5 Common Pistol Shooting Mistakes We See At Classes

Very good video! Thanks I have subscribed.

Excellent episode, Myles! I've shot pistol for years, and I learned a great deal.

I am glad that I watched this video because I have had a consistent issue with dropping to the left and I could not figure out why. I'll be sure to use these teachings next time to improve my groupings. I hope that remedies the issue I have.

I am not shooting with my thumbs next to slide, bad round, barrel blows up and by-by thumbs.

Dat booty tho

Excellent video , very good key points. Trigger pull is the underrated one in my opinion, so crucial when learning.

excellent presentation, awesome content. thank you

Looks like Scot from Kentucky with HIV

Which gun is the one you are using?thank you.Nice gun I liked.

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THANK YOU

Nice presentation! Thank you!! Signed...a new guy

Fantastic video! I subbed ya. Question: How long should it take if practicing 30 min a day to become a pretty good shot? So far after 6 practices I hit 90% in the kill zone.

@Tactical Hyve what gun are you presenting in the video?

Excellant.

Great content. Massive learning here. Many Thanks.

2 years later 😅 anyone know what handgun he is using specifically? Platform looks 1911. Surprised no on asked this, that's a beautiful handgun.

All these guys are 5 foot 5 inches and under 😂

High 5 to you, thanks.

Elbows straight or bent? Been told both

Top tier instructions from a top tier instructor, thank you sir.

Excellent video

I'm a neophyte and I was shooting a 9mm Glock recently. The muzzle flip led to repeated stovepipe jams because I wasn't holding the gun properly.

Nice....great instructions.....definitely subscribing..

The thumb up thing - nice.

Why doesn't Myles ever mention the fact that your arms need to be slightly bent SIDEWAYS to mitigate the upward recoil of the gun when it fires? You can never take accurate rapid fire shot if you don't so this. Proper forward-momentum stance to mitigate backward force and arms slightly bent SIDEWAYS along with proper grip is all you really need in order to practice your aim.

Look at Myles' arms. It's slightly bent sideways. Why he doesn't ever mention this whether unintentionally or not, i have no clue...

I see this video is 2 years old and still very informative. Thanks so much for the detailed instruction. Loved it

He says “kind of all over the place” to what most normal people would say that was “freaking amazing”. Lol

sorry never had that problem with stance and how you hold the gun is a matter of preference I was taught by a retired FBI shooting trainer tea cup and saucer has never failed me in over 40 years and a lot of people need to practice to get their sight picture right Ps I think using a standard gun would show the issues better than a custom gun

Great video! Kind yet concise and informative.

Put on some underwear big guy. 😮

A great video and briefly and accuractely explained. Kudos 👏

Thanks!

Again, interesting information! May I ask what pistol that is? Modified Staccato or something? Thx!

would like to see the grip issue addressed with a compact and subcompact firearm where the hand may extend beyond the handle

Great video. New subscriber.

What gun is this tho

Very well done. Thanks for a fine post.

What gun is this?

THANKS

Thanks

Sweet gun - 1911? Anyone know? Someone probably has one!

this gun is nice, i want it

I took a gun handling class, this guy really hits its on the nail

This was very informative. Thanks

Thank you Good job : ) I have never fired or had a gun but now after seeing this video, I feel confident I will do okay if I ever go to a shooting range. Have a nice day: )

Very informative video I really enjoyed this one and as someone who is a senior now and just getting back into pistol shooting again it is a great refresher course for me.

The top mistake should be thumb on or behind the slide. I've watched a lot of know-it-alls tear their thumbs up.