2 things: I don't think people know how hard it is to shoot at 25 with that accuracy with 1 finger. And switching to the left on the reload and shooting is tough as well. Great job Alston. Learning a lot.
Excellent! 👍 I liked the "sit on the couch and talk trash" remark 😏 I've been shooting since a boy of 8 with my father and my great uncle guiding me. Both were soldiers and lawmen. Both were also veterans of combat, and shootings as an officer. They trained me to draw and shoot from less than 1 ft. to as far as 75m. with a handgun. By the time I went to basic training, I was more than ready. After 3 tours in Vietnam I too became a peace officer, and managed to walk away from 3 shootings during my career. Because of my father's and great uncle's skilled and professional experience in training that I'm still here. Now in my 70s, I still train on my own range, and close quarters drills are a big part of how I train. And fundamentals are at the top of the list. Recently discovered your channel. I was very impressed and immediately subscribed. I'm going back to other videos you've made, and catch myself nodding my head at times thinking "man, this guy knows his stuff". Thought I've been shooting for over 6 decades, I'll be the very first to say I'm still learning. And your channel is an excellent source of knowledge to add to my own. 👍
In a fire fight distance and Technique are your friends. It's nice to see this being taught, because at point blank your both equal, it's at distance where you shine
The Dunning Kruger effect is very real. Most gun fights are within a car length (7)yards, and in, and so-called professionals (police) miss at that range. Handgun triggers are heavier than the gun itself,making it easier to disturb during the trigger press. Shooting is simple but not easy.
That's a nice range! I have to bring a range finder w/ me to confirm distances. You also have the whole range to yourself to be able to mount a spotlight 'on the range itself' and shoot at another lane...That's some privilege! Us 'regular folk' would never have the 'ability and means' to 'train like that...'
This video comes at a good time. There was a recent incident where a city worker was trying to stop a car robbery but the victim was shooting at point blank and still missing.
Your approach, instructional technique, and delivery are above par. I like your approach to convincing and demonstrating why fundamentals at close distances are just as important as when the target is at the far end of the range, I spend 33 years in LE with two thirds of the time as a firearms instructor. For probably 20 of those years, entities where I worked required quarterly qualification course to start at 50 yards. Distance is the most perishable of all shooting skills, especially when someone does not have or has forgotten the fundamentals and eventually the 3-7 yard strings will result in rounds impacting outside the scoring area. I am in the process of transitioning to teaching citizens, and I appreciate your approach to teaching and relating to the student.
@@alstontrainingsthank you! bTW - tried the three finger diagnostic yesterday with my EDC and wearing my contacts dialed in more for driving and less for close work. Despite fuzzy front sight, it gave good feedback.
I've started referring people at the range to your channel. The information and training you provide in these videos is solid. You have a gift for teaching others. Great channel.
The range 3, 5, 7 etc. is exactly what my fryand & RSO told me when I started trying to become a shooter. The remainder of the lesson was icing on the cake. Thanks for the info and I'll apply what I received to my quest of becoming a better shooter.
Excellent content and presentation. Particularly with the huge amount of similar video tutorials from seals, green berets, etc etc. Clear, concise, direct, subscribed. Thanks!
My friend, your video helped me, quite a bit, not this one, another but I told you I’d come back n tell you, n man, thank you so much, it was the muscling the gun down/anticipation of shots
My son and I play battle ship at the range. The target has some sized circles on each ship. We run a magazine each, and check the target. Want to find out how good you aren’t? Put that target at 7 yards. When I’m within an inch of those dime sized dots I feel like I’m doing pretty well. Fundamentals up close, at medium distance, and at 25. Shoot small targets. I’ve learned “Aim small, miss small”. Thank you for reinforcing that.
My favorite target at the range! I run the top with irons from my home defense and shoot the bottom half with the dot EDC. Always train to maintain the same accuracy with both setups.
@@swissmademan I train to not be embarrassed in front of my LEO son, and to outshoot my Firefighter son. 😂 Gotta keep reminding them that youth and skill is not always better than age and experience.
