Finding your natural point of aim

Knowing your natural point of aim will help improve your shooting.

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• shooting
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• handguns
• pistols
• safety
• IPSC
• IDPA
• USPSA
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[sungwei9]

Kinda a dumb question, but you can do this without a gun right? Or is it better to hold the gun you actually shoot?

[shootingcoach]

@sungwei9 Actually, no. You need to have a gun so you can align the sights on the target. You want to reach a point where you are getting the sight on the target without having to do this exercise. So you need to be precise with your alignment when you are learning where you natural point of aim is.

[sawyerbobby]

can you tell how to hold a pistol while using the c.a.r. system? i have been looking on the internet and no videos exists

[shootingcoach]

@sawyerbobby

Sorry, but I don't see any value in C.A.R., so I won't be doing any videos on it.

[shootingcoach]

And you have shown your ass "bro". If you had been watching you would have seen that I didn't load the gun. I cleared it. Maybe if you paid attention with your mind instead of your ego, you would learn something. Oh and I was dumbass enough to be sponosred by companies like Springfield Armory, Safariland and Dillon. I also have been training military and LE agencies worldwide for several years. You have your own opinions, but I know that mine are professional.

[steelhelmetleast]

I don't think it was loaded. It sounded very high pitched and clean when he cocked the sled. Only the sled made sounds when pulled back and forth. A Bullet makes a sound when its transported into the chamber. Im German so maybe all the words are wrong, i translated some words 1:1 hoping it means the same :)

[LeftySlide1]

Thanks for the video. Like it. Every little knowledge we acquire from professionals is a one step forward to be just like them. Thanks for posting it.

[LittleBrotherBlues]

Nice video thanks, I learned this decades ago and it really helps. Please make videos without the unbearable 35 second intro. Makes it look like a cheap home made video and less likely hold watchers. Thanks for posting and your time though.

[socshooter]

Again, a bunch of amature wannabe's commenting when they have no skills. Great video and for all you wannabe's you should listen and go back to the basics once in a while it may help you when you go down range and shoot so you wont look like a fool shooting. We notice you when you start shooting. trust me.

[greasemonkey8100]

im not sure if this question has been answered yet or not but does this exercise work for rifles as well?

[Thet3]

276 people are drug dealers..

[sirjohnthebalding]

LMAO "You and you alone are responsable........" The bottom feeding lawyers prove that wrong every day. Good job, good info. Thanks for the video but I had to laugh at that one part.

[XGCScrappy]

whoot whoot! drill drill drill. Just like firing a rifle. Drill drill drill.

[kungfuwookie]

Yeah, if you're not pointing at the target anymore you need to adjust your stance, but if youre sights arent aligned anymore you need to adjust your grip.

[ScopedPewPew]

Hey man I'm 16 and buying a rifle soon, I was looking at a .22 a few weeks ago, my dad just needs to write the test to aquire the proper license. Hes scheduled to write it on monday, then we can purchase it. Your vids helped me a lot, even though some of them are for pistols which are classified as restricted in Canada so my dad would have to write another test and get another license. Just wanted to tell you that. My dad has been shooting for years but sold his guns before you had to register.

[dmanbass]

Comment number 101... great work Coach. Guys like you help us guys and girls learn how to be a better shooter and it is appreciated even if a few non-thinking bozo's say stupid things. Just keep on posting and helping and 99% will appreciate your hard work.