#10MinuteTalk

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Jerry is a national treasure. Excellent shooter, humble guy.

[@austinzee55]

It's a treasure to see a 37 minute runtime with Jerry Miculek on a "10 minute talk".

[@JoeYoung-l9t]

Worth it!!

[@PianoMan347]

We are so lucky that Jerry lives in a time like now with the internet. Can you imagine Ed McGivern or Bob Munden on Vortex Nation? With one of the greatest shooters ever, Jerry Miculek, you don’t have to imagine it. 40 minutes of wisdom, right here for free.

[@kirkalley3469]

Wow, great questions too from the hosts, clearly experienced shooters themselves.

[@ChrisCorwin-kp9ko]

​@@kirkalley3469w see see 23rd s

[@ryanjofre]

I agree 100%. The internet has brought a plethora of bad but it’s brought ALLOT more good! This man 100% could be charging ALLOT of $$$ for his wisdom and experience just like “Hickok45” but here we are getting it for free. 🙏🙏

[@Thedoug369]

❤

[@scottnj2503]

Jerry is the oracle of all things shooting. If he's shot a million rounds, that's likely an understatement. Unrestricted respect for his accomplishment and his wisdom.

[@roadblock2486]

I can't get enough of listening to these types of podcasts. Great follow-up to the "I bought a pistol, now what" that's referred to in this one. Having access to the wisdom and knowledge of masters like Jerry is gold!

[@VortexNation]

Thanks so much for tuning in! Jerry is always a pleasure to have on the podcast - a wealth of knowledge!

[@bennettprice3968]

As a professional trainer I typically don’t pay much attention to all the internet gun “wisdom” but Jerry NEVER disappoints. I ALWAYS learn something new when watching or listening to this titan of our sport.

[@deezydee3400]

Jerry gun safety discipline is the best i done seen , even wit a empty mag . High level .

[@trentmiller7336]

Jerry is the man, had the privilege to shoot a match with him over 2 days. He 100% lives up to the hype as a person. The best part was hanging out hearing the stories of cool matches and world shoots over the years in crazy places.

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

Jerry you're a wonderful example of a human being. Not egotistical, not condicending, repeating record breaking human machine. Kind enough, incredibly knowledgeable, skilled and patient enough to pass it on to give every person a opportunity to be better and of course fast. Thank you Jerry sir, GOD bless you and your family good sir as well as the host's.

[@clarkhinchman4679]

Good Stuff Jerry is a GOAT!

[@gisellesbikeseat]

Jerry is an absolute legend with a pistol in hand. And seems like a really good guy as well.

[@Timber_LXG_5]

"I always look at people better than me and try that" Jerry is so humble and wholesome

[@FergusScotchman]

Wow... elbows to the side and not under.... that one tip changes my whole game. Jerry was an amazing man.

[@adamgarlick6149]

*is an amazing man.

[@Dirtdigger-b4e]

Jerry saying he gets acceptable results is an incredibly humble understatement.

[@bennettprice3968]

Thanks for this interview with the GOAT. Anyone who is just discovering Jerry Miculek. I strongly recommend you listen to every single word. I’m a professional trainer with years of experience and I’m still on the edge of my seat when he speaks.

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for putting Mr. Miculek on the screen for us. Anytime he wants to talk, especially about shooting, I want to listen. Again, thank you.

[@KingdomKillaz117]

Took some time to clean my handguns this morning and had this show up in my feed. Watched it, took some notes, hit the range, shot my best in months. Jerry is a treasure.

[@oldmanonewheel1637]

Love Jerry. Every time I watch him explain shooting techniques. I pick up a little more . Best 10 minutes of my life. I'm no longer Disgusted with my Shot group. It is amazing at how far I have come in a short period of time.

[@scottjohnston8044]

I have many interests and I have tried to keep the lesson my grandfather passed on to me in mind every day, always try to learn something new everyday. I have never had anyone in 60 plus years communicate in any manner that compares with this gentleman.

[@bengriffith218]

At 71 I’m still learning. Thanks Jerry!!

[@rabiewillem]

Wisdom of experience shared so freely by Jerry, Thank you sir.

[@johnhughes2043]

Jerry is amazing. His wisdom and experience can teach most any level shooter how to get better and stay that way. Learning trigger control with a DA revolver is one of the best tips there is. Many years ago I started with 1911’s and became a bit “spoiled” with the triggers in them. After running a DA wheelgun for a while I realized what true trigger control and trigger timing was all about. This subsequently carried over to the 1911’s, rifles and shotguns and took my proficiency to a whole new level. This man’s view is not only science but teaches the art of the shooting sports. Guys like him and Rob Leatham can advance all of us if listened to and learned from. Thanks for having Jerry on.

