Great advice. I dryfire while I'm working out in my basement. I taped a small target on the wall and do a dryfire set after a circuit of lifting and cardio to keep the blood flowing. This way, I'm dryfire practicing everyday, improving accuracy and physical conditioning.
Now that’s an interesting way to dry fire. Doing it while the blood is pumping is a pretty good idea to be honest. I go to a public gym so I don’t think I’d get away with that haha
It's really helped me. The gym I was a member of closed in December. Now I use improvised weights, body weight exercises, and jump rope like a boxer. @@ConcreteCowboyx
Solid advice, especially filming your drills and sticking with one gun. People film their workouts or sports games to review for any deficiencies or errors made, and shooting is no different. Once you've found a reliable pistol that feels good in your hands while you're shooting it, resist the urge to switch over to whatever hyped new pistol everyone's pushing on IG or whatever.
Spot on brother. This has been my own approach over the past 3 years. You hit so many nails on the head. Would appreciate and oppty to run drills with you. I am all about learning from new community members. Thank you for the videos, and not being afraid to be transparent and honest.
I feel you on the one platform , I recently(December) got the m&p 2.0 compact. And I’m finding it’s messing me up when I switch between my Glocks. Got a decision to make soon 😂.
I’m really loving this channel man So authentic / organic … never change that no matter how big you get brother .. Earned a new sub You’ve def motivated me to create some content as well.. 🍻 good sir
Great topic and tips, brother! Great to see another realistic channel on here that isn't all tacticool, bro-ed up nonsense. We need more channels that show that responsible gun owners are out here doing things safe and right. I'm looking forward to your next upload. You just earned another sub!
Good content and advice! We love your channel. I've been wanting to improve myself and learn new things. I got my ccw recently, im waiting for a suppressor, and finished a hunter education course the other week. I definitely want to have an eventful year.
I've heard it's good to practice knowing what's beyond your target even when dry firing (within reason). Like practicing to not shoot at shared wall with a neighbor. That way you're always training your brain to be aware of sketchy shots. Anyways, awesome vid.
Dry fire king and the Book “Refinement and Repetition “ by Steve Anderson definitely have been my go to. Nice to hear what you like to do to get better. Another dope video brother.
Totally agree man! I treat it like working out. You wouldn't (often) just walk into a gym with no game plan. I suppose you could for funsies but you usually have a specific workout you want to get done (legs, push, pull, etc.) so going to the range with something specific you want to improve is huge. I haven't competed yet but I think it would be a blast. Separately, I had a genuine question: why do you press out from a draw with the "bowling" technique instead of more in a straight 45 deg line? Is that just to help you pick up the dot? Not trying to sound condescending, just curious. I tried to train that out of my draws initially because it was slowing me down, and I needed to get my muzzle target-oriented quicker. Would love to hear your thoughts. Great video man!
Exactly man! And to answer you’re second question, I’m still learning. I’m not a pro or high level shooter. I’m still learning how to be more efficient with the draw. Haha I’m just a normal guy. And I find that pushing out a tad bit really helps align the dot with my eyes. From my experience anyway
@@ConcreteCowboyx Oh I hear you man! I had a really tough time learning to pick up the dot, not trying to sound like my way is better at all because I'm still learning too. We're all just a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude 😂
It’s not really for me, but people in my life that have sensitive jobs towards the firearm industry. But I do intend on removing it once that changes. Just protecting those closest to me from losing their livelihood. But I’m not letting that stop me from having fun and making videos
"Ammo ain't Cheap . . . and I ain't ballin . . . " ✅
I really can't stand most gun tubers, but I could watch this all day. Keep it up man.
Great advice. I dryfire while I'm working out in my basement. I taped a small target on the wall and do a dryfire set after a circuit of lifting and cardio to keep the blood flowing. This way, I'm dryfire practicing everyday, improving accuracy and physical conditioning.
Now that’s an interesting way to dry fire. Doing it while the blood is pumping is a pretty good idea to be honest. I go to a public gym so I don’t think I’d get away with that haha
It's really helped me. The gym I was a member of closed in December. Now I use improvised weights, body weight exercises, and jump rope like a boxer. @@ConcreteCowboyx
Another Great Video !
Keep’em Coming !
America Needs More Informed, Armed, Black Men !
Appreciate it brother!
Man you are very articulate. Your content is very well put together.
Solid advice, especially filming your drills and sticking with one gun. People film their workouts or sports games to review for any deficiencies or errors made, and shooting is no different. Once you've found a reliable pistol that feels good in your hands while you're shooting it, resist the urge to switch over to whatever hyped new pistol everyone's pushing on IG or whatever.
IG has so much fluff it’s crazy
Absolutely great tips! There’s always a mental aspect to training and improving. I suggest to have fun with it instead of stressing out.
