Kim's 10th Lesson -Point Shooting, Defensive Fundamentals | Geauga Firearms Academy

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Take a look at Kim's 10th lesson, we begin to work on concealed carry pistol deployment, and point shooting. Also check out one of our most popular concealed carry videos as well bit.ly/2dpp8hC
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Concepts Covered:
1) Defensive shooting fundamentals
2) Point shooting
3) Trigger control
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@tomaltieri1572 6 лет назад

Great video, I’ve been point shooting for 40 years. You will never use you sights when the threat is closing in on you at self defense distances. If you have the time and presence of mind to use you sights, you probably don’t need to be shooting.

@poncho12335 8 лет назад

Well from someone who's been away from shooting for awhile good starting point.As always great video.My wife says point and shoot, I tell her it's not quite that simple.Now she's training me lol ! Once again thanks!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

stephen dawkins thanks for watching and giving your wife one more thing to be right about. lol. 😀

@brownsbacker9255 8 лет назад

I'm in a wheelchair 24/7 and this video on point of aim really helped. I actually have practiced point of aim from my hip area and it works pretty good, thnx.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

brownsbacker9255 thanks for watching

@rogerscott9332 7 лет назад

Fairbain and Sykes would be proud of your work on the range there. They actually trained their cops to point shoot all the way out to almost 10 yards.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Roger Scott thank you

@chopz.2708 8 лет назад

"Just TRUST your point of aim", an excellent rule to live by. Thank you G.F.A..

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

Chop Z. Thanks for watching

@flhxsflhxs5010 8 лет назад

Have been watching all your videos...return to basics really improved my groups today at the range. Thanks!

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

Vstar Vstar that's awesome! thanks for watching and commenting. it's nice to know someone is learning from this. I find myself returning to the basics often too.

@GraphiteandCigars 7 лет назад

Kim will be an inspiration to my wife, great fundamentals drills.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Black Lima Six that's exactly why we do these videos I hope they help your wife and as always thanks for watching.

@stephen8433 8 лет назад

I always have to watch something from y'all's channel every day. Kim, you are doing great and making such progress because your husband is a gifted instructor. You are shooting almost as well as MixUp98 does on his channel. :)

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

Stephen thanks for your support!

@thekam3588 4 года назад

My goodness, I am so looking forward to your class this Saturday.!!! I have learned so much watching your videos. Excited to learn more.

@davidjh1830 8 лет назад

Outstanding, informative. I'll be practicing. As always,extremely practical. Great job!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Davidjh1 thank you!

@settleschris1965 8 лет назад

Still the best videos on the net! Always learning from you.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

chris settles thanks Chris!

@CWB1863 7 лет назад

If you have to defend yourself from a threat, i believe you will end up point shooting.Your muscle memory will take over, and you will bring the front sight up and instinctively you'll have the sight on the target.I like to dry fire practice with my eyes closed as well.When i open them, i'm usually on target or slightly off.

@kimgfa7978 7 лет назад

CWB1863 that is a great point. Thanks for watching

@amberroselavender2842 7 лет назад

Great Job Kim... I Love your Classes Thanks for your Awesomeness Videos :)

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Amber Rose Lavender thank you for your support. -Kim and Neil

@Lozzi1958 8 лет назад

I enjoyed the lesson "point shooting". it was good to see the adaptibility to be able to pull your weapon and shoot. To be able to hit the target in a defined area is even better. This is something my wife and I will practice. we enjoy your lessons and hope to visit your training camp this next year. Thanks for safe training tips.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Yogiwan great to hear that thanks for your support

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

Yogiwan thanks for watching, so glad you and your wife are learning from our videos.

@cmonsterz 8 лет назад

Good video! Hey Neal (Neil?). Could you do a video on how hard to grip the pistol...comparing strong hand versus support hand? I've heard and read a lot on this subject...and, at the end of the day, it doesn't seem very clear to me. I've shot for a very long time...and am comfortable with how I grip the pistol...but I've also never stopped learning and improving...and maybe your video could fine tune what I already do.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

cmonsterz sure I can do that I did cover that in one of Kim's lessons but a dedicated video sounds good.

@cmonsterz 8 лет назад

That'd be great!