[@billiebrown5162]

I love this man. In these past 20+ minutes, I learned how much of what I had been taught was just wrong AND that I have absolutely the wrong gun for me. Looking for more of Jerry's videos.

[@spconrad9612]

How humble is he that he picked up a technique from a Filipino woman at a competition. He's looking to improve his game by watching and learning from others. He doesn't think he's the end all be all of the shooting world.

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

36:46 "It's nothing two million rounds won't overcome." LOLOL!!! Classic Jerry!

[@LeftCatcher]

I love this video, I've probably watched it 3-4 times now since release (mainly due to algorithm auto-play), and not only have I learned from it, but something new every time. The information Jerry is providing has layers of lessons baked into it, you can just keep learning from his knowledge over and over, as I would imagine you can with lessons taught from anyone who has become a master of their craft. This video is definitely going on my favorites list.

[@FoolioBeardy]

jerry is so chill and wise, what a guy

[@peterfecteau6428]

It would be nice to hear Mr Miculek talk! He is the expert!!!

[@schwedr]

I love his talks he does like this. He gives us knowledge of his many shots of experience. He’s one of the best mentors you could have 👍👏

[@byronh77]

Lot of expertise and knowledge in this video. He dropped a lot of gems.

[@deezydee3400]

I love jerry man . Real Elder , wit Wisdom .

[@GodFirst607]

Great video. I'll be going back, and watching this video, many times. Thank you for the extended time, it made a "Huge" difference. 10 minutes wouldn't have been close to speaking with Jerry.

[@TheCaptainbigboy]

I remember standing at a gun counter hearing stories about Jerry’s greatness. It’s been amazing to have been able to hear him break everything down in his own words because of his willingness to be on KZbin. What a time to be alive

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Jerry is a national treasure. Thanks fot sharing this. He gives so many gems of amazing info

[@ke3552]

The Man of Wisdom dropping Wisdom Bombs. Great job folks. Vortex vids are much better when the gentleman at the front left listens much more than he talks.

[@Hyuyyng]

🥸🤫👃

[@mrcruzd1]

This is the kind of wisdom and knowledge i needed today and for the rest of my life....

[@Kinetic.44]

He drops knowledge as fast as his split times! At point blank range.

[@toooffensive4185]

Thank you for running longer than 10 minutes. It is a pleasure listening to your questions, and Jerry's answers. I have learned alot from this channel, and have been entertained. Thanks.

[@timdarby5960]

Jerry is a national treasure!!

[@rlpalmer01]

This man is a national treasure!

[@122Music1]

J.M. is the best. Great wisdom from a humble man that supercedes expectations. A true marksman. Thanx!

[@AriePharmD]

Jerry Miculek is world class!!!

[@Moses1973]

Jerry explained to me the reason I shoot better faster than slow. To me away I'm over thinking the shot when I go slow. Shooting fast is instinct. I've been doing that for years, with rifle's. Practice was so important, in sports as well. What a wealth of knowledge from Jerry.

[@idoneshidmypant6720]

this the same mindedness that i learned working kitchen my whole life there a million ways to do the same thing no one way is the best way to do something ive learned time saving techs from old heads ive worked alongside young "pros" fresh out school this a G paying attention to whats going on and willing to learn is what keeps him relevant and still keeps him top tier the amount of people ive worked with that swear their way is the only way also the best way always work 2x as hard

[@cymanca]

What a treat! Jerry is among other things, a born teacher.

[@BigBarn101]

I'm a new subscriber, and I know this is late to the game but, Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I've been an active recreational shooter for 30 years, and Jerry's explanation was like taking the RED pill. I've never had someone break down how your mindset and training are one, quite like that. You are truly a gifted man Jerry and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Great podcast guys, I'm looking forward to more great content like this.

[@huntergwebb]

I could listen to Jerry all day as well. Super knowledgeable and always interesting.

[@darinkaintz386]

Jerry's the coolest.

[@user-jh1it8iq4z]

Wow, I've received so many different classes on pistol or rifle shooting and 90% of them are basically teaching the same thing with a different spin or application. This literally took me back to a square one perspective. Everything Jerry talk about I'm VERY guilty of. Not only that, I've rarely looked at my fundamentals and thought " Could I do that better or different." BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN PERIOD ON THIS TOPIC

[@adamb2619]

I am soo mad this went 20 minutes over :) I could listen to Jerry all day!

[@VortexNation]

Same!

