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This entry is part 8 of 9 in the series 2012 Fundamentals SeriesGrip Grab the gun where the flesh between your thumb and forefinger is high as possible. Wrap the fingers around the front portion of the gun and do not grip the gun like a rope but rather try to grip the...
This entry is part 9 of 9 in the series 2012 Fundamentals SeriesGrip & Stance This final video shows a stance and grab combination to provide a platform and introduces the concept I learned from Rodney May, chest squeeze. Chest squeeze where the base of the thumbs...
Training Youth in Pistol Proficiency is intertwined with safety. The best thing we can do with youth is trained them on the fundamentals and always go over muzzle awareness and keeping the finger off the trigger. We are producing out the new DVD, Be The Hero, through...
Pistol Fundamentals This is one of our older videos but addresses a common request we get regarding fundamentals. The first question people ask when they see a SIRT is “what do I do with it?” Not everyone has had the chance for formal training and we want...