I have annual memberships at 2 indoor ranges and I had to qualify at similar distances with a range officer on a shot timer with speed and accuracy. I'm qualified to practice holster draws and rapid fire drills that many ranges don't allow even for their members. I train predominantly at 3, 5 and 7 years so I did see some new drills and movements that will help me diversify and advance my training. 💪🏾👍🏾
Remember guys, the closer the action the less time for reaction. Muscle memory is real and practice at different distances is essential. Check with your sight picture before shooting, and across lanes. Your range won’t thank you for damage to walls etc.
THANK YOU for your video ………. Thank you for stressing the significance of fundamentals ……….Thank you for providing a rationale < 10 yards practice- real world and legally prudent The 2A community needs more videos like this They are educational for the novice and experience firearms user These videos also provide an ambassador service for the 2A community to others who are not knowledgeable in the fact that firearms enthusiasts are regular folks - not tactical super humans or tactical wannabes ……. Thank you again
"So, what are we talking about?" Perfect question. My summary of your answer is 'skill building'. The basics are grip, sights, squeeze. If those aren't mastered, then hitting the one finger, 25yd shot won't happen. My wife works at 3-5, I'm comfortable at 10-15+. My handloads in any of our tools print near 1" at 15yd, so bigger groups inside of 15yd really tells what the shooter is doing.
Great video. I train at 3-5 and out too 10 indoor I do tac reloads, move off the x, and offhand shooting. When I go to my outdoor range and have a bay all to myself I can shoot move, multiple targets and other drills. This is good info, just get out there and train people as much as you can.
Grade A drills bro, I appreciate your content. You couldn’t have explain this logic any better. I enjoy trying your drills they definitely help familiarize my skills at these distances really humbling and helps me strive to do better each time. Keep up the awesome content and knowledge good sir 🫡 take care and stay safe brother.
I can’t lie, your channel is becoming my favorite on this platform. I always feel like I can take something away from your videos and apply it. I can’t wait to try some of these drills this weekend! BUT sheesh that shooting was absolutely ridiculous bro! 🔥🔥🔥
100% agree crawl, walk, run. Working law enforcement and being prior military we train as close as 2 meters. When dealing with a person and they pull a weapon at close range you need to know how to get them away and get rounds off immediately. You can never overtrain you can only be over confident and cocky. Nice 25yd shot by the way.
I never understood why people at the range shooting pistols would have their paper target all the down the range the entire time they were shooting. It is lack of fundamentals and common gun knowledge training. This is very good stuff in this video. Thank u Sir.
FUNDAMENTALS. I start with 6 rounds at 9ft , moving up to 21 ft., with the goal of having a tight shot group while maintaining a good sight focus, trigger press, and strong grip. When doing these drills with my 40, 45, or 10mm, that strong grip is of the utmost importance.
I love this video..went at the range like 5 days ago ..his first video change everything for me...started at 3 and then moved to 5 great info man and thanks for the first video and this video....
I learn so much from your videos THANK YOU Alston, Ive watched some two or more times. So glad YT recommended your channel, and I’m glad you’ve recovered from the flu.
When I started I felt like I needed to hold good groups at close range before I had any business opening it up. It worked, focused on 3-7 for a quite a while before I went 10, 15, 25. Eventually I tried 50 and even 100 just for fun. If your fundamentals suck shooting long range isn’t going to do much to fix it.
That's what the "F" I'm talking about, but no indoor range I go to will ever let us use 2-3 lanes at once. Private property, yes. Great work and I'll spread the word.