[@frankharley1000]

👍🏻😅😎

[@exothermal.sprocket]

One of the things I've observed in this discussion is there's many more things happening in a shooting event than the brain chooses to focus on. Training the mind to focus on the relevant things and tune out the irrelevant is the most difficult part of discipline, because it's often a focus that is not natural.

[@randyamorde3408]

Excellent discussion, information from Jerry, thank you. Also the interviewers were very adept in catching "in-house" terms/acroynms & having them explained so that no one would missing the intended message. Best interview I have had the priviledge of listening in many years. Thank you all!

[@mjohnstonflying]

I can never get enough of jerry.

[@Matt-tt2br]

Awesome, Jerry, guys!

[@dannpurvis]

I love his description of how the adrenaline rush eventually becomes a gift. After several years of competitive shooting for the USAMU, I finally got to that point when I could use that energy in certain matches. Especially, Infantry Trophy (IT) matches (on left or right swing position) and in long rang coached pair fire as number one or two shooter. We had to call our shots honestly and accurately (pair fire) and shoot fast ( IT and Long Range team fire). Oh God-I can feel the rush right now after 30 years. Thanks Jerry.

[@brandontyree3250]

awesome.."slap it up it doesn't noodle" the best

[@Broken_robot1986]

Man this guy is great.

[@captalex9007]

Great information. Love Jerry 👍👍

[@chrisdjernaes9658]

Learned more here than anywhere else. You’ll covered from A-Z perfectly.

[@PistolAndPluck]

I wouldn't know how to stop asking questions either! There are some great drills to help you gain "muscle memory" to get past that shot anticipation. 10 to the 1 is primo, imo. I appreciate the distinctions Jerry made between speed, target and defensive shooting. He's Gold 💛🔥💛 Retired LEO now civilian trainer using those experiences to move the ball forward for the law abiding. Marksmanship, pistol craft is a journey.

[@WinterSoldier100]

Loved every minute of this.

[@obxburg]

My 3rd time watching this from start to finish and I have picked up something new every time. The adrenaline rush/dump is 💰 Embrace the Dragon 🙌🏼😂🙌🏼

[@slkknifelover]

That guy is a legend

[@jameshudy7408]

Always a treat to listen to the man.

[@VortexNation]

Agreed!

[@LLB984]

He is a mountain of knowledge! Props

[@donhodo4976]

Breathing is important in aiming

[@justhavingfun0736]

Thanks Jerry. Always learn from you 👊🏻

[@johnelder7449]

Probably the best shooting video made. AND what made it great was that Jerry told us what we needed to know and not so much much answers to the questions asked. There is so much In formation in this video that people do not know at all and hence the question producing that information is never asked. Commentators were smart enough to trust Jerry to.provide information shooters would never otherwise hear.Consiser this:Jerry might ve a better teacher than he is a shooter, a world champion

[@DegenGaming]

I'd watch hours of this. Awesome episode guys! Big

[@VortexNation]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@rogercrouch5866]

Jerry is a guy we can all look up to !

[@ericoursongperez6120]

Words of wisdom from the Legend.

[@bidkid2020]

Really enjoyed the video I like listening to he has a lot of good information

[@neildomo-san3332]

Amazing video.. very informal and what a guy to get all the practical information from.

[@daffidavit]

An off-topic observation: The young man on the left is wearing an Omega Speedmaster Professional wristwatch. Except for a few internal parts, it's identical to the first wristwatch worn on the moon when Buzz Aldrin stepped off the ladder. Neil Armstrong also had one but left his hanging on the LM's instrument panel to use it's chronograph function for timing checkpoints. I got one as a BD gift a few days after the moon landing. It still runs like it was made yesterday. I love handguns too.

[@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors]

We never went to the moon 🌙 m sorry they lied too you and made a fairy tale true to you !

[@daffidavit]

@@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors You are correct. "We" never went to the moon, but "they" did.

[@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors]

@@daffidavit ooooooh kayyyyyy I got ya ! You are one of those I believe anything I’m told people ohhhhhhkay

[@kevintran7208]

​@@Liberty-Freedom-OutdoorsWell by that logic then we shouldn't believe you either lol. And we have geosynchronous satellites which are self evident by the existence of modern GPS and international data plans. So what part of landing on the moon seems unbelievable?

[@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors]

@@kevintran7208 all of it ! Every aspect including nasa lost the technology to make it through the radiation belts that are above our atmosphere! That’s right don’t believe me do you’re own research look through your own eyes ! Oh and your satellite theory is still based on towers all around the world bouncing off the ionosphere the same way ham radios work there genius ! Yes there are indeed some satellites in low earth orbit

[@joaquinmariano6286]

Beautiful thank you Jerry and guys!

[@jeffreyerickson377]

Great show !