Spot on brother. This has been my own approach over the past 3 years. You hit so many nails on the head. Would appreciate and oppty to run drills with you. I am all about learning from new community members. Thank you for the videos, and not being afraid to be transparent and honest.
10:14 Oh yeah I have those 60yr old guys learning iPad mechanics.
I teach them new age tech, they teach me how to shoot better 😂💯 great vid bro.
MAN your content is fun to watch. Keep it coming
This is golddddd I’m so glad I came across your channel!!
I feel you on the one platform , I recently(December) got the m&p 2.0 compact. And I’m finding it’s messing me up when I switch between my Glocks. Got a decision to make soon 😂.
I’m really loving this channel man
So authentic / organic … never change that no matter how big you get brother ..
Earned a new sub
You’ve def motivated me to create some content as well..
🍻 good sir
You better post a link when you do, I want to watch!
Carry’s that heat and wears that heat(AJ1’s)! I peeped in the background!
You already know
Great topic and tips, brother! Great to see another realistic channel on here that isn't all tacticool, bro-ed up nonsense. We need more channels that show that responsible gun owners are out here doing things safe and right. I'm looking forward to your next upload. You just earned another sub!
Good content and advice! We love your channel. I've been wanting to improve myself and learn new things. I got my ccw recently, im waiting for a suppressor, and finished a hunter education course the other week. I definitely want to have an eventful year.
You’re starting the year off strong! I love hearing that
I've heard it's good to practice knowing what's beyond your target even when dry firing (within reason). Like practicing to not shoot at shared wall with a neighbor. That way you're always training your brain to be aware of sketchy shots. Anyways, awesome vid.
New gun owner I bought some snap caps for dry fire. Great video.
Dry fire king and the Book “Refinement and Repetition “ by Steve Anderson definitely have been my go to. Nice to hear what you like to do to get better. Another dope video brother.
I need to read more training books to be honest. Once I get to a certain level, I’ll also be incorporating classes into my training rotation.
Thank you
Oh shit dude your stuff is so incredibly well edited!
Your giving words of wisdom, much appreciated and great video 👍🏽
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video and good pointers!! I’m a recent subscriber, love your shooting journey and how it started.
Thanks!
Nice job working hard at it. Keep it up!
Thanks!
Another solid video!! Keep bringing the 🔥
Doing my best
Totally agree man! I treat it like working out. You wouldn't (often) just walk into a gym with no game plan. I suppose you could for funsies but you usually have a specific workout you want to get done (legs, push, pull, etc.) so going to the range with something specific you want to improve is huge. I haven't competed yet but I think it would be a blast.
Separately, I had a genuine question: why do you press out from a draw with the "bowling" technique instead of more in a straight 45 deg line? Is that just to help you pick up the dot? Not trying to sound condescending, just curious. I tried to train that out of my draws initially because it was slowing me down, and I needed to get my muzzle target-oriented quicker. Would love to hear your thoughts. Great video man!
Exactly man! And to answer you’re second question, I’m still learning. I’m not a pro or high level shooter. I’m still learning how to be more efficient with the draw. Haha I’m just a normal guy. And I find that pushing out a tad bit really helps align the dot with my eyes. From my experience anyway
@@ConcreteCowboyx Oh I hear you man! I had a really tough time learning to pick up the dot, not trying to sound like my way is better at all because I'm still learning too. We're all just a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude 😂
Great video. You should do a g45 vs M&P video since you’ve carried and shot both a lot
Not a bad idea honestly
Great video!! U and I r on the same journey.
It should be every American’s journey
Great video man
Glad you enjoyed!
Would love to see your opinions on that t rex chest rig
Definitely will do a video on that
Dont think I dont see that shoe collection too👟🔫
Id love to see those dry fire channels you mentioned. Is there a particular one you recomend?
DryFire King is a great channel!
Yo what pants are you wearing in the range footage??
Another great video btw!
Wrangler outdoor pants
Good content...
Yes sir!
We shoot monthly matches at South River Gun Club... You're welcome to join us anytime.
Might have to swing by at some point
I spy that PLR shirt. You into cars as well bro?
Yes sir! Heavy into cars
@@ConcreteCowboyx good stuff man! Love the vids and channel. Adjusting my edc as I’m in California. Gen 3 34 with rmr and x300
Whats with the face blur bro? Just curious
It’s not really for me, but people in my life that have sensitive jobs towards the firearm industry. But I do intend on removing it once that changes. Just protecting those closest to me from losing their livelihood. But I’m not letting that stop me from having fun and making videos
I figured I feel you, sometimes I have to tread lightly as well. Keep moving bro, love the content!@@ConcreteCowboyx
Ben Stoeger.
He’s a GREAT resource