@amberroselavender2842 7 лет назад

You got a Great teacher :)

@JustinV911 8 месяцев назад

Awesome short video Game changing

@lindah5284 8 лет назад

As always another great video! Keep up the good work!!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Linda H thanks for watching!

@patticulver442 8 лет назад

Thank you Kim and Neil for anther excellent video!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Patti Culver you're most welcome Patti!

@shannonsanford7275 8 лет назад

Great video series... Keep up the good work!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Shannon Sanford thanks!

@RickyJr46 4 года назад

Good stuff! Booyah!

@beetee4295 8 лет назад

Thanks guys, good job

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

Bee Tee thank you!

@thescbaron 8 лет назад

Good stuff here and good repetition. I'm curious, why not carry a single stack?

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

thescbaron I like the increased capacity

@colinkelly279 8 лет назад

Is her draw coming from that far back just a comfort point for her? GREAT training videos, btw.

@kimgfa7978 8 лет назад

thanks, Colin! I like to carry around 4:30 and the ride a little high because it fits my body the best.

@colinkelly279 8 лет назад

Kim GFA Makes sense, we all have to find that tactical comfortable zone.

@PLA5207 5 лет назад

"point" but also with proper trigger pull. Right?

@chriswildoner 8 лет назад

impressive grouping for that style of situation. how much practice time did it take for the point and shoot technique?

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Chris Wildoner actully what you saw was the first time she has never done that. You saw her first shots.

@ontimethatsme 8 лет назад

I 've been teaching this type of shooting to my family for years. I call it cowboy shooting. In a real time self defense you will never have time to find that sight. I feel if our LEO 'S would train this way less would die and not have all the missed shots we see.

@tricorntom2254 7 лет назад

This video proves that all redheads should be put on a terror watch list (just kidding).

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Tricorn Tom lol! Thanks for watching 👍

@tricorntom2254 7 лет назад

You're welcome and thank for the great videos! Was wondering what your favorite conceal/carry pistol might be (and why) and the same question for your spouse. Thanks.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Tricorn Tom XDM 3.8 Subcompact and M&P 2.0 compact for Neil and I use the XDS and Mod 2. I like the XDS because I shoot it well. And the size is one of smallest 9mm I feel confident shooting without it being snappy. Thanks for asking -Kim

@tricorntom2254 7 лет назад

Thank you. I'm going for my CC license right now in Massachusetts and am leaning toward the M&P 2.0. I like how it feels in my hand vs Glock (which has a "hump" in the grip) and I also shoot with a Smith/Wesson 22 pistol, about the same size. I try to buy American when I can, and Smith Wesson is still made here in Massachusetts (we make great guns but have very bad anti-gun laws, unfortunately).

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Tricorn Tom Neil is going to review it soon. Great pistol

@2kenday 8 лет назад

As always a very informative video, and your wife does a great job of demonstrating what you are trying to convey, but watching her draw from the five o'clock position confirms completely that the one o'clock position is much quicker and more controllable. I am 65 years old, and it took me a while to switch to appendix carry, but I have, and feel much safer carrying my gun there. Do a draw test with your wife at both positions, and after she gets used to the new pull from in front of her, I know that her speed and accuracy will be even better than it is now. Logic is hard to argue with. I bet within the year, you both will be carrying in the appendix position!

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

Ken Day Ken I've been carrying for 14+ years and I've carried appendix, which is why I have chosen 5 o'clock. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching.

@shawnballee6053 7 лет назад

Good points! I'm guessing you are both Irish with all that red and light hair! Is she shooting a G19?

@maksimtsionskiy 8 лет назад

does she carry one in chamber? because i saw her charge pistol first.

@geaugafirearmsacademy 8 лет назад

maksim tsionskiy always, we go out to the range empty since we remove the self defense ammo.

@maksimtsionskiy 8 лет назад

Geauga Firearms Academy i wasn't trying being smart alec, just curious. Now I understand. Great training

@shawnballee6053 7 лет назад

Good points! I'm guessing you are both Irish with all that red and light hair! US she shooting a G19?

@geaugafirearmsacademy 7 лет назад

Springfield XD

@maksimtsionskiy 8 лет назад

good training though

@Valkmir 7 лет назад

I cringed at the beginning when she went 'load and make ready: the barrel of the gun went all left and high. Why? If you are in a crowd, when there is pêople left of you? Just keep that barrel pointed forward when you rack the slide.