Handgun Accuracy Tip ( 6 o'clock Hold) to Improve Your consistency
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- čas přidán 23. 11. 2022
- In This Video John will explains 6 O'Clock hold and how it will improve your accuracy and will give you consistent point of aim.
This is very important part of your shooting fundamentals. Give this a try it will improve you accuracy with a handgun.
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Good stuff man! Just found you and been looking thought your shorts and came to watch your six o’clock video, and you are making perfect sense to me. Cheers, can’t wait to for the range soon.
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Good stuff, John, thanks and God bless! I'm learning a lot from you.
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Thank you!
The flight path arc is due to gravity, not Earth's curvature. Everyone knows that the Earth is flat!
Also, the opening positioning of the muzzle against the target was an argument for a 12 o'clock site picture hold.
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Yeah the “height over bore” method means you need to aim higher to bring your point of impact up. I honestly thought I was going crazy when I thought “wait a minute…. This ain’t right”
If you’re utilizing this “6 o’ clock hold” method, your point of aim would be lower, and your bore is even lower than your sights, thereby bringing your point of impact lower.
Thanks for the vid though! Always fun to learn more stuff on the ol CZcams!
Agree the earth is flat and the bullet does NOT arc like that leaving the barrel. Not gravity either because gravity is FAKE and it was only introduced to make the ball earth lie believable ...
The bullet leaves the barrel straight and only drops due to loss of momentum, not gravity. Thats 100% physics.
Is there a range where you must aim at 12 to hit the bullseye? I assume if you have to aim at 12 then one should just use a rifle for better range?
Another question, is there a general maximum range in feet one must note for most handguns?
For pistols you can be reasonably accurate to about 75 yards. That being said why would you want to do that? anything over 50 yards isn't really doing anything for you.
So John, if im understanding this correctly. You 6 O'clock hold only when your target is inside your zero distance? Meaning the bullet will be traveling, "up" the arc at point of impact? In theory, then continuing to climb to the set zero, arcing out, and impacting far zero before dropping out
The concept you have to see what’s your aiming at your sights are above your barrel
Will this make the group shot much better?
There’s three things that make your group shot tighter One is proper grip check our channel out. There’s plenty of videos on that. Two consistent point of aim.
Three.A slow Trigger engagement
How about showing us your target after shooting
We show most of the targets. Watch a few Videos you will see
😂 lol thanks for not showing your shots
Yeah this video was recorded before we figured out the secondary camera.
Don't think I followed the primary point of the video. What is it, aim higher or lower?
Bullets don’t Fly in a Straight Line
You barrel is below your sights
I think this explains it better czcams.com/video/TRo4PvrVaMg/video.htmlsi=4vh1jqXYKXSqhbgo
??? So Ummm what was end result of the shot technique??? You showed nothing
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The bullet does NOT travel in a straight line ..... Umm
If you say the bullet leaves the barrel and goes in a UP arc, how is that possible if your "fake" gravity is pulling it down ???
By your theory and the ones that believe in gravity and the fake ball earth, the second that bullet leaves the barrel, gravity should pull it down immediately and not allow it to go up.
If this were true then sights and red dots are complete useless because you would have to account for that bullet going UP and then coming back down which requires MASSIVE calculations because sights do not account for "curvature" because they look in a STRAIGHT LINE and amplify what it out there and bring it closer to you in a STRAIGHT LINE ...
Red dots also do not count for "curvature" as well, its just a dot that is projected straight out.
When i shoot to 1000 yards, i don't ever account for curvature because to me, cuvature does not exist, i know where my bullet will start to drop because of loss of momentum and not because of gravity either so i aim mm's higher so by the time that bullet arrives to that spot, its going to drop.
But to each his own, if you believe that the bullet leaves the barrel and goes UP against gravity then comes back down due to gravity and follows the curvature of the earth that does NOT exist unless you have a fish eye lens or you believe Nasa or SpaceX .... Then be so.
Ooooookkk
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@@johnthefirearmsinstructor Thats an answer from someone that cant use logic or science or physics to back up what they teach.
But hey, not all of us follow with the collective majority so 🤷🏽♂️
@@ACommenterOnCZcamsI saw a really good picture of this once. Basically, think of throwing a football, (yes you can muscle down and throw a Lazer, but only so far) trying to throw further, you have to arc the ball so it drops in the, "breadbasket." When winding up for the pass, you dont look at the arc the ball will take. ypu look where your reciever is going to be when the ball gets there. In simple terms, you look in a straight line out, yet throw an arc.
The ball should pass through your line of sight twice (once up, and again back down) This is the best picture I can mentally draw up as to what the bullet is doing. The sights see straight and the barrel is ever so slightly tipping up.. With that being said, you effectively have 2 distances for each, "zero distance." My numbers may be a bit rusty but I believe with .556 and a 200 meter zero target (far zero), your near zero would be at 50 meters..If any of that makes sense
@@ACommenterOnCZcamsSo really it's not, "gravity" or, "curvature" that determines arc... It's velocity, better yet its the power but into "throwing" the object
@@ThatSameGuy221 the bullet is NOT arc'ing up as it leaves the barrel and using football as a reference was worse than bad.
Sorry boss but its a logical and physical impossibility.