Firearms Training Tip: Learn how to control Muzzle Flip & Recoil Management

In this video John the Firearms Instructor talks about muzzle flip and recoil management. Mastering both recoil management and muzzle flip is very important to improving your accuracy with a pistol.
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[@g10s]

Thanks for the information.... I'll try these out

[@johnthefirearmsinstructor]

Thanks

[@ItsAMbutyoutubechangedmyname]

great info really apreiciate it

[@johnthefirearmsinstructor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@careyfranklin1]

Thanks for the info! Probably why I’m shooting low.

[@PreparedCitizen1996]

When i shoot my firearm the recoil always send my right arm horizontal to the right what causing this ?

[@johnthefirearmsinstructor]

Too loose of a grip. The tip would be to drive with your pectoral muscles in a pushing, and pulling mode against the pistol, put the pistol in your dominant hand and drive it out to the target with your non-dominant hand pull back, and this will keep the gun level when you’re shooting.

[@PreparedCitizen1996]

Ok thanks ima give it a try