m here for support. I’ll keep watching more of your videos and thumbs upping them!
The trigger finger riding along side of the frame is so me. So that’s bad? I have issues shooting left
It can be. If you can create a small gap between the frame and your trigger finger, it can help prevent pushing the frame when you squeeze the trigger.
Iike his form of training. You da man!
Best explanation to date thank you!?
Glad it was helpful!
Randy's giant blade is a vibe
Good stuff 👍
Awesome vid, earned a sub!
Thanks for the sub!
I know my comment is a year from the making of this video, but at 68 years old I've always shot low and left. The indoor range instructors said I'm not connecting with the pistol, and I have many at this point. Still having the same results. Another friend said my eyes are fighting each other for dominance, to adjust the site for me only. That didn't work either. I'm going back the the range and try your suggestions. Thanks for a good learning experience.
EXCELLENT!
Glad you think so!
"Thats five shots sorry l" lol subscribed.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great learned a butt load. Thanks.
I'm always afraid if I press too hard with left thumb and hand on the side of the gun, I may stop the slide from properly going back and cause a jam in the firearm or it won't cycle the next round or something. Unjustified fear?
I’ve had the same fear also.
question, why not adjust the sights right n hit where u want with your natural grip?
Adjusting sights outside of center will change your impact based upon distance. So if you sight in at 10 yards, your shot at 10 feet will be off. But if you sight in at 10 feet and only shoot 10 feet you might be ok
@@nathanheckathorne8061 i thought it was my eyes, so i need to fix my grip?
Super cool. Thanks guys
Glad you enjoyed it
Very good stuff
Glad you think so!
Great intro 👏
I'm glad you like it
Why i my first show spot on the center, but every other shot drifts no matter how accurate I aim?
Could be issue with your dominant hand grip. So if you are right hand and have some space in your hand for gun to move around then when first shot breaks gun will find that space and fill it. So rest of your shots will be determined by that space. If it goes low then it could be muzzle dipping which is also can be prevented by better grip.
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome!