Recoil Control Secrets
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Do you want to have great recoil control?
There is no magic, just properly applied principles.
Oh and holding that gun like you mean it.
Let's do this.
Here are a few vids worth watching
• Pistol Recoil Control ...
• Mastering Pistol Recoil
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I have been a Firearms Instructor for over 25 years (NO UA-cam lol) and you are the ONLY ONE -other than me - that teaches this material. I don’t go online hunting for other instructors, but I see very very few that cover this correctly. Outstanding job - you also have my subscription. Never too old and experienced to learn more and I definitely don’t know it all lol
Thanks my friend
Suggest you get out from under your rock then. Tons of people teaching this same stuff... it's not a secret it's basic principles of a good grip. If you only hang out with old fudds that are stuck in their ways from the 80s then maybe I can see how you might feel that way.
@jsk8drummer we all know what we know and we don't know, what we don't know. Until we find new information or it's presented to us in an appropriate way for us to consume and utilize, it may not be apparent.
@@jsk8drummer I don’t go searching for Instructors on UA-cam. However - I have seen recoil addressed but not presented well and not thoroughly. As I stated - I cover this as well in my instruction (he actually does it better than I do) as as he said “we know what we know”. Seems that you are a troll that wants to look cool stating that - but you don’t. Furthermore you don’t know me or my background which further proves that you are posting nonsensical comments. I am definitely not stuck in the 80s but I assure you that the Guys I was trained by back then were still badass and would easily hold their own today. I think you need to self-reflect a little more.
Yes, well, the problem is he is not showing good technique, so why should other youtubers teach this? His draw arm elbow swings way too far out so his muzzle sweeps his foot on the draw. Also, apex carry is dangerous, especially for new shooters, and they may not have proper gear. My advice is to learn from pros like Jerry Miculek instead. You don't see good shooters teach like this dude, apex carry, or sweep body parts. There is a reason this clown is by himself in the woods. He would be run off from a well run IDPA shooting match. I wonder if he is smart enough to have a trauma kit and working cell phone?
I’ve watched 100+ utube vids on grip and recoil control and this one is the most concise one I’ve seen to date. Thanks Mickey!
Mickey’s videos on grip are the best for fixing grip issues/training new shooters, among many others. Very down to earth and intuitive.
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Agrred
You watched 100+ vids on just grip control? Seriously lol.
@@gwaapgutta8553 lol you haven’t? I even created a play list on master grip, has 30-40 vids (pick from at least 100) which I think offer unique or different perspectives. Not only did this make me a better shot by fixing the issues I was having, it’s also how I introduced & talked my wife into carrying.
His ability to articulate instructions are phenomenal. Whoever has this guy as a mentor has to be learning a lot.
That's very kind. I'm grateful for the teacher and mentors and parents I have.
As a 73 year old new shooter your instruction is clear, easy to understand and effective. Thank you, you have helped me immensely.
Joe, keep on training.
This is an excellent video on grip and posture. It’s awesome to hear “don’t get frustrated”, and “it’s a life-long journey”, to help encourage us to not give up trying to improve.
To me, it sounds like a skill to learn and to maintain, just keep trying, you will improve.
He nailed this one, really well spoken and meaningful.
Thanks my friend
"Not like an ATF agent". 🤣🤣🤣
Not like THAT atf agent ...
If you have long finger nails, you cant pull those glock tabs down.
An instructor worth listening to. Thank you for this video!
As someone currently training for his Firearms Instructor license, I have to say: This is the ABSOLUTE BEST video on the subject I've ever watched, and I've watched hundreds!
Thanks
As always another great training video, it’s almost like a private one on one training session. I find during rapidfire my shoulders tighten up and my head will move down and forward which causes my groupings to spread out and my red dot does not return to the previous spot on the target. I believe shooting is not only mastering the mechanics, but also mastering the mental side and controlling your body to relax the muscles not being used during the shooting process. Thank you for sharing your time and your expertise and I look forward to the next video and the next training sessionwith you.
Who's pressing that trigger when your dots not alighned on targets?
Probably the most in-depth explanation I've seen thus far.
yes with 11 min of wasted time
I rarely (never) have patience to watch thru to end of these type videos, however, I watched urs all thru & sent it to my grandson. Great training video
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent on the "overgrip/undergrip". It's something I never thought about on the nitty-gritty level, but have always tried to aware of myself, especially when practicing one handed. When the grip is just right, one knows because the rest of what is done with the pistol goes much more smoothly.
I grabbed that tidbit from DR MIDDLEBROOKS
You really are one of the best instructors I have had and your UA-cam videos are outstanding. Thanks for doing what you do.
I appreciate that!
I really appreciate that you do these videos for us knuckleheads. Also, being born and raised in Chicago, and drive a semi out to Davenport IA, several times I have seen American Eagles now, I actually saw 2 in one day, and it is totally badass 🇺🇲
You're no knucklehead
Best video regarding recoil management, hand positioning, and very..VERY EDUCATED! I laughed my ass off too bud!
Lol
Excellent instruction. Thank you for the concise explanation of the details.
You are a good teacher !!! Greettings from Argentina !
Just started with sport shooting and found your video very informative and helpful, being at the beginning at my journey into shooting one of my biggest problem was grip and how to avoid the muzzle moving. I will take the points you made in this video to the shooting range and im sure my accuracy will improve if I can successfully follow your instructions. And I will strengthen my grip , wrists and forearms to gain that vice life grip
Great instructions for a beginner to be aware of. Keep up the good work and your video from different angles truly helps you see the effects
Do you even recoil, bro?
😂
Good one! You’ve been watching Mick for a while apparently! 👍🏽
@@mikepaz8385 it's been a minute. 😂
Excellent. Nothing assumed, all points covered.
5:24 I have found that for me, being right handed but left eye dominant, I have to over-grip my pistols to achieve sight alignment with my dominant eye.
With long arms, I've actually had to learn to run most left handed, as attempting to retrain my eyes proved more difficult than the rest of my body.
Best explanation of gripping ive ever heard or seen👍
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Wish I could spend a couple hours on the range with you and learn more. Excellent video.
You can. Come train
Control that Beaver!😂
Thank you for making this video! Best I've seen on YT! You gave me some homework to work on.
Wanted to add, everyone talked about muzzle rise but nobody mentions grip flipping out! Instead of thinking about squeezing so hard the barrel doesn't rise, you show grip it correctly and the grip doesn't flip out which in turn stops that muzzle rise! Great concepts.
Another great informative video! Greatly appreciated
Thanks for the info, I will definitely be trying this out. I will also be sharing this video with my friends and family.
You got some good recoil control 🎉
One of the best grip videos. Thank you!
The one thing I struggle with is the trigger hand grip. I’ve heard both; grip it harder and don’t squeeze the crap out of it with the trigger hand. I’ll continue to practice. Nice video.
Grab it
Holster is key to not having to regrip off draw
It's a key for certain.
Thanks, bro. Awesome video
Great info for a good foundation
Great info, thanks man!
Great presentation sir. Very well explained
Unbelievable awesome video nice job Thank you
Pistol tune up action 🔥
Thank you
Good stuff very informative. At first I thought you talked too much until I realized everything you said was useful and instructive. Lol😅.
Well done I’m a fairly new shooter starting in 2020 and I found this very useful. I’d attend one of your classes if you came to the Denver area.
At first I thought you wrote too much....lol
“Not like an ATF agent” GOLD lolol
it's funny every time you change your voice...LOL...anyway, very informative and educational video, man! Keep it up!!
Well your not jere in corruptifornia.those mags are more then 10 rds haha..love your show and info.. thank you god bless.
Fantastic Bro💯
Thanks
Thank you I learned a lot
Fantastic!! Just what I needed!! TY
Good stuff
It is all about controlling that beaver
Excellent learned so much from this
Awesome content. Bald eagle overhead = good luck for you.
Thank you!
You are a professional great guy
This is the BEST lesson on recoil management I have ever seen.
Thanks Ken
This is what I have been looking for as a new shooter!! Appreciate the time and effort you have put into this!
How do you prevent the loose wrists?? Keeping the hands tight and loosening the wrists. How are you tightening them to prevent the wrist from breaking?
By being mindful of what you're doing
To get better at handling recoil on your pistol you need to shoot a lot and use the basic fundamentals
What good? I’m the first one to comment.
Hey
Good description & choice of words I fuck wit it
Very helpful. Thanks.
So very helpful for a newbie. Trying to absorb all video tips I can. Thanks!