That was a good video. Makes a lot of sense, and I know it will be very beneficial to me. BTW I just wanted to let you know you have a fan from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🇺🇸
Other instructors that I’ve had also suggested to train at 3,5,and 7 yards. Statistically speaking that is the range of most armed defense distances. Anything after that you should be able to run away or hide. Thanks for your videos. They’re very informative. Good advice and views for things
@@alstontrainings I loved that video. I’ve had my 19x for a bit now. I genuinely feel as if it’s the best Glock, but who knows. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
I noticed training at this yardage and a red dot gripping the pistol properly you never have to search for the dot it's always where you point it this my favorite yardage to practice
I just wish it’s outdoor. You get a better realistic movements in terms of actual situations. Remember , you have no table to rely on when that magazine drops. Out there you will bend and use your knees and start moving. If you’re not use of those types of movements everything will change dramatically and give you results you might not happy with. I do like the concept and ideas tho. Good video.
Not sure where you live, but I have access to at least three outdoor ranges, and most are large, with 4 or 5 bays with about 6 tables at 100’ maximum, another about 100 yards wide with 100, 200 & 300 yard targets with about 25-30 tables about 10’ apart. It’s usually not that busy and we get the whole smaller bay If you want to shoot from 5-30’ you just walk up closer and mark off 9’, 15’ & 21’ (in the gravel) and you can put up several targets and shoot in either direction at three targets. My buddies may shoot at just one so I’ll just shoot at the other end. You can lay a blanket down to catch you magazine or take a very light portable table closer to the targets.
@@lantose huh? I have all of that and more . I do this for a living and work related lmao. My comment was just simply outdoor instead of indoor so some can understand that this practice might not be the same realistically when you apply it outdoor due to totally different movements. You got me there confused for a sec buddy.
When I was on active duty, our handgun training started at arm’s length from the target. Everything was in slow motion. Practice, practice, practice. After firing a few dozen rounds, slow, from the anchor point, then we would go out 1 yard at a time until we got to 7 yards.
The people who think they will just point shoot are assuming there is a good backdrop and there is a clear shot. They don’t think about innocent people may be close, barriers, a backdrop that is busy or could lead to an innocent person being hit.
The range I go to is pretty cool. When they're slow they'll let me use 2 lanes like that. Otherwise I have to use a wide cardboard and tape 2 targets on it. Only issue with that is depth
Man this video alone shows you the Skill ceiling, its easy to hit the shots still with all the time in the world with no worry. Put yourself on a timer or drill and you see why its professionals and rookies.
I'm a instructor and I have told folks the exact same thing as u are saying about the 3 to 7 yards and for some reason certain folks think shooting long distance is the measurement of shooting as if they are preparing for a John wick audition
That 1 finger shot was impressive.
Thanks. Just fundamentals 👍🏾
No doubt
2 things: I don't think people know how hard it is to shoot at 25 with that accuracy with 1 finger. And switching to the left on the reload and shooting is tough as well. Great job Alston. Learning a lot.
Thanks man
Excellent! 👍 I liked the "sit on the couch and talk trash" remark 😏 I've been shooting since a boy of 8 with my father and my great uncle guiding me. Both were soldiers and lawmen. Both were also veterans of combat, and shootings as an officer. They trained me to draw and shoot from less than 1 ft. to as far as 75m. with a handgun. By the time I went to basic training, I was more than ready. After 3 tours in Vietnam I too became a peace officer, and managed to walk away from 3 shootings during my career. Because of my father's and great uncle's skilled and professional experience in training that I'm still here. Now in my 70s, I still train on my own range, and close quarters drills are a big part of how I train. And fundamentals are at the top of the list.
Recently discovered your channel. I was very impressed and immediately subscribed. I'm going back to other videos you've made, and catch myself nodding my head at times thinking "man, this guy knows his stuff". Thought I've been shooting for over 6 decades, I'll be the very first to say I'm still learning. And your channel is an excellent source of knowledge to add to my own. 👍
Thanks man. Your support means a lot.
That 25 yard one was ridiculous
I appreciate you watching brotha!
@@alstontrainings❤
Another good one, learn to crawl before you walk, and walk before you run
Thanks for the support Raylan.
Great shooting and video brother! 🫡
I appreciate the love bro!!!
