Handgun training video recommendations?

[harleygsb]

Are there any good defensive semi-automatic handgun training videos out there? Either for purchase or on youtube.

[section31]

Magpul "Art of Dynamic Handgun"

Far and away the best

[hossb7]

Anything from Panteo Productions.

Pretty much this. They've been producing excellent videos - especially the Make Ready series.

[SDM44]

Magpul "Art of Dynamic Handgun"

Far and away the best

Pretty much this. They've been producing excellent videos - especially the Make Ready series.

The common factor.... Travis Haley



I will admit, I do like his training methods.

[guns4funca]

Anything Rob Pincus has out is great!

[hossb7]

The common factor.... Travis Haley



I will admit, I do like his training methods.

and Bill Jeans, and Dave Harrington, and Louis Awerbuck, and Dean Caputo, and Paul Howe, and MANY more.

[plouffedaddy]

Are there any good defensive semi-automatic handgun training videos out there? Either for purchase or on youtube.

Without question the Magpul videos are much better than mine but mine are free

Here's my grip video:



Here's my stance video:



Here's my trigger control video:



Hope that helps some new guys out there

[echopapa]

plouffedaddy - Love your YouTube Channel! Kinda crazy you're on here as well! If you were in NorCal, i would let you borrow all my guns to review. Keep up the good work!

[harleygsb]

Without question the Magpul videos are much better than mine but mine are free

Really well done videos! I think I figured out why I am shooting low and left with my new M&P 40C from watching your grip video. Thanks for posting!

[Glock4T6]

pointlessness, excellent training video, I watch and watch and learn and still learning from you, thanks buddy, post more tips and techniques if you have time, thanks again

[zfields]

Call me crazy, I liked the thunder ranch videos.

[Tripper]

Without question the Magpul videos are much better than mine but mine are free

Here's my grip video:



Here's my stance video:



Here's my trigger control video:



Hope that helps some new guys out there

Very good

[plouffedaddy]

Larry Vickers was really against holding the trigger back during recoil.

Different strokes for different folks I suppose. Mr. Vickers is an excellent gunfighter and I'm certainly not going to question him. But, I've taught literally thousands of new shooters both basic pistol and rifle classes and jerking the trigger is one of the biggest mistakes I see; following through and holding through the slide's rearward movement often stops the jerking issue. But if someone is an awesome shooter and they don't do it---by all means keep on keeping on.