[@Lordestroyer]

I’m a revolver shooter. This video was amazing!

[@JC-kb6jr]

Good Lord the wisdom is next level.

[@josephmoore9707]

I also love how he talks about his wrist not being flexible and that he gets acceptable results to him they're only acceptable and to us they are the goal

[@gillygil8747]

Thank you Mr. Miculek.

[@Yatzeck]

Glad to hear many things from Jerry what I teach my students. IMHO a good shooter is only a good trigger operator. A well-treated weapon will do the rest. Chapeau bas Mr Miculek. Those more than three quarters passed like five minutes. I don't even know when my tea got cold. THX!

[@aaawman2280]

I hope these young men realize they where in the presence of one of the world's greatest men.

[@wizardofahhhs759]

They're in the presence of a legend, a god in fact.

[@SteveSpence-cc4pp]

The only man who was great was Jesus: the only man who ever took the sin of mankind upon himself and made a way for the human race to be able to have heaven as his eternal home. The bible says that (Romans 3:10 - KJV) There is none righteous, no not one. There is nothing that anyone knows that was not learned. Mr. Michulek (I hope I spelled his name correctly) has honed the particular skill of shooting throughout his life. The most important question for anyone is where they will spend eternity after their last breath on earth. There is a natural man and a spiritual man. The natural man is the small amount of time we spend on earth. After our last breath on earth, each one of us inherits our spiritual body and will spend eternity (our long home) in either heaven or hell. I will trade what I can't keep here on earth (fame or money) for what I cannot lose in eternity (my salvation). Want to know how you can have heaven as your long home? Read Romans 10:9-10 & 13. Even so, come, Lord Jesus Rev 22:20 KJV

[@josephwilson4178]

Another great podcast. Never a dull moment with Jerry.

[@VortexNation]

Always a guaranteed good time!

[@CHEECHMUN]

Thank you for having him on!!

[@bradwhite4827]

Dude Jerry seems like a flat out good guy man! Awesome talk fellas!

[@OdinX316]

Some of the best info on actual adrenaline control, which comes by re-exposure!! Hunting is the best way to learn it because sports isn't the same!!

[@terryholloway9930]

Thanks Jerry you’re the best

[@kwik2hear915]

What a humble guy, " don't go to sleep on me", you gotta respect that, thanks guys 👍👍👍

[@andrewjohnson9296]

Never a straight answer! But he is a legend, so!!

[@larryayres7412]

He is the MAN!!!!!!!!!

[@jimmywilson1388]

He’s a legend, I wish I could pack my brain with everything he knows about shooting…😂 I think the main thing is he doesn’t get discouraged and he knows everything is happening for a reason and then he starts breaking it down in his mind and figuring out a better way to make the pistol do what he wants it to do…💪🏼🇺🇸 When I started out shooting a pistol I tried to over think the hell out of it… You just can’t be thinking about a million things when you’re shooting a pistol with a short barrel…😂 The best bet is if you’ve figured out what you’re doing wrong, try to fix it. Try one thing at a time and eventually you’ll figure out a way to solve the problem. I told myself I was a horrible shot with a pistol when I started shooting and I didn’t let myself down, I was a horrible shot…😆 I’m still no Jerry Miculek but I’m getting better everyday. Lmao

[@finkmj53]

This was excellent and thank you for not trying to cut it short!

[@holebass2]

I Watched this a few times there is so much great info here. Thanks guys

[@PharoCattleCompany]

Go to sleep? I could listen to Jerry teach for hours! Get some!

[@christoFlair777]

Awesome 😎 information from a lifetime of experience and skill!

[@M-TEK1]

Excellent video!! I would care if it was 1hr long. Jerry is the man!! Legendary! Thank you for making this video, I have learned things need to change.

[@michaeleaster4047]

Great interview, I've been a fan of that man for many years. Thanks.

[@workhardplayhard801]

I have bypassed this video on several occasions because another seemed more appealing. Finally I decided to take a moment to watch. Very glad I did , I am sure I will review it couple more times as well. This ability to re-watch a how-to, is one advantage to attending a class in person . Though the hands on training an instructor offers is important, for many reasons. We have alot in life to remember, like watching mystery a movie again , you just see so many clues that you missed the 1st time. Thanks for going beyond the 10 guys, time flies when it's fun or interesting. Definitely some good stuff.👍...........👉💥💨-🎯

[@cindyforth3362]

What an incredible video. Such a wealth of information

[@michaelfreeze1791]

I've met the best people at the range.....How great would it be to meet Jerry at a range!

[@jonerrek7806]

Reminded me of taking a series of golf lessons from a teaching pro. That was 50 years ago.