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Explaining Practical Shooting
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Frank Proctor Class
Ben discusses a Frank Proctor class he attended, and shares a few details from the class.
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Dryfire Training for Practical Shooting
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Joel discusses dryfire training for practical shooting and explains some differences from how people traditionally dryfire.
3 things Ben picked up at Mason Lane's class
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3 things Ben picked up at Mason Lane's class
Ben Stoeger takes a Mason Lane Pistol Class
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Ben Stoeger reviews a pistol class taught by Mason Lane. www.laneshootingandtraining.com/ masonlaneshooting/ mason_lane_shooting?hl=en
Canik TP9SFx Review with Jason Bradley
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Canik TP9SFx Review with Jason Bradley
Ben and Joel Review the Tanfoglio/Witness Elite Stock 2
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Ben and Joel Review the Tanfoglio/Witness Elite Stock 2
How do Practical Shooters Shoot so Fast?
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Joel explains some key techniques that allow for faster and more accurate shooting.
What is a Bowling Pin Match?
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Joel shares what bowling pin matches are, and explains why they are so much fun.
My Favorite Part of Practical Shooting
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Joel talks about his favorite aspect of practical shooting.
Ben Stoeger Explains Attending a Practical Shooting Match
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Ben Stoeger goes to the USPSA Great Plains Sectional, 2020
Krystal Dunn Riding The Lightning
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Ben Stoeger on Practical Shooting Strategies
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Ben Stoeger Explains the Bill Drill
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Ben Stoeger uses a Glock 17 Gen 5 to explain one of the best practical shooting drills ever... The Bill Drill. Benstoeger.com PSTG.US
Taking an Xray Alpha Practical Shooting Class
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Ben Stoeger travels to Ohio to take a Practical Shooting class from Matt Pranka of XrayAlpha. BenStoeger.com PracticalShootingTrainingGroup.com BenStoegerProShop.com
What is it like to teach a Practical Shooting class?
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Ben Stoeger explains teaching Practical Shooting. This class was in South Dakota in June 2020. BenStoeger.com PracticalShootingTrainingGroup.com BenStoegerProShop.com
Practical Shooting Explained Channel Intro
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Practical Shooting Explained Channel Intro
Six rounds at full battle speed tests my grip every time.
I'm about to go to my first, I'm nervous af...I've only ever shot paper....
I need that shirt!
Goodness that looks boring.
Tactical shotgun with Clint Smith at Thunder Ranch
Ran this last night and worked out where I was gripping wrong with support hand. Man, this is a good drill!
Thanks for the explanation. Cool shirt BTW. Would like to know were you got it.
It would be neat to show up for a course and have Ben in the class with you. Enjoyed your UA-cam
I've pretty much mastered this with my semi autos I still can't break 2 seconds with my revolver, and I've lightened my trigger pull to 6 pounds from 14. Any tips?
This training is not sketchy when done properly and training the right personnel. We gave this kind of training in the Border Patrol. The agents learned to trust their partner.
If you’re drawing from cover you’ll need to add a second to clear your shirt and establish your grip.
0.5🎉
There are plenty of people out there with sub-second draws from deep carry. Go faster.
fuck I'm slow - I aim for 2.5
Thanks Joel. Good stuff. 👍🏼
I bought mine 2 years ago. in 9mm. rear sight came loose. Now running egw red dot mount in dovetail. Still love the gun. I made sure there was lots of loctite when I put in egw mount. Has not budged yet.
Man, 1 shot draws were the biggest waste of ammo when I first started.
Good video! I heard all the “pro tips”. 70/30, 60/40, grip it hard like your life depends on it…..all that crap. Nothing sounded right to me and I could wrap my head around all the 70/30, 60/40 crap. How is that quantified. Finally, I found a good instructor. When I asked him about grip, he stuck his and out and said “shake my hand like I’m an old friend you haven’t!t seen in a while”. As soon as I shook his hand he said “Right there! That’s how hard your firing hand should be gripping. Mo more than that. Your support hand should be your main grip”. Then the light went on for me. Working on the sight thing now.
you and ben's books have helped alot, went from c class to B class. now looking forward to learning more and getting to A class.
Really good explanation of several concepts.
This is amazing content. Glad I found it Clears up a lot of questions. Looking forward to implementing
I know this is two years old but I wish I could give it 3-4 thumbs up.
Going to try this today.
I love your shirt!
She must train like a freakin' martial artist!
Perfect.
Taking the 2 day carbine/pistol course next month and Ben, you are teaching or helping ? Not sure. Either way, I look forward to it.
