Im a new shooter. Getting a lesson was the best thing i did. However, I will agree with the girl in this video. "The more you do it the more comfortable you'll get with your gun. Lady's i know its nerve wracking to go to the range alone, but really, like your first day on the job, consistency makes for better performance and confidence. Im 44 yrs young, have a Taurus g2c (snappy little B...) and I never shot a gun before. I hated my gun , dreaded the range, but I do it so that I can safely, protect my family of ever i need to. Practice at home, practice at the range, practice practice practice. You will be amazing

Absolutely a must. I can't express more than that. Practice the essentials first and get accustomed to using your fire arm. So important.. thanks for doing this video..

Best beginner video on KZread! Hands down

I’ve always hated guns, didn’t let my boyfriend who was a cop carry his gun, that’s how scared I was, now with the way things are going out in the world.I want a gun. For protection

@s.digennaro7654

Ай бұрын

Serious?! It’s his work. What if he was facing a criminal with a gun…

@taylie673

Ай бұрын

@@s.digennaro7654i think she means in the house or just wearing it and having it out.

@tiffinhappy9744

Ай бұрын

What if you were out and saw somebody he arrested that was holding a gun? Dont ever choose to be a victim

This is super helpful Chad!!!! Thank you for the information.

Watch the “slide”. It can be painful if your fingers are around it when you fire.

Very good video for beginners, thank you.

Great video. I am a new gun owner and one day (post pandemic) I hope to take lessons. However, this video was amazing and has taught me a lot. Sure hope you can do more like this. I'm here to stay. Thanks again.

People seriously undervalue the importance and benefits of dry fire! In regards to familiarization with gun manipulation, snap caps is also a great investment. I will say, the best part of the strikeman is the seeing the model on the package. Seeing him on the box inspires confidence and other feelings...but I probably can't mention those feelings here. LOL!

@greenlightshooting1

3 жыл бұрын

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Excellent instructional video on gun basics!!! I wanna get better at my shooting and grip of the pistol so this helped alot, thanks Chad

Great advice. I’m getting ready to go to an indoor range after a few years away. This was a great reminder of the basics.

A very useful primer for brand new shooters.

Great video to starters.

Great tips and always good content keep up the good work and thank you for the very informational video

Thank you! This was so helpful! I’m looking into buying a gun myself, so this was extremely helpful to get me started!

Absolutely great video, very practical and sound advice. Most important part was when you said, "always treat the gun as if it's loaded". In addition to that you should say, "never look down the barrel". We new gun owners can't hear that enough, and many ppl still die that way each year.

Thanks for the video, this was really helpful!

Great video, I'm new getting in to guns, and this helped answer alot of questions 👍🏽

Very informative and clear...easily understood

This is an EXCELLENT vid!!!! Packed with uber useful info!

Definitely a great video. I just picked up a P 99 new gun owner practice every weekend on my days off so I can become as one with my gun. It’s all about the respect video. Keep them coming.

Yes, thank you this video is very helpful. I will be going to the gun range very soon.

Thank you, very useful, and informational.

Great video!

Great info. Thanks

Great video so far, l learned a lot.

Best instruction ever !😊

Thanks!!

Very informative

Very informative, I'm a new shooter & before I ever fired a gun i educated myself on gun safety.

I'm glad I watched! I've shot before but could see I had some bad habits and was shy of the recoil. I will practice what I learned today and see if I improve. Maybe actually hit the target... Stay safe, all!

Thank you! This video was very helpful. I have some new ideas that will lessen that recoil (Recoil is the Devil).

Thanks Men 👍

Thank you

Thanks

thanks!

Great video. I am wonder why'd you left out the 4th rule: know your target and what's behind it. ?

This was so very helpful, thank you. Once im comfortable with my weapon, i can practice at range while its holstered, correct? Like loaded, in holster and draw then shoot? Everything seems like a no no lol

Thanks I feel much more comfortable

Learn and teach the 4th rule. I hope you knew what or who was behind the wall you were pointing your firearm was pointing at!

What’s that app you were using in your phone?

So as soon as we put the bullet magazine in the gun, it's ready to shoot?

He was old, 21 or 22 years old. I'm 38 lol. Never too late to start

Sup Chad!

Excellent basic tips, I forget to instruct on new shooters sometimes. Good video thanks.

Yuuup

I'm a beginner intermediate shooter. You showed how to hold the gun and you put your left index finger on the slide. The slide is a violently moving part when the shell fires, and I've heard many YT stories where newbies sliced their fingers on the edge of the slide, requiring stitches. Can you further explain why you're placing your index finger against the moving slide, which could potentially injure the shooter?

@Msherazade

Жыл бұрын

Your index finger is on the frame above the trigger and below slide. Also note... your index finger moves to the trigger and pulls it, so when the gun fires it will not be near the slide. Y

If someone hands me a firearm after I watch them clear it why isn't it considered unloaded after I safety check and clear it?🤔

@BloodCurdlingRythym4739

Жыл бұрын

He didn’t really explain it properly. It is a mental practice to help you remember to always check your gun, it only takes one mistake to cause damage. When someone hands you a firearm, you should check it yourself even if you know it is empty. Just like the Karate Kid, wax on-wax off. It only takes a few seconds to do, weapon safety is top priority.

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why is there no such thing as an unloaded firearm?

@cathyveldhuizen1750

8 ай бұрын

What he meant was to always ALWAYS treat every gun as if it IS loaded. Even if you know that you KNOW that you know it isn’t.

You said you always have to treat to gun like it's loaded. I understand what you're saying I do but I also want to tell you that if there is no bullets in the gun and you would fire it it. Would make a noise and it wouldn't do anything but I do know what you're saying. The sound that a gun makes without bullets is very interesting. It's like you can't forget to sound

Am not 😂

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