Pistol Grip - Video Coming
Understanding how to properly hold your pistol is the first step to developing consistent and accurate shooting. Please note that your hold may vary slightly depending on the grip and frame of your firearm as well as the position you are in. In this video, Jim Driscoll, NRA certified pistol instructor, demonstrates how to properly grip a semi automatic pistol.
VIDEO COMINGShooting Stance - Video Coming
Once you have established a firm and comfortable grip on your firearm, you should find a comfortable shooting stance. Each shooting discipline may call for a slightly modified stance but what all good stances have in common is a basic athletic position allowing you to effectively absorb recoil and maintain steady control of the firearm.
In this video, Jim Driscoll, NRA certified pistol instructor, demonstrates the two common stances for pistol shooting and notes that comfort is key when taking an effective shooting stance.
VIDEO COMINGAiming - Video Coming
After establishing a solid handgun grip and comfortable stance, your next focus will be on aiming the firearm. Understanding how to properly aim a firearm begins with sight alignment and sight picture in relation to your handgun sights. In this video, Jim Driscoll, NRA certified pistol instructor, explains key shooting fundamentals–Sight alignment and sight picture.
VIDEO COMINGTrigger Control - Video Coming
Proper trigger finger placement with a smooth and controlled trigger pull is a critical step in accurate handgun shooting that is often overlooked. Maintaining the correct finger placement, proper breath control and applying gradually increasing pressure to the trigger until the shot is fired will cause the least deviation from your sight picture and help you shoot more accurately. In this video, Jim Driscoll, NRA certified pistol instructor, shares his thoughts on trigger press and a tip on how to improve your trigger control.
VIDEO COMINGPUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Understanding and practicing these 4 basic principles of shooting will help you get started shooting. In this video, Jim Driscoll, NRA certified pistol instructor, will share about keeping the basics of gun handling, well basic. Jim explains his approach to helping newcomers get their first rounds on target. No matter what your skill level basic fundamentals apply.
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