In a fire fight distance and Technique are your friends. It's nice to see this being taught, because at point blank your both equal, it's at distance where you shine
Great videos. I shoot a lot but you've got me questioning how I go about it. Fundamentals are what it's all about. Thanks for the reminder.
Glad you got value from it 👍🏾
The Dunning Kruger effect is very real. Most gun fights are within a car length (7)yards, and in, and so-called professionals (police) miss at that range. Handgun triggers are heavier than the gun itself,making it easier to disturb during the trigger press. Shooting is simple but not easy.
Dunning Kruger is very real. Appreciate the comment 👍🏾
I agree with you 💯
I always start with the circle drill up close for marksmanship. My "warm up" 3-5-7 yards
Good advice. Unfortunately, most public indoors ranges won't allow this kind of training. I'll be setting this up on some private property. Thank you.
Gotta do what you gotta do 👍🏾
That's a nice range! I have to bring a range finder w/ me to confirm distances. You also have the whole range to yourself to be able to mount a spotlight 'on the range itself' and shoot at another lane...That's some privilege! Us 'regular folk' would never have the 'ability and means' to 'train like that...'
Always practice what you're best at. Always practice what you're worst at.
Facts
This video comes at a good time. There was a recent incident where a city worker was trying to stop a car robbery but the victim was shooting at point blank and still missing.
Your approach, instructional technique, and delivery are above par. I like your approach to convincing and demonstrating why fundamentals at close distances are just as important as when the target is at the far end of the range, I spend 33 years in LE with two thirds of the time as a firearms instructor. For probably 20 of those years, entities where I worked required quarterly qualification course to start at 50 yards. Distance is the most perishable of all shooting skills, especially when someone does not have or has forgotten the fundamentals and eventually the 3-7 yard strings will result in rounds impacting outside the scoring area. I am in the process of transitioning to teaching citizens, and I appreciate your approach to teaching and relating to the student.
Wow thanks for the kind words Sombra. That means a lot. Hope you have continued success with your teaching!
@@alstontrainingsthank you! bTW - tried the three finger diagnostic yesterday with my EDC and wearing my contacts dialed in more for driving and less for close work. Despite fuzzy front sight, it gave good feedback.
I've started referring people at the range to your channel. The information and training you provide in these videos is solid. You have a gift for teaching others. Great channel.
Thank you sir. That definitely means a lot. I appreciate your support!
The range 3, 5, 7 etc. is exactly what my fryand & RSO told me when I started trying to become a shooter.
The remainder of the lesson was icing on the cake. Thanks for the info and I'll apply what I received to my quest of becoming a better shooter.
Very good info. Absolute joy to watch. Keep them coming brother. 10/10
💪🏾
Definitely took your advice my confidence, fundamentals at 3 is getting stronger. Next is 5. Appreciate the game brotha!
Glad you're getting value from it Miles!
@@alstontrainings a lot of Range officers come give me positive feedback on me hitting center not how far I have it.
Fundamentals, dry fire practice, and stress inoculation. Good video 👌
Thanks Mike!
@@alstontrainings hey, your shooting ability and training style... SOF?
Excellent content and presentation. Particularly with the huge amount of similar video tutorials from seals, green berets, etc etc. Clear, concise, direct, subscribed. Thanks!
Thanks Gerald. Greatly appreciated.
ONE FINGER😳 That’s some Wyatt Earp shit right there! Great video👏🏾👏🏾
😂😂😂😂
Pistol butt to the head “is sum Wyatt Earp shit” not this hokie stuff.
My friend, your video helped me, quite a bit, not this one, another but I told you I’d come back n tell you, n man, thank you so much, it was the muscling the gun down/anticipation of shots
That's great! Glad you're getting value and training!
My son and I play battle ship at the range.
The target has some sized circles on each ship.
We run a magazine each, and check the target.
Want to find out how good you aren’t? Put that target at 7 yards.
When I’m within an inch of those dime sized dots I feel like I’m doing pretty well.
Fundamentals up close, at medium distance, and at 25.