I wish you safety and success. ... I know that you do not need me to tell you that practical means different things to different people. I have been handling firearms for 50 of my 60 years. I have never been able to compete. Lack of time and money has a way of making that happen. Work, community volunteer, etc. Can only practice when time and money allows. Have to punch that time clock. I begin to see why such a small amount of the 100 million gun owners compete and a tiny amount ever win.
Ben is a civ drama starter
Thank you, I have tried this drill because everyone talks about it, but I had no idea what I was supposed to get from it
This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing these skills in a concise practical way. Please continue to make these videos. I'm not sure if you have covered the subject of Mag change technique. If not please share your insight.
I know a Dr. Disrespect t-shirt when I see one!
How do you prevent the shooting hand wrist snapping upwards? As hard as I clamp down with my support hand I feel my wrist giving out and that kicks my support hand forward. Is it because I’m not utilizing my forearms enough?
You may not be pushing your hands together enough. It's not your finger grip. It's forcing both hands together like twisting to open a jar.
Thanks for the tips!
Any suggestions for adapting this for pocket carry revolver guys like me? I carry a 7 shot 22mag SW351C and an 8 shot 357mag SW327PC. Both are pocket carry. That greatly slows down the draw compared with appendix semi’s but it’s my preference. Thanks!
Ditch pocket carry as it is suboptimal at best and useless at worse.
The man 🔥🇺🇸
I was always taught that the classic Bill Drill was 6 rounds in 6 seconds from the holster against an NRA 25 yard B8 repair center - a somewhatand notably smaller target than an IPSC A zone target. Anything out of the black was a failure for the entire drill. The purpose of the smaller target is that the Drill is fired in the absence of any real level of adrenaline. By developing the ability to keep your shots in the black on a B8, IF you have to defend yourself and the adrenaline is flowing, your group will open up but not so much that you miss and endanger innicents.
I like the analogy of looking up from a rifle scope when transitioning to another target.
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Lokgrips work really well. And they look good.
Ben, I’m a decent shooter, precise accuracy is pretty easy for me. I struggle to shoot fast though. The fastest clean Bill drill I can run is around 2.5 (I’m also using a retention holster level 2) my splits are around .20-.22. How do I go faster and maintain A Zone or -0 area hits? Some tips on that would be awesome.
Since no one answered here I'll give you what I tell my students: 1. Most people over grip with the firing hand and undergrip with the support hand. Squeezing anything more than a firm business handshake on the firing hand tends to lock up your trigger finger slowing you down. 2. Be sure you are resetting the trigger during the recoil cycle of the gun instead of pinning it to the rear and holding the gun back. JJ Racaza and John Lovell both have good videos on this. Probably the most important tip right here. 3. Your signal to shoot again is not a perfect reconfirmation of the sight, it's seeing the color of the sight cross into your fine area of focus on the target. Hope this helps!
@@christopherg2218 Thank you, I've been working on it the last few months and have gotten to an avg of 1.94, with some in the 1.7 to 1.8 area. Now I need to focus on relaxing when i'm trying to pick up speed. I've found I get very tense sometimes and it slows me down a lot.
@@bvbell5244Good work man! That's some good improvement
How do you get good at stage planning?
Nice, friendly, complimentary??? Who are you and what have you done with Ben??? This is suspect...
Instead of gold, paint one pink to add in the mix. Adding an “innocent” to the mix not to shoot. Because a threat isn’t always safely down range in the spray and pray zone.
I have the Original Stock (pre Stock 1 circa 2007) I never got the double action dialed in. Got most of the stuff Henning had available at the time. Any suggestions on fixing the double action? Short reach trigger would also help.
Craig Douglas / Shivworks ECQC Jedi’s Red Dot Course
A 2x4, I'd kick your ass with my 22lr..
Try a sheet of plywood. This 2x4 stuff is laughable at best..
Right………..🙄
Head to head is always great for competition. I see a lot of guys fall apart because they do not like head to head comps... STRESS gets to them. I love me a good bowling pin shoot. Low ready and see who is the quickest to take them off the table. You are right, "anything can happen in these events". I've seen poor glock fan boys cry and leave our clubs bowling pin shoots. Claiming they didn't know they were going to be "shooting against professionals". Boo hoo... Poor guys. My club shoots these at 13 yards, so be prepared. No second place trophy there..
What’s a good time for appendix? I just started this drill a few days ago and my best time was 2:34. Felt like that was good but my draw was killing the time. Splits are .20 ish and draw was around 1.3-1.4.
Here is out of the box. I am a PGA professional in Phoenix, AZ and USPSA shooter. Come here and we can trade golf lessons for practical shooting lessons!
Do you reload as well! Thanks for doing all this for,us mortals.