favorite YouTube shooting teacher?

Munkey1973 said:
I never even thought to research instructional videos.

I watch youtube videos routinely for reloading, but never crossed my mind to watch shooting videos.

That being said though, the best instruction I can possibly get is by attending matches at Nokomis and learning from other, more experienced shooters while I am shooting at the range.

Especially true when the F TR guys from Alberta come and school us local guys.... when they choose to share information, I listen very carefully

There will never be a substitute for trigger time.... especially on days with gusts and/or changing directions.
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I find it’s easier to find the knowledge niche I’m looking to fill online. I like to skip to results, or watch the shooter’s position for clues, comparing to what I do. I find individuals on the range very specific to their chosen pursuit. Often I feel the span of shooters I watch online would not feel that the others had much to offer. F class, centerfire PRS, Rimfire PRS, Benchrest etc.
 
I personally enjoy watching Kirsten Joy Weiss. She not only teaches and instructs in the technical parts of shooting skill, but also addresses technique, equipment, and does so in a way that both beginners and advanced shooters find informative. Topics can range from trick shots, to specific shooting techniques, to reviews of accessories, etc. but also just general videos about current topics, social media, etc. I just find her presentation to the point, systematic step by step with no frills, fillers, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/user/KirstenJoyWeiss
 
I'd just like to figure it out for myself. And some ways learning off YT can be bad. Because you get those well. "So in so" does it this way, and then the person get it in their head, it is the only way to do it.
 
J996 said:
Ditto. Jacob Bynum and Frank Galli.
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I find Frank Galli to often over simplify complicated subjects and reduce it to some fundamental point rather than address the true complexity of the subject matter.

Responds to complicated questions with a reduction to fundamental and juvenile aspects in a thinly vailed attempt to sound profound.

I'm sure he means well but if you know anything he can quickly get tiresome. Blames every bloody thing on how you pressed the trigger... OMG... enough already.

Erick Cortina isn't bad for technical issues. He is a F Class shooter so technicals are important.

PRS guys are a different breed as F Class grade accuracy is not really required even if it is an advantage. The best I've seen on PRS are videos with Dave Preston. That guy has mad skills.
 
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Paul Harrel is a gem, his demonstrations are thorough, well thought out, and he presents his findings and facts, never forcing his opinion (except that the Taurus judge is a terrible pistol). If you’re a fan of dry humour as well his videos will make you laugh
 
dwagonade said:
Paul Harrel is a gem, his demonstrations are thorough, well thought out, and he presents his findings and facts, never forcing his opinion (except that the Taurus judge is a terrible pistol). If youÂ’re a fan of dry humour as well his videos will make you laugh
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Like when he made that video after that Gunnut media guy went off about him. He was one of those types that so in so does it this way, so it is the only way of doing it. So why I said, why you shouldn't be educated by YT, because there are alot of know it all's that just don't know what they are talking about.
 
Paul Harrel is a gem, his demonstrations are thorough, well thought out, and he presents his findings and facts, never forcing his opinion (except that the Taurus judge is a terrible pistol). If you’re a fan of dry humour as well his videos will make you laugh
 
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