Shoot small targets.
I’ve learned “Aim small, miss small”.
Thank you for reinforcing that.
That's great. Thanks for watching Gilbert!
My favorite target at the range! I run the top with irons from my home defense and shoot the bottom half with the dot EDC. Always train to maintain the same accuracy with both setups.
@@swissmademan
I train to not be embarrassed in front of my LEO son, and to outshoot my Firefighter son. 😂
Gotta keep reminding them that youth and skill is not always better than age and experience.
I have annual memberships at 2 indoor ranges and I had to qualify at similar distances with a range officer on a shot timer with speed and accuracy.
I'm qualified to practice holster draws and rapid fire drills that many ranges don't allow even for their members.
I train predominantly at 3, 5 and 7 years so I did see some new drills and movements that will help me diversify and advance my training. 💪🏾👍🏾
Heck yeah! Glad it helped!
Remember guys, the closer the action the less time for reaction. Muscle memory is real and practice at different distances is essential. Check with your sight picture before shooting, and across lanes. Your range won’t thank you for damage to walls etc.
Your back to basics approach is the best bro ....👌🏾🇿🇦
Appreciate that Terrence
THANK YOU for your video
………. Thank you for stressing the significance of fundamentals
……….Thank you for providing a rationale < 10 yards practice- real world and legally prudent
The 2A community needs more videos like this
They are educational for the novice and experience firearms user
These videos also provide an ambassador service for the 2A community to others who are not knowledgeable in the fact that firearms enthusiasts are regular folks - not tactical super humans or tactical wannabes
……. Thank you again
THANK YOU for watching and taking time to comment, Ed! It means a lot.
Great training video Alston.
Thank you!
Always good information from you. Everyone needs to practice the fundamentals as you’ve said.
No doubt!
One of my work instructors did the 25 one finger and then had me do it. Excellent instructor. Good video and knowledge 👍
Excellent video and the information was relayed perfectly. Thank you!
Thanks Dwight!
"So, what are we talking about?" Perfect question. My summary of your answer is 'skill building'. The basics are grip, sights, squeeze. If those aren't mastered, then hitting the one finger, 25yd shot won't happen.
My wife works at 3-5, I'm comfortable at 10-15+. My handloads in any of our tools print near 1" at 15yd, so bigger groups inside of 15yd really tells what the shooter is doing.
Great video. I train at 3-5 and out too 10 indoor I do tac reloads, move off the x, and offhand shooting. When I go to my outdoor range and have a bay all to myself I can shoot move, multiple targets and other drills. This is good info, just get out there and train people as much as you can.
Grade A drills bro, I appreciate your content. You couldn’t have explain this logic any better. I enjoy trying your drills they definitely help familiarize my skills at these distances really humbling and helps me strive to do better each time. Keep up the awesome content and knowledge good sir 🫡 take care and stay safe brother.
I can’t lie, your channel is becoming my favorite on this platform. I always feel like I can take something away from your videos and apply it. I can’t wait to try some of these drills this weekend! BUT sheesh that shooting was absolutely ridiculous bro! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks man, that really means a lot. I try to make videos that I think would be beneficial. Glad you're getting value bro! 🤛🏾
100% agree crawl, walk, run. Working law enforcement and being prior military we train as close as 2 meters. When dealing with a person and they pull a weapon at close range you need to know how to get them away and get rounds off immediately. You can never overtrain you can only be over confident and cocky. Nice 25yd shot by the way.
Seen a lot of videos on shooting this ranks top 5 thanks for advice.
Thanks brotha
Absolutely sound training! Just subscribed.
Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.
OUTSTANDING TRAINING VIDEO
Thanks Jay!
My boy got some skills… I wasn’t planning on going to the range today but now I think I will. Great vid.
Right on bro!
Awesome video and strait forward
Thanks Jon
Smart man makes a good trainer
I usually start at 5 than 6 than 7 , but i am going to try this , Thank you man
I never understood why people at the range shooting pistols would have their paper target all the down the range the entire time they were shooting. It is lack of fundamentals and common gun knowledge training. This is very good stuff in this video. Thank u Sir.
