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He says concentrating on not moving the gun as you pull the trigger but my question is what technique or training method do you use to accomplish it. Can someone post a link to his videos that show that training. My other thought is how do you keep from flinching and blinking in a real self defense situation without hearing protection or with someone shooting at you from close range ?

Do you currently use the SLT-2, SLT-1 or another trigger? Were there any problems you later found with SLT-1? Just getting SLT-1 as they are $159.

Pleasantly surprised that half of the billing was absent.

Can you dry fire without running the bolt with this trigger?

Keeping the background in mind, I think a quick shot for a flinch sets you up for the next accurate shots. And it depends on the situation. If you don’t want to destroy the background then accuracy is all that matters. also, study how you normally react to an emergency. It matters.

I SO wish other instructors would follow this.

That's awesome. Great instruction

35k rounds ? Sure, I have a laser gun under my bed too. BULLSH*T !

Ever clean this

No way these guys spent nearly 20k on ammo just to test this thing

Where's Rob Pincus?

Thanks, just trying to be educated to a Moral America?

What kind helmet of that ?

Fast is fine, accuracy is final. Wyatt Earp

35k rounds hahaha what a joke. You are a sucker if you believe that.

Thank you for this test. Now I know for sure that I will be getting this for both of my kids

What ever happened to the sale of these ?? Did they get discontinued ?

Props for ruining a sick shirt to make this video.

Robie is on target even when hes trying to be off target. Lol! #thebest

Simply cannot argue with that. The end.

I started shooting NRA 25yd - 22 -slow - timed and rapid. I had shot many bricks of ammo, before I bought my second pistol. A 44Mag. I could shoot a 96 to 98, using either caliber. It is all the same. As they say - management of the hand. And after 40 yrs, it is still fascinating to change courses and re-learn the skills. Thank You!

What kind of grip is that ?

This thing doesn’t have 35,000 rounds through it lmao. But my truck does have 500,000 miles on it with a single oil change, only changed tires once.

This is the trainer I would love to have to improve my shooting skills. Great points he made, like always.

I've been reading these comments, and just shaking my head..... The dumbing down of America is a REAL THING. Wow. Most people that watched this video, DO NOT understand the concept behind it. Hell, they don't even know what the word "concept" means. LMAO

It's refreshing to hear the TRUTH. Great video. I get so sick of hearing the phrase "just slowly squeeeeeeze the trigger". Or, "It should be a slow, steady pressure, and the break should surprise you". Like Rob said, you learn how to isolate your trigger finger, without moving your other fingers, or gripping the gun a little extra tight right before the shot breaks. There's really only ONE skill required, for shooting a gun. Here it is... Learn how to break the shot, without changing your sight picture. THAT'S IT!!!!!! Of course the grip, and anticipating the shot, are the 2 main reasons that people can't do it. Physically, shooting a gun well is easier than clipping your nails. But, MENTALLY, it's a LOT harder. If everybody pulled the trigger as if the gun was empty(dry firing), then EVERYBODY would shoot 2" groups from 10 yards. So... If you aren't shooting 2" groups, from 10 yards, then you are doing "something" to prepare yourself for the BANG. You gotta get over that, to be a good shooter. Period.

This video rang my bell. For years I've been focusing on the trigger while limply holding the weapon. I'd slowly squeeze the trigger back and mentally curse how bad and gritty it felt while watching my pistol move. Then getting pissed after dry firing for a month; and seeing no improvement. Thanks sir.

Rob is a national treasure. I'd love to train with him.

The hardest part of shooting is by far trigger control

That’s actually pathetic joe Teti can shot an accurate shot from leg holster and did it .6 this is holding the gun ready and still 1.5 now 1.5 is ok when holstered

Thank you, Rob. I would like to add something else for others. The next step is to make the student SEE the whole sequence. They are taught one shot but then they need to watch the front sight from alignment through the recoil and back to the target or the next. One shot drills can accidentally teach a loose grip after the shot. The grip should remain the same through the draw back to the holster.

John, the car thief from the previous video, was resurrected to enjoy one last camping trip. Too bad he ruined it!

Informative video, thanks. A request: dry firing drills. Cheapest dry fire products. I watched Glen's older dry fire videos, they were helpful, I'm getting dummy rounds and I can't afford laserlyte, yet. What are some other options?

Good info! Trying to get into the ifak life saver class and get my AFAK built. Have to keep telling myself practical skills over fun skills!

Good drills

Nice little nugget! Do you have any other causes for a failure to feed besides the magazine? Had quite a few at my last competition.

I have my Independence Training IFAK with me every time I leave the house. Thanks for the video.

Thank you! Because of this video I finally figured out how to correct my rapid shot firing techniques. Now I just need to practice. 🙂

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Just came here from recoil magazine... was that you guys in the latest issue? Today is 8/5/18

Rob Leatham seems to be a great teacher. Very didactic and proficient.

In a nutshell: Pull the trigger quickly without moving the gun.

Sorry, but that gun does NOT have 35K through it with no cleaning. Literally every other 20K+ round torture test will have filth and gunk oozing out every orifice. Look at the Filthy 14 writeup or what Ballistic Radio did with that KAC. ARs can run while dirty and wet, but you WILL get a shit load of gunk on any DI rifle at those round counts.

The Beretta arx100 wouldn't fire 1/10 of those rounds without the barrel wanting to fall out. Too bad Beretta won't replace my receiver. Beretta shot 3.7 MOA, and they will not replace it until it gets 4 Moa ;(

Best video of the KE Arms SLT on CZcams. Maybe cut the slow-mo parts. Potential buyers want to hear the gun work at the actual speed.

Some good ideas thank you for the video. :)

I practice picking gun off bench, point from chest high. and jerk trigger in one motion. That's probably how a real life attack is going down. guns are sold accurate, forget the bullseyes and jerk the rounds anywhere in the body target.

same bolt and springs etc ?

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