I’m going on a limb and saying this is probably the best pistol grip video on KZread

Every time I watch these Pistol series videos I peel back another layer of the onion. Soon I will have French Onion Soup and Onion Rings as I'm always happy to consume what the Tactical Hyve is serving. With that said, I find myself going more to the range to practice these drills versus just slinging lead down range.

@CharlesAndrulis

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haha this is awesome!

I just got my first handgun and shot around 100 rounds over 2 sessions, and people have been saying I've improved a lot. I can now hit the bullseye a few times! It's all thanks to your videos!

Excellent video. This seems so simple, but the nutcracker grip cue is huge!

This is very smart instructional content. I rarely watch a shooting video where i don't take issue with one or two things. Everything this man is saying and demonstrating is legit on point . Simple when it needs to be, or complex only when it needs to be.

@jessesoto8887

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He learns from the best

I love this channel. Great content. It's super informative and easy to follow. I'm hitting up the range this week to work more on my grip and recoil control.

Would love to see grip tips for people who have damaged and injured hands . Ive broken the majority of bones in my right habd multple times and some in my left ahd some healed wrong which has lead to early onset of arthritic pain and nerve damage . I think that would be interesting bc im aleays haveing to adapt my grip due to this . Thanks love the content as usual

I really enjoy this channel. Keep up the good work.

My grip doesn't come apart, but with my small hands, I try to keep my right thumb up but maintain pressure with support hand. Great info, and I will be using this 👍

Once again thanks for the good information.

I want to say thank you for this video. I have been shooting competition for 10 years now and have had an inconsistent problem with pulling my shots down especially when shooting fast. After watching this video I when to the range and just lifted up my right thumb and paid close attention to not grip my fingers and man what a difference. Thanks for the tip my friend!!!

The Nutcracker, yes!!!! That’s it !!! Problem solved!!! Thanks Myles. Your are the best instructor , detailed , specific and down to earth instructions. Keep it up Myles for your generosity sharing and unlocking to us the very secret techniques of being a efficient shooter.Thank You !!!

Exactly the problem I have to deal with... Thank You... I'm gonna try thoses exercices

Great content. Production quality is great and from an instructional standpoint Myles is an awesome teacher, keeps it simple and to the point. Hope to see this channel continue growing and succeeding

This instructor is very good. Explains in a way that makes sense. Thank you.

Brasil acompanhando o excelente professor de tiro. Grato

Love this channel! I learn and grow each time I watch. I rewatch to solidify the lesson.

Thank you great information

Regarding the the support hand sliding forward, Coch has a great grip video where he talks about the firing hand wrist breaking which pushes the support hand forward.

This solved a new problem I injected in my shooting. I noticed it during qualifications more than week ago. I can't figure it why but Miles just pointed it out. Thanks Miles!

Great information, equally great delivery! 🤙

Thank you Sir Myles 🏆 -Chris from Taguig City, Philippines

I always had dry skin with cracked dry hands in the winter so I'm using hand cream -fast absorbing (fresh gel) Not oily cream ! And the difference is as day and night.

Thank you!

Absolutely outstanding advice. Great informative video brother 👍

Thank you

This is the first advice that actually worked for why I keep losing my support hand grip. 🙏🏾

Very nice job

Thanks for the tips! This just further validates advice at a range. 😁👍👍🇺🇸

oh wow....this is huge! I've been struggling with my grip falling apart no matter how tightly I hold on. I think I've been clinching my fist on the support hand all this time. Looking forward to seeing some improvements. Thanks!

Master class!

Really enjoy the instructor, I have a death pistol grip.

I took a class last week and I noticed this. I was hitting the target but chasing the dot and had slowed cadence

Great 👍👍👍

When the supporting hand is moved forward after each shot, it could also be the wrist of the shooting hand moved upward and backward as a result of the recoil. That's why some instructors would ask you to push the firing hand forward to increase the tension of the wrist of the firing hand.

keep it going

TY TH

Miles all your information shared us great as well as appreciated. I'm a new shooter working on all your principals through practice. Grip, I have G19 5th gen mos and Holosun SCS. What's puzzling me is my trigger finger rides the trigger guard. I am trying to alter that grip but perhaps dealing with the angle of the Glocks frame. Could you suggest anything I maybe able to try.? William (Washington St.)

Your videos made me a better shooter. I would suggest you to add some information about physical excercices than can improve your strenght. Even you manage to learn the teqnique alone is not enough, you need also a good physical condition! :)

@10:29 my issue is, i use the same grip, but my thumb always interferes with the slide release, 90% of the time my slide wont stay back on the last shot, or if im using a extended release, i have at time caused it to move up and lock during firing..

Wow

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Having a problem that my firing hand thumb is getting caught on my slide stop causing either my slide getting stuck back while shooting or not allowing the slide to stay back when I finish a mag… any tips on placement?

shots, shots, shots, shots, shots shots

Push & Pull. Dry fire is important, but your not getting the same affect of loosing your grip as you are during live fire . I think you need to keep all this in mind AS your practicing at the range . First do doubles, then do a few more in sets , I practice in sets , like you would in a real situation. That's what your training for , real life .

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