Thank you for watching! Glad you got value from it.
Good stuff -learn fundamentals and get really really good at closer distances then get out of the comfort zone and make training challenging!
Sig Sauer range? Did some training out there.
Awesome Teaching and Shooting Alston. Way to put people in their lane.
Greetings My Bro From Sunny Warm Puerto Rico
Much love bro 💪🏾
@@alstontrainings Mala mia Jared I thought your name was Alston. Mala mia. Lol!
Just watched your video for the first time. You just got a new Sub! Great video
I appreciate the support brody!
Great breakdowns and training advice
I absolutely agree,fundamentals are everything.
Some good drills bro, I appreciate you sharing.👍👍
Thanks Rob 👍🏾👍🏾
Impressive! With good fundamentals no red dot required.
Thanks Jay
So very well demonstrated brother. I hope to utilize this in my training
Fa sho ✊🏾
I often use the 3x3x1 drill. Three rounds at three yards into a one inch circle. Increase speed as you progress
Good information and well produced video. I hope your channel does well.
Much appreciated!
Great shot!!! 🔥
You have my attention and my subscription.
Thanks for the support. It doesn't go unnoticed!
Great video, as a fellow instructor incorporating new drills benefits everyone.
Glad it was helpful!
FUNDAMENTALS. I start with 6 rounds at 9ft , moving up to 21 ft., with the goal of having a tight shot group while maintaining a good sight focus, trigger press, and strong grip. When doing these drills with my 40, 45, or 10mm, that strong grip is of the utmost importance.
Awesome vid, can't stress the fundamentals enough. Thanks for another banger!
You bet, Joseph!
I like the previous video a lot and this one is a great follow up. I agree with every word you said. Subscribed.
Thanks for watching and supporting me, Jace! It means a lot.
I love this video..went at the range like 5 days ago ..his first video change everything for me...started at 3 and then moved to 5 great info man and thanks for the first video and this video....
No problem bro. Glad you're getting value from these 👍🏾
I learn so much from your videos THANK YOU Alston, Ive watched some two or more times. So glad YT recommended your channel, and I’m glad you’ve recovered from the flu.
Great to hear Karina! And thank you.
Close distance also helps diagnose misses, a lot harder to do out past 7 or 10 yards.
Great video
Very true!
Dope. Great instruction. I appreciate you brother!
I appreciate you too! Thanks for watching.
When I started I felt like I needed to hold good groups at close range before I had any business opening it up. It worked, focused on 3-7 for a quite a while before I went 10, 15, 25.
Eventually I tried 50 and even 100 just for fun. If your fundamentals suck shooting long range isn’t going to do much to fix it.
Exactly!! 💯
You can also go shoot a match and learn how to shoot while incorporating movement …… love the content brother keep up the good work 👍
Good point! Thanks for watching and supporting.
Good points!
That's what the "F" I'm talking about, but no indoor range I go to will ever let us use 2-3 lanes at once. Private property, yes. Great work and I'll spread the word.
That was a good video. Makes a lot of sense, and I know it will be very beneficial to me. BTW I just wanted to let you know you have a fan from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🇺🇸
Love to see it brother. I appreciate your support.
I agree that short distance is the way to go because with practice comes speed.
Other instructors that I’ve had also suggested to train at 3,5,and 7 yards. Statistically speaking that is the range of most armed defense distances.
Anything after that you should be able to run away or hide. Thanks for your videos. They’re very informative. Good advice and views for things
Thanks Ken! Really appreciate it.
Man- you’re really loving that 19x.
Heck yeah Keith. I wasn't kidding in my 19x Review. It rocks.
@@alstontrainings I loved that video. I’ve had my 19x for a bit now. I genuinely feel as if it’s the best Glock, but who knows. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
still loving the videos you provide for our benefit here in West Virginia..