Tremendous instruction! Makes total sense. Thanks for sharing.
perfect ...thank you for the important imformation
Man that’s the best video class I ever had and best instruction video, I was wrong literally, in everything I was blaming the gun but everything change after this video…Thanks!
Good stuff
Thanks
Grip, stance, posture and your level of proficiency and skills is what sets you apart from the rest~. If you're not training correctly, then you only have yourself to blame!
Unfortunately when I was about 8 years old I fell out of a tree house and broke my right arm very bad so when I present out my right elbow slightly cants to the right (downward). I this makes me have to adjust so I have a very akward elbows splayed out grip on a pistol lol but hey it works for me and I can punch out a target so I’m happy.
Principles not techniques
Well sad… life long journey 👊
Following you from Italy, and appreciate your teaching. Good job Man!
Thanks
Thank you. I needed this
Master daters have a strong grip 💪 😅
GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Great video! Thanks! 🙏
Wow I haven’t seen you in a while
Dominate that muzzle. Baby bird killin’ vice grip. 😂 Outstanding and very generous advice here, Mick. Thank you again. Your videos always pack a punch of valuable info. Stay strong, stay free!
I'm a righthanded crosseye dominant shooter. You mentioned early about your buddy DR Middlebrooks and master grip. Also using natural point of aim. I certainly need to work on all of this. However what do I do with my head and stance getting my line of sight inline with my dominant left eye?
Never thought about the importance of the pistol grip. Thank you. Subscribed and liked!
Great video you explain it better than my coach.....😒 Next level with the Doors reference....lol
Thanks. I have focused on grip pressure but haven't focused on wrist lockout before. That may be my issue.
Very good video, going to try on the range. Also I've noticed, people who can hide full size gun in their hand have less problem with recoil management.
Hey mr mic. You seem like a duck in water with the training thing. Looked at your schedule before. Might come over to some training one day. Have a good week
Very well done, I really enjoyed this. (NRA and tactical Instructor).
Invaluable knowledge being shared here folks by a gentleman who definitely wants to help better us become better shooters.
Mick you're awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Couldn’t have watched this vid at a better time. Going to the range today and was planing on working on my rapid fire recoil control. Now I have some specific things to pay attention to.
Me,i,see,the,target,
Just went to the range I need help with my aim I have a beretta 80x cheetah
Top notch training video sir! Impressive skills! Congrats!
God bless you sir.
Convinced by the evidence of what my eyes have witnessed. To have virtually zero muscle flip on that size pistol is remarkable. I'm a weak armed old man but inspired to master these techniques to improve my results. Thank you!
You got this my dude
Just enrolled for you Vegas class, see you in a year 😆😆
Cool!
Went to some random place to get my Apex trigger and sights done and it was Boresight Solutions. I didn’t know he was the man but damn he did a good ass job. Weird hearing him randomly mentioned in this video lol
Some says a Samurai figure everything out 😂😂😂😂😂... Hey, just saying 😂😂😂😂
Excellent technical info! Like a monster!
"Recoil Control" !!!!
The giant crashing through the trees.....
with a 9mm....
WHAT RECOIL !? 😅
sorry...Im a 357 guy, and my left hearing is gone, and the web of my hand bleeds on the gun 😂
Years ago i spent quite a bit of time at the range and did ok.
The past few years, not so much.
Last weekend i went back, WOAH!
My muscle memory must have Dementia!
This morning your video popped up.
What a great refresher! i kinda felt like i was starting at day 1!
I'm more of a visual learner but your narrative explanation painted a vivid picture.
Also the close up shots and demonstrations were spot on!
Thanks
Excellent video. Thanks Mickey.
Think it through. Try things. See what works for you. Reliable, Repeatable, and Robust.
Alternatively, just don't use more gun than you can handle. To clarify: Just because Dirty Harry uses a .44 Magnum, it doesn't mean you have to. Keep in mind that virtually all modern "stances" and "grips" were designed to rectify the problem of people insisting on using calibers heavier than they can properly manage with lightweight polymer mini-guns. Yes, a .357 can take down a grizzly bear...but how often are you going to need to do that? How do you find out your reasonable limits? Shoot one-handed. Start with .22 and increase caliber until you feel that you can no longer comfortably control the gun. If you have to maintain a death-grip on the gun, you've gone too far. Always remember: They're called _handguns_ for a reason. If it requires two hands you should be using a rifle...