Max Michel Shooting Tips - Tip #1 Improve Your Stance and Grip

[negr0plasty]

hahaha stupid assholes.and their macs!

[buangsadka]

what gun is he using?

[Sebhelyesfarku]

@buangsadka P226 X-FIVE

[vachief]

....It's easy to control a lightly loaded 9mm, much different than a full house .40 or .45. That is why the U.S.military went with the 9mm, cheap and easy to shoot, rather than significant knock down energy.

[wc4pwned]

@vachief stopping power is a myth. A 9mm has the almost identical penetration to a .40, with almost as large as a wound pattern. Even a .22LR is just as deadly as a .40 caliber. The only differences are with recoil, bullet weight (control drop and penetration, lighter bullets will drop less and lose inertia slower, adding to penetration), powder capacity (to tune recoil, fps and distance). Trust me, you don't want to get shot with a 9mm.

[vachief]

@wc4pwned ...The troops in Iraq and Afganistan say you're wrong. That is why the .45 was develped for the Phillipine Rebellion, the .38s had no stopping power. The 9mm leaves a much smaller hole than .40 or .45 and over-penetrates at hand gun distance. That is SWAT teams use the .45acp. I would rather get shot with 9mm ball ammo that some thug bought at Walmart than a .45 Golden Saber any day of the week.

[docjekyll2002]

I practice these tips and they do help a lot. I lock my primary arm about 90% extended on instinct just because i practiced that way so often. I notice that i will tilt my head down to the right a bit since i am right handed and left eye dominant. I also rest my thumb on top of the thumb safety. I noticed if i have a da/sa pistol and rest my thumb under the thumb safety (frame mounted), i tend to accidently bump the safety back up after recoil. I hate da/sa pistols with frame mounted safety. I

[SirJabsAlot]

Hell yes

[nocalsteve]

Too bad they didn't have a full body shot of his stance.

[Viking445]

@nocalsteve I agree but he does explain in detail his stance.

[Marcusagomes10]

@mcshiffern JERK....

[GoldenGlobe81]

This dude is serious!



[DontTreadOnMePrepper]

I know its a sig but whats the model?

[NickGuilford]

@DontTreadOnMePrepper

Pretty sure that's an X5 9mm Competition

[frenchie1133]

@NickGuilford I'm pretty sure it's a 40 S&W. It's hard to tell, as the 40 S&W is identical to the 9mm aesthetically. It would make sense if it were 40 because he would classify as "major" power factor in USPSA as opposed to minor with the 9mm.

[fireman66767]

@frenchie1133 No it is the p226 X-five competition SIG SAUER I do however believe it is a .40

[RyszardOHucki]

@frenchie1133 Yeah, of course, this is sig sauer shooting academy so this guy is for sure using S&W. U kiddin me, man?

[frenchie1133]

@RyszardOHucki If you see what NickGuilford said, you'll see that I was clarifying the caliber. The x-5 competition is CHAMBERED in 40 S&W. It's quite obviously an X-5.

[M3Sixty]

These tips seriously improved my accuracy....HUGE

[Liist]

How do you maintain a high thumb-forward grip with a Sigd? I shoot my dad's P226 with this grip, but the slide never locks back when empty because my shooting thumb rests on the slide catch.

[Hellsslave666]

@Liist Quite a few pro shooters never use the slide release because you are more used to recking the slide so it's faster. Adittionally I would almost always reload before i fired the last round.

[twwilliams1philo]

Thank you for the tips. My aim is better with your help

[mcshiffern]

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[yellow48100]

@mcshiffern what if i have a mac?

[braininahat]

@yellow48100 Leave Starbucks and off yourself.

[dfkappy]

Regardless of whether these tips will work for me or not, I appreciate you posting them and the professional manner of your instruction. Thumbs up from me.

[SpykeZ0129]

@dfkappy there not so much tips, just the well known basics of how to properly hold a pistol :)

[a7green]

....... Thanks for the Tips. 5 stars.

[A62501]

Thanks for the tips Max! I've been shooting for almost 2 years now, but when I firsted started going to matches, your AMU Pro Tips were the first place that I started learning real technique. I'm sure these new videos are really going to help out.