I'm glad you're getting value from the work I'm putting in, Jule!
You just got a long time subscription brother
I appreciate your support Maurice!! Thanks man.
Haha let em know bro! Dope video per usual 🙌
Sometimes u gotta pop out and show 🥷🏾
Thank you SIR. For the GREAT INFO. For a new outlook on training. From and OLD DEVIL DOG. KISS ALWAYS
Thanks for your support Shannon!
Great stuff. The farthest distance I can see without my prescription glass is 7 yards. Your 3 to 5 yards video was great.
Thanks for continuing to watch. Glad you're getting value!
Great and informative video
Glad you liked it!
Tear it up bro!! Damn good. I’m going to train the 3-5-7 which by the way is a nice caliber 😂
🤣🤣
Good, simple info.
Thanks Bob
Good stuff right here!!!
I noticed training at this yardage and a red dot gripping the pistol properly you never have to search for the dot it's always where you point it this my favorite yardage to practice
Thank you so much for this video. I needed this.
Glad it was helpful, Zed!
Very informative. Thank You!..👍🏽
Thank you for watching Yvette!
I’m from SA 🇿🇦… and I wish homie would host a seminar this side I’d 100% go 🔥🔥🔥 respect 💯🇿🇦
I appreciate the support! Been looking at real estate in SA. Would love to come out there sometime.
I just wish it’s outdoor. You get a better realistic movements in terms of actual situations. Remember , you have no table to rely on when that magazine drops. Out there you will bend and use your knees and start moving. If you’re not use of those types of movements everything will change dramatically and give you results you might not happy with. I do like the concept and ideas tho.
Good video.
Not sure where you live, but I have access to at least three outdoor ranges, and most are large, with 4 or 5 bays with about 6 tables at 100’ maximum, another about 100 yards wide with 100, 200 & 300 yard targets with about 25-30 tables about 10’ apart. It’s usually not that busy and we get the whole smaller bay If you want to shoot from 5-30’ you just walk up closer and mark off 9’, 15’ & 21’ (in the gravel) and you can put up several targets and shoot in either direction at three targets. My buddies may shoot at just one so I’ll just shoot at the other end. You can lay a blanket down to catch you magazine or take a very light portable table closer to the targets.
@@lantose huh? I have all of that and more . I do this for a living and work related lmao. My comment was just simply outdoor instead of indoor so some can understand that this practice might not be the same realistically when you apply it outdoor due to totally different movements.
You got me there confused for a sec buddy.
When I was on active duty, our handgun training started at arm’s length from the target.
Everything was in slow motion. Practice, practice, practice.
After firing a few dozen rounds, slow, from the anchor point, then we would go out 1 yard at a time until we got to 7 yards.
Right on 💪🏾
Spot on, great video!
Thanks!
Very good!
Thank you for this kind of content!!
Glad you enjoy it!
The people who think they will just point shoot are assuming there is a good backdrop and there is a clear shot. They don’t think about innocent people may be close, barriers, a backdrop that is busy or could lead to an innocent person being hit.
Exactly!
Excellent video
Thank you Stanley!
5:50 I be serious, don’t attack me! 😅🤣
still excellent!
Thanks DP
The range I go to is pretty cool. When they're slow they'll let me use 2 lanes like that. Otherwise I have to use a wide cardboard and tape 2 targets on it. Only issue with that is depth
Man this video alone shows you the Skill ceiling, its easy to hit the shots still with all the time in the world with no worry. Put yourself on a timer or drill and you see why its professionals and rookies.
That timer helps a lot bro. Makes it way harder. Glad you're getting value from these. Thanks for watching.
I'm a instructor and I have told folks the exact same thing as u are saying about the 3 to 7 yards and for some reason certain folks think shooting long distance is the measurement of shooting as if they are preparing for a John wick audition
Very true! Thanks for watching.
Good Stuff!! 🫡
Thanks Milo
Excellent channel. Thank you.
Thanks Mike!!