This channel needs more followers. Thank you for sharing knowledge!

I think if you can “slap” your trigger without disturbing the sights, you can also “prep&press.” The opposite isn’t exactly true. Those that can only prep&press almost always have issues pulling straight through. Great video man!

Great explanation. Makes sense to be able to do both and knowing when to do one or the other. Thanks.

I only perp coming out of the holster and into positions. The rest of the time I’m doing some form of slapping. Longer targets are just slower slaps. Prepping is slow unless you’re doing it while doing something else.

Brantley, with all his expertise and knowledge, should be teaching the masses, I don't understand why he doesn't have a huge following? I am also happy he is part of Lucas team, over at Trex Arms!

@brantleymerriam

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate it man!

@MrSpotfocus

2 ай бұрын

@@brantleymerriam much respect

I noticed you took off your front and rear sights. I currently have cowitness sights installed on my Glock 17. What is the benefit of not having sights on your competition gun?

@brantleymerriam

5 ай бұрын

There is no benefit for. You can't see the stock sight with a dot anyways, so I just took them off.

what glock is that and what setup? do you run that for comp? thank you for answering.

@brantleymerriam

11 ай бұрын

This is a Glock 17 Gen 5 MOS. All it has upgraded to it is a SRO, Tactical Trigger, and Thug Plug. Yes this is my every day carry, practice, and competition gun.

@robedwards6926

8 ай бұрын

Are your times better with the Glock or CZ?

@brantleymerriam

4 ай бұрын

They are pretty much the same. My normaly splits with the CZ were .14-.18 with my glock they are .16-.20. But my transition speeds are faster with the glock so it is basically the same for me.

So basically with practice you realize what you can get away with on each target.

@brantleymerriam

11 ай бұрын

Exactly. Learn how to do both and practice both. Then it just happens naturally.