Improve Your Follow-Up Shot Accuracy With The 1 To 5 Gun Shooting Drill (Tactical Tuesday)

[@christianalvarez2081]

Why is she squatting??? 😂😂😂

[@fnln1913]

Dude she's straight up squatting

[@rockstar-xj8tr]

Lot of newbies here, it's a perfect stance to showcase ur body and distract ur enemy while you are shooting

[@getfragged7051]

I mean she shot pretty well for working out and shooting at the same time

[@fnln1913]

Used to watching videos special ops dudes teaching shooting lessons. I appreciate what USCCA does but most of the shooters in their videos would be trampled by the time they had their finger on the trigger. I understand the old adage "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" has some credit behind it, but it seems like these people stopped listening after "Slow is smooth" lol

[@litld01]

Slow is slow

[@JohnnyVeritas]

@@litld01 Damn right! And if they are taking 2 seconds to draw, squat, and lean forward, then they don't have a chance at the 4 yard line anyway...

[@JohnnyVeritas]

SERIOUSLY!!!!! Not even joking!!! Who the hell told this girl that she should duck down a full foot to get a good solid firing platform? WHY DOESN'T ANYONE FIX HER FIRING STANCE????

[@USCCAOfficial]

John, there's nothing wrong with Beth's stance. It might not work for you, but it does work for Beth. No two people will have the exact same stance and not everyone will be comfortable with the Weaver stance. A crouching stance is a solid base and has different tactical advantages than a Weaver. Both are viable defensive stances. The point of this video was to give some training ideas on how to improve your follow up shots.

[@JohnnyVeritas]

Well, I guess we'll see how well that stance works when a target moves laterally or closer to her. Just because my dog is more comfortable going to the bathroom in the house doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. At 4 yards an attacker would be on her before she had the chance to draw, bend her knees, and push that pistol way out in front of her. 4 yards is basically 4 steps. When she pushes that gun THAT far out in front of her, she loses precious time. At 4 yards, you should be drawing while taking a step BACK from the target (into a Weaver stance) to give you that extra bit of distance and time to get the gun into the fight. If you aren't teaching people how to use a gun to properly to defend themselves, then what the hell are you doing? I was in the Marines and I'm a 4th award expert. I don't claim to be an instructor, and I sincerely hope that these guys don't claim to be instructors either, but I took a girl that never picked up a gun in her life, and after about 8 hours of basics and dry firing, and about 250 rounds, she can shoot groups half this size at twice the distance. We haven't even COME CLOSE to being confident enough in her proficiency to start drills like this. I could write an essay on all the things wrong with this video. The bottom line is that the more muscle that you have to use to take a shot, the less accurate you are going to be. Have Beth hold her shooting position for 10 minutes, then put her in a Weaver stance for 10 minutes and ask her which one is more comfortable and which stance she was able to keep her front sight on target the best, then go from there. Obviously she is a new shooter, and I don't blame her stance on her, I blame that completely ineffective stance on everyone that didn't tell her that her stance will never be successful against someone that is trying to hurt her. This is the kind of video that gives people that false sense of security that either gets them seriously hurt or worse. You should be ashamed.

[@logankeen9478]

John for the clear W. I almost skipped video after seeing her first shot. Instructor loss all credibility to me right then

[@JohnnyVeritas]

@@logankeen9478 Thanks! These guys are just grifters that want to play all day and make money. I feel bad for that girl because they are giving her false confidence, like Karate. She doesn't understand that the bad guy is going to be on top of her at the exact moment that she finally gets her hand on her pistol, then he is going to take it from her.

[@logankeen9478]

@@JohnnyVeritas it's a shame because this was likely the only thing in her life she was confident about. Come to find out she is inadeque in shooting as well

[@nethixnethix100]

Thought she was going to fall over

[@taemeister9302]

How do you keep your support hands in the same place? I use the nutcracker death grip but my support hand always comes loose where the indez fingers meets the gun

[@mmgross144]

Two comments: 1. I don't want her shooting at me. 2. Holstering an empty weapon is a dangerous habit to develop.

[@stevenbowles2068]

Michael Gross why be so technical. They are at the range.

[@stevenbowles2068]

Michael Gross range master always make you clear the gun before checking targets. No hot weapons. Safety Safety SAFETY

[@mmgross144]

Steven Bowles bad habits are easily developed. As a former policeman I found that what you do casually can greatly affect crisis level actions.

[@mmgross144]

Steven Bowles so how does this translate to daily life and everyday carry? Oops I forgot to reload and now I need to defend myself with an empty gun...

[@johnhalpin1847]

@@stevenbowles2068 As long as the firearm is holstered everyone would/should be safe

[@tacticalbt1023]

Steve went all hard ass now tattoo up!!!

[@mtnride4930]

What's with the squat?

[@Frank8The7Tank]

Does Beth work for the Secret Service?

[@Pacotheburbanhunter]

Another good drill. Can't wait to try it!

[@USCCAOfficial]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed it, Anthony! Let us know how it goes! :)

[@USCCAOfficial]

I will email you with more information, Chad! :)

[@randyjones2721]

I loo forward to the Tac. Tuesday clips. While I may not be able to practice all of them, it is still god information to have. One more tool in the tool box for when things go sideways. The range I use will not normally let you draw/fire unless there is only one or two people there and the RO knows you, if not under live fire, its important to practice drawing dry firing. Does she bend a bit much? Maybe, I'm not that flexible anymore, but she kept them on target with reasonable speed. I believe that is the important part. Nice job.

[@jamiesloan5902]

Randy Jones Sorry Randy, but watching videos WILL NOT improve your gun handling skills. Watching a video of someone running a drill is NOT another tool, in the tool bag. That's like saying "I watch the PGA every Sunday. By the end of the summer, I'll be shooting in the 60's!!!!! lol Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. Sorry.

[@jamiesloan5902]

Nice job!!!????? She shot a 10" group from 4 yards!!!! Mostly low-left. Wow. Okay.....

[@johnhalpin1847]

@@jamiesloan5902 with leaning forward in her squat to closed the distance to 10 ft. at that distance I don't even use sights, muscle memoryb

[@ThatBlevinsGuy]

"Beth and me," not "Beth and I."

[@cyberlycans4191]

Please fix Beth's stance

[@litld01]

Wtf did I just watch

[@JohnnyVeritas]

oh boy :/ Just terrible all the way through. A 6 inch group at 4 yards is not a "Nice tight group". Besides, she's not shooting from 4 yards, she's squatting down, leaning forward, and pushing her pistol to about the 3 yard line which makes her groups all that much worse. Her pistol is about 9 feet from the target and THAT'S her group? Maybe you can do a video with her using a Weaver stance, proper sight alignment, sight picture, and trigger control and see how much better she shoots? My girlfriend just learned how to shoot 2 months ago and she shoots 3" groups at 7 yards with a Glock 17 (and she's smoking hot). Maybe you should invite her to do one of these segments?

[@attybong]

maybe that's what's she's being comfortable ..

[@makelhamilton2667]

He stance is cringe worthy