In this video, Michael focuses on the proper pressure and hand placement necessary to reduce recoil and side-to-side movement, which increases stability and accuracy. He focuses on the 3 most important aspects of firing pistols: managing the sites, the trigger and the recoil. When properly focusing on these 3 points, it forces the pistol to return to the firing position immediately after the trigger has been pulled. The right amount of pressure depends on how the pistol reacts once fired. The most important aspect, managing recoil, is key to accurately firing multiple shots from one position with the tightest groupings possible. Michael also covers the different types of trigger pulls, as well as how to adjust your grip to maintain accuracy when firing at targets from different distances.
As gun owners, we should always keep our skills as sharp as possible. The more we know about gun safety, the more we can reduce accidents in tactical situations. We hope that by sharing information from one of the best professionals in the field that as many gun owners as possible will be reminded to periodically update their skills to ensure they are operating their firearms with the upmost accuracy and safety. Handgun safety is the most important aspect of gun-ownership and the more informed we are, the more likely we will avoid accidents and understand how to react accordingly in the event of an actual emergency situation. We hope you find these tips informative and incorporate them into your own training routines and the routines of your friends and family. Check out Mike's other videos on proper firearm safety and tactical training procedures for law enforcement and civilians.
A big Congratuafions to Mr. Mike Seeklander of Team Wilson Combat. Seeklander recently won the Silver Dollar Championships at the IDPA Championship this March 2016. Congratulations on yet another big win Mike from your friends at 1911 Custom Solutions, LLC.
ReplyDeleteMike won the match with his Wilson Combat CQB Elite! Great win!
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Great job sir!