Help finding a technique video
 

I remember seeing a video online about a different approach to positioning the non shooting hand. Specifically describing having said non shooting hand as far FORWARD on the gun as comfortably possible.

Anyone have this video in their bookmarks, or know where I can find it?

I can't find you a video but I do have some suggestions.

I shoot favorably left handed but, during a game, it's 50/50 left and right. Depending on the cover, I will switch from left to right. That's where the most practice is needed. The switch.



When going from left to right on the move, I lower my center of gravity to improve balance. It may kill the next day depending on when the last time I used those muscles, but it's a GOOD burn :D

It is sort of like writing with your opposite hand too, practice makes damn near perfect.

A vert grip is amazing for keeping the barrel steady and in line with your sight/scope.

Keep your elbows in, unless you want to lose them.

Go onto youtube....search for Todd Jarret (might be Jarrette) videos. There's a 3-5min video where he's coaching someone on a good solid grip....and explains what contact is important where, etc...

Watch magpul vids, i think they're pretty good

Are you talking primary or secondary weapons?

There was this C.Q.B SWAT tactics video on Youtube, but unfortunately Youtube took it down.
:( cqb training (rare) real operations, google this and see if you find any thing.Ohh and there are some really helpful SAS videos still on youtube,http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...l+secrets&aq=0 There are a few different episodes, some about tactics and some about survival (there really cool).Anyways check it out you'll lean alot.It also talks about shooting positions ect.