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I tried this and accidentally shot a plane out of the sky, did I do something wrong?

Wow! Shit ton of haters on here. How about, if you dont like what he's sayin, move on? Do y'all have to show how "cool" you are? We get it, you are all so high speed nobody can compete.

The more complicated someone makes a concept seem the less they know

Great video. Easy to follow along and understand at an entry level!!

+1 to the ZR Tactical Long Stroke. HUGE difference on my Polymer 5. Everything else Paul showed is more "personal feel" but the Long Stroke is almost required IMO.

You got more money than sense. Grown man can't do some basic modifications embrassing.

New sub. Retired LEO still shoot weekly. Drills like this really help me stay sharp and improve. Thank you.

582 Brown Squares

Thanks for this video didn’t know how to do this until I saw this video, being a newbie in competition shooting I am definitely doing the incorrect way with a lot of tension which I did not know I was doing until I saw your video, thank you! I am wondering if you if you have any tips for me on how to at least be competitive with my 3.5 length 2011 pistol which is my only one, thanks again!

Amazing information. Any justification in carrying the first round as ball ammo to pierce the windshield if usual ammo is hollow point?

Thanks for posting . Driving in Judea is challenging. Just this past Sunday 3 police officers were killed. Drive by shooting

Great video I’m running pretty much the same set up😊

Man, I always squeeze 💯 on both hands, and that has increased my accuracy so much more and helped my target acquisition so much more

Is that an osight on that gun? If so how do you like it? Been debating on getting one for my backup, primary gun has the rmr but want something cheaper for a gun that rides in my backpack.

@Achilles Heel Tactical - Great video 😊I set my SF Match up like @Nick Young, @Joel Park... ZR Long Stroke /15lb, 507 Comp, Sprinco trigger kit, Lok Bogie palm swell. Very similar to yours. I did install the safety plunger spring. I gave me a similar pull weight to yours without having to "stretch" the trigger return spring. 😉 and the factory Walther Plate "snaps" in, it's very nice. 🙂

Oh good. My last man card from that threesome in '02 is about to expire. Perfect timing

That’s called reasonable explanation. Kudos!!

Great video! Thanks for the information.

Where’s that “he flag himself several times without showing us empty chamber every 10 seconds” comments

Great video, solid articulation of use of force.

What guide rod spring LB do you run?

Bechtelar Lock

When I put the Dynamic Performance trigger on my pdp I took the spring from my stock PDT and replaced it with the one that comes with the DPT and it did the trick, went from a 4.5 LB pull to a sub 3 LB pull

Nice. This couldve been a table top review. Too many movement and changes in aperture.

Silicone carbide looks so bad 🤢

Great video. You really provide excellent descriptions of the mechanics of the drill as well as the learning objectives. Your content is approachable for shooters at every skill level. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

I would never roll my clavicle to a position where it solely takes the pressure of multiple shots, no less train to do that primarily. The collarbone breaks the easiest, especially compared to the pocket of meat between your chest and front delt.

Great content…but I was getting dizzy with the blurry vision and the erratic camera movement…just a thought for next time. 👍🏻

😬 I trq my sig screws on my optic to 35 in lbs.

That trigger return spring trick is pretty slick. Gonna have to try that out on my PDP

🤙🤙🤙 What a beauty!

Legend

Get some.

I don’t know. This instructor is reinventing the wheel. Just stabilize the rifle, aim and shoot. Why tense up around the stock?

Thank you so much for this helpful video

I went down the black rabbit hole 🕳️ trying this out for a little while I was so results oriented that I wasn't getting any better... And it wasn't until I broke All the steps down independently that I was able to make progress.

Try "decelerate" not "de-accelerate" goober😂

LOL! Damn the hate is everywhere! I learned a lot from this guy. The technique he teaches has helped my grip and accuracy.

The first M16 I was introduced to me was in basic training in 1989 several changes to how people shoot those things I have not found one technique to be ultimately more Superior than another as far as shoulder pocket no shoulder pocket it all depends on basically the situation where you're shooting you cannot blueprint that s*** like that I may need to put that rifle in the shoulder in my pocket if it's windy if I'm in an uncomfortable position if I'm unsupported Etc you have no clue what shooting position I'm going to take in any given situation I may just revert back to the old weaver just because I'm in that situation and that's where it fits but when you start doing this cookie cutter s*** and then you start teaching it most of these students going to the shooting schools have one thing in common they're easy to kill

Great video Paul!

What gun is that?

Hydra mount spotted Opinion discarded

So basically, "If you don't c-clamp, you're wrong" lol get the fuck out of here

Man I have got to get out to a class!! But I am incredibly thankful for these kinds of teaching/instructional videos for drills that can be worked through at home. You guys at AHT are truly inspirational

Firstly, the knowledge bombs are appreciated. Some science, some straight, hard anecdotes, and led by example. Secondly, the producer/editor needs a raise. Less important than the content but these intro audios always bang.

Great video! Thank you!

What optics are being used?

I remember you mentioning this project. All I can say is "Wow!" Godspeed 🫡

FBI watching.

Thanks for the video, AHT! Out of curiosity, which comp is on Rick's PDP and which holster is that? Is it the Safariland 6354RDSO?