Manage Recoil and Muzzle Rise with Better Wrist Tension (LIve Fire)
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2022
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In this week's live fire session, we cover live fire exercises you can do to work on wrist tension so that you can manage recoil and muzzle flip better.
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I am new to the firearm world and only had my firearm now for about 2 1/2 months and basically been watching your videos since then and I must say the improvement in my shooting has been quite extraordinary, I still have tons of shooting to do but I will now be concentrating on my concealed draw and fire from iwb strong side , your videos have really helped me improve on grip strength and trigger movement , just a shout out to say thanks and that I'll keep looking forward to see more of your postings
Thanks for the video. Great content and the extra camera and editing does not go unnoticed. Great job.
I'm shooting tomorrow with my instructor. I'll work on it. Thanks again.
Love everything on this channel it's the best channel out here
Excellent instructions
Thank you for the information
Thx for everything.
I been watching all ur videos, but I don't recall any videos regarding locking ur wrist.
stay safe everyone!
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That's definitely an uncommon pick for IWB! lol
You're right about Vedder having a wide selection.
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You're are putting out some great content. They have helped me a ton. Thank you. I have a question. When I take two shots in a row. The first shot will hit exactly where I want. finding the second shot, I'm finding, I have to pull, straight up, the barrel to find the spot again. Since the first shot is right on, I don't think it's trigger control, plus I keep the trigger pinned back till I get proper aim. What would cause the muzzle to drop to far? I'm guessing too much grip pressure??
One video I'd like to see, how you would handle a stock pistol with a red dot. I use a hellcat Pro. It has a rather tough trigger, something in the range of 6 pounds. It be nice to see how you handle something like that.