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It has no sense. As soon as you replace springs, handgun becomes different.

Well there goes my national championship plans

This guy shoots what some people shoot in a month in a day and has anyone noticed he doesn’t blink 😳

This doesn’t address the firearm going off by itself.

Thanks i have small fingers so its a little difficult to push in the nubs

The "Ping" is from the clip exiting the magazine after the last round is fired, not from the clip hitting the ground.

Super cool!

First question. Will the teachers and school staff be allowed to be armed while in the school? Second question. What does the Second Amendment state? In 2005, SCOTUS ruled that police have no constitutional duty to protect anyone, even if they know harm is imminent. You cannot depend on other people.

2003 invasion of Iraq crossing the LOD still with bayonets 😂😂😂

Love Joel’s insight! Thinkers before shooters; Travis Haley.

I'd be more inclined to care had it not been for the Dancing Israelis, Lavon Affair, the USS Liberty, and a buch of other stuff they've done against our nation.

The level of intelligence in one podcast is mind blowing. I always have to listen to Hwansik twice lol.

Once past 10yd many of us are shooting at least the first shot reactive.

Good job sir, may God bless you and keep you, Viva Israel!

My mana recorded this vlog on a literal war zone 😂

Dang! Never got the YouBoob alert of the episode.

Don't muscle the bolt. Don't grip the bolt handle hard. Manipulate with an open hand. Palm up to open, palm down to close.

The “controlled bumpfire” is a good analogy. A “double shot” (for the lack of a better term) sometimes happens when I’m practicing my trigger reset, I always considered that a borderline negligent discharge, one could argue it is. Never thought to take advantage of it

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Great show, Arik. Very informative.

Jack was shot in a shootout with a suspect at a hotel a week ago. He luckily survived.

Absolutely genius 👍👍

This was an incredible podcast. Thank you for sharing all of this valuable information.

Thank you Hwansik and Firearms Nation for sharing this video! I'm really digging the toothpaste analogy. Maybe I should keep a half-empty tube in my range bag at my next local match. lol

JJ rocks ❤ loved his class and original demos.

M1 Garand = Semi automatic Mannlicher... :/

Heh… “7.7 Jap” and “Thing Finder”. Pure Gold!!!

Heh… “7.7 Jap” and “Thing Finder”. Pure Gold!!!

Heh… “7.7 Jap” and “Thing Finder”. Pure Gold!!!

Doesn't work for me. The problem is not getting the slide out of battery.. it's getting a grip on the lever on both sides. The lever is too short. Best thing is to buy an extended lever. Or do what I've decided to do. Don't buy Glocks.

You talk too much.. get to the point.

Glock has had way more lawsuits against them than Sig. Especially when law enforcement switched from revolvers to Glock.

This didnt age well.

Living in the marxist State of Massachusetts, I can't buy one of these beauties...or many, many other great firearms.

I find that if I put my mental focus on gripping hard with my support hand, my firing hand will automatically grip the gun as hard as it needs to without me thinking about it, and I'll still be able to move my trigger finger as quickly as I need to. If I do put my focus into my firing hand, it's purely to focus on what direction I'm putting pressure on the grip with my firing hand. If I focus on applying pressure straight to the rear, not applying any pressure sideways at all, then it really helps me pull the trigger straight to the rear as well

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Hmmmm, the gun blowing up is not the issue I see. More the gun just going off. Now certainly the striker is fully cocked. The sere engagement seems iffy and it seems to have a secondary notch in case it slips from the first one. It does have a striker channel block safety but, it seems flimsy and the spring seems wimpy. You guys let me know what in this statement I got wrong.

I struggle to see the difference between a P320 and a 1911 with the safety off. Saying, "your finger is the safety" is so short sighted in a world where so many variables exist and humans are involved. I think the P320 is a great technology but requires a manual safety in my opinion. Fully support someone who thinks differently and loves the platform...you do you.

Very good advice on how to overcome the anticipatory flinch.

He lost his glasses is why he missed so much nothing to do with caliber. The hit ratio in this shootout was dismal and shows that the FBI did not take marksmanship seriously at the time.

Thank you, well done.

If its an ammo issue why dont we hear about other manufacturers guns "blowing up" or discharging autonomously?

I was talking with my cousin the other day about this issue, and his argument was if this is an ammo issue, we would expect to see other pistols (Glock, M&P, etc.) experiencing similar issues, but we don't. I think the reality is we probably do, but because these pistols already have established reputations, nobody plasters it all over social media when their Glock blows up due to a double charge because obviously it must have been ammo-related, while it is fashionable to bash the P320.

Pretty much everything I've learned about shooting pistols and any improvement over the last two years I learned from watching Joel and Ben,. (And I have one of their books) The most important thing I learned was HOW to learn and how to teach myself how to improve. Feedback and constant attention in as relaxed a way as possible. I latched on to these guys because what I saw was their commitment to learning and improving themselves. If they teach a class in my area and I hear about it in time I'd go just for the intensification experience. and to meet two teachers I respect.

I second that you are an amazing interviewer!! I always compare other interviews on your standard. You are the gold standard!!

Heck worked for the stray cat we adopted. Seeing her ambush all kinds of bugs, wondered what they tasted like.

Joel is the man

For those of you doing the math. He is (possibly) shooting 65k rounds in 60 days

I've had the "blow out" situation happen twice with my M-17. Both were on the same day. The first was just an unusual report with a stoppage. The bad round cleared in a normal malfunction drill and the gun continued to function. I'd never has a case look like that before. The second occurrence was a couple of magazines later and it blew the extractor out of the gun with no other damage. Both rounds were reloads and both were Tula brass. I've never bought Tula brass ammo, but I do pick up range brass. I've only had a half dozen stoppages with this gun and all of them have been ammunition related without question. I spent a lot of time looking into this and I found that all of my semi auto pistols except my Glock will fire with the slide just a few thousandths from fully closed. I previously called this out of battery, but after watching this video, I now understand the term differently. As noted in this video and others, this Sig doesn't support the case as well as some other guns. In fact when it is in battery, you can see a small amount of the case. I also found that the Tula cases had a reputation of being a little weak, and while my loads show no signs of over pressure, but they are on the upper end of the scale for that powder. I also wondered if the cases were a little long. To prevent future occurrences, I will screen my brass more thoroughly and will certainly eliminate all Tula brass cases. I bought a block type chamber gauge so that I could check a hundred rounds at a time for length. I checked the approximately 4K rounds remaining from that batch and found about 8 or ten that were marginally long, I did fire those under controlled circumstances without issue. I also found 5 that were clearly too long. They were disassembled and the brass destroyed. I also found a couple of more Tula cases that were also destroyed. We'll see how this inspection plan goes. I'll soon be putting lots of rounds through this gun. A slightly different version of this post was placed on another video on the same subject. Edit to add: Since the last post, I found a bulged Tula brass case in a bunch of range brass. I do not think it was fired in my M-17. Last week I went to the range and when I swept up my brass, I found another bulged case. Again, it was Tula brass. We must have missed it when we inspected the lot I wrote of above. There was no stoppage or unusual report. I wouldn't buy Tula brass ammunition based upon what I've seen, and under no circumstances would I purposefully reload it. I now have a collection of four cases and the one I don't think came from my M17 looks just a little different than the three that I'm sure I fired. There was one case blow out in the four.

At past 10 yards, I'm doing reactive shooting in a competition. In a real gunfight, reactive past 15 yards