I won't normally post trailers for training DVDs, but the Magpul Dynamics series is REALLY good.
[ Many thanks to Dave who emailed in these videos. ]
“It is one of two handguns that dominated competitive shooting after all. The other off course is the 1911.”
I believe the CZ75 series did pretty well in competitive shooting.
I’m not a Glock guy, i just cant stand the square grip. If i’m going for plastic i’ll get a M&P. The only Glock i can fire without searching my grip is the 26.
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0The pistol training looks quite useful.
0 0What is the handgun model at 2:44s.
0 0Jason,
Travis used be a blackwater contractor in Iraq. He was in a number of fighter fights in Iraq at the height of the insurgency.
Chris, well he just good.
So I would assume they know something about gun fighting.
Chris and Travis trained police and police tactical units. They also train military units. There training course is one of the most sought after and it gets fill up really fast.
They know their stuff and it helps with good marketing, good video production, and reasonable DVD price. Compare to other training DVD that can run over 200 bucks each with bad video quality, the Magpul DVD are a steal.
Here is their bio at the bottom of the page.
http://www.magpuldynamics.com/mission/index.shtml
Here is the video that made Blackwater famous or infamous depending on your political views. The main actor in the video was Travis.
http://rpginn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=142&Itemid=39
0 0lol @ the old school chinese guy with the pistol 
And the lady @ 1.07 has a crappy posture (for shooting). Looks good though…
0 0Never shot a gun out of a plane. Shot them from moving vehicles many times. From the bed of a truck, the seat of a vehicle and a turret mount. Suppose a helicopter would just add the variable of elevation to the thing. I imagine the theme that automatic weapons with tracers work best would continue.
0 0Si vic pacim, para bellum (if you want peace, prepare for war)
0 0Aurélien,
When I mean dominate, I mean the majority of these professional shooters either shoot with a 1911 or Glocks. All handguns has a chance to win the big one, no doubt about that but when it comes to numbers, 1911 and Glocks rule them all in competitive shooting.
0 0In response to Jason:
Based on viewing Art of the Tactical Carbine, my impression is that the courses seem relatively gear-neutral. The first volume had a Kalashnikov among the students, and the lengths of the M4-types everyone else had varied, some carbine-length, some SBR, and I believe the sidearms in the second volume also varied.
The teaching points seemed to be mindset (for example, why does Travis Fuley hold his carbine instead of letting the sling hold it for him?), some fundamental but possibly overlooked elements of shooting (for example, that when a weapon is zeroed for a particular distance, point of aim may not = point of impact at both longer [i]and[/i] closer distances), shooting positions, techniques for manipulating a carbine, and tactics for working as a pair. Sidearms are only taught with regards to transitioning to and from them, and for covering your partner.
0 0Christ Costa (The Guy with a Beard) Has a Light Version of a Raven Concealment Holster in Optional Flat Dark Earth if that’s the one you where asking about and He is Running a S&W MP(No Idea of caliber) with extened magazine and Surefire X300 LED weaponlight.
0 0They’re selling pre-orders on the CalGuns website.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showpost.php?p=3640432&postcount=1
0 0Steve should goto Magpul and go do all the classes and then teach us. LOL.
0 0You’ll post when it comes out, right? We need to know!
0 0Definitely picking up the handgun dvd.
The helicopter one… not so much.
0 0Hopefully the handgun DVD will teach the proper way to hold and shot a handgun, so people can stop whining about Glock grip angle.
AIM Surplus should have the lowest price on all Magpul DVDs and it include free shipping. Can’t beat that. The DVDs should come out on Feb 10 from what I understand.
http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=62
0 0Christ that looks intense.
0 0Videos look great. The guys at Magpul always put together top notch stuff whether it’s kit or training videos. I’ll be curious to check out both videos.
In response to your comment jdun1911 about a proper shooting grip and the angle of Glock pistol grips; even with a proper grip shooters will still need to cant a Glock pistol ever so slightly. That’s just the way the Glocks are designed.
Now the Smith & Wesson M&P pistols have a more ergonomic grip that does not require such an adjustment and I think are better overall than the Glocks.
Anyhow, I will be getting my videos from Streicher’s, http://www.policehq.com. That’s where I picked up the Tac Carbine vids and where I get my Magpul kit from. Good selection, good service.
0 0I don’t have to cant my Glock and so does the best competitive shooters in the US and world. It is one of two handguns that dominated competitive shooting after all. The other off course is the 1911.
0 0Anyone recognize the holster the guy in the handgun preview is wearing?
0 0Very flashy videos with excellent production quality — but is their actual training as practical and effective? I’m not trolling or asking for the sake of being critical, just curious.
0 0Great video – thanks for posting.
I clicked over to Magpul (before reading the above comments) and was disappointed not to see it.
They release a video advertising a product that doesn’t yet exist? Not even a pre-order option?
I’m a buyer today. Not sure I’ll be a buyer a month from now…
0 0It appears they’re not available yet. Am I correct?
0 0Yeah the handgun going to be nice. Hot chicks in it.
What interest me more is the Aerial shooting DVD. Never done it before so it a good learning experience.
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Si vic pacim, para bellum (if you want peace, prepare for war)
Aurélien,
When I mean dominate, I mean the majority of these professional shooters either shoot with a 1911 or Glocks. All handguns has a chance to win the big one, no doubt about that but when it comes to numbers, 1911 and Glocks rule them all in competitive shooting.
In response to Jason:
Based on viewing Art of the Tactical Carbine, my impression is that the courses seem relatively gear-neutral. The first volume had a Kalashnikov among the students, and the lengths of the M4-types everyone else had varied, some carbine-length, some SBR, and I believe the sidearms in the second volume also varied.
The teaching points seemed to be mindset (for example, why does Travis Fuley hold his carbine instead of letting the sling hold it for him?), some fundamental but possibly overlooked elements of shooting (for example, that when a weapon is zeroed for a particular distance, point of aim may not = point of impact at both longer [i]and[/i] closer distances), shooting positions, techniques for manipulating a carbine, and tactics for working as a pair. Sidearms are only taught with regards to transitioning to and from them, and for covering your partner.
Christ Costa (The Guy with a Beard) Has a Light Version of a Raven Concealment Holster in Optional Flat Dark Earth if that’s the one you where asking about and He is Running a S&W MP(No Idea of caliber) with extened magazine and Surefire X300 LED weaponlight.
Never shot a gun out of a plane. Shot them from moving vehicles many times. From the bed of a truck, the seat of a vehicle and a turret mount. Suppose a helicopter would just add the variable of elevation to the thing. I imagine the theme that automatic weapons with tracers work best would continue.
lol @ the old school chinese guy with the pistol
And the lady @ 1.07 has a crappy posture (for shooting). Looks good though…
“It is one of two handguns that dominated competitive shooting after all. The other off course is the 1911.”
I believe the CZ75 series did pretty well in competitive shooting.
I’m not a Glock guy, i just cant stand the square grip. If i’m going for plastic i’ll get a M&P. The only Glock i can fire without searching my grip is the 26.
The pistol training looks quite useful.
What is the handgun model at 2:44s.
Jason,
Travis used be a blackwater contractor in Iraq. He was in a number of fighter fights in Iraq at the height of the insurgency.
Chris, well he just good.
So I would assume they know something about gun fighting.
Chris and Travis trained police and police tactical units. They also train military units. There training course is one of the most sought after and it gets fill up really fast.
They know their stuff and it helps with good marketing, good video production, and reasonable DVD price. Compare to other training DVD that can run over 200 bucks each with bad video quality, the Magpul DVD are a steal.
Here is their bio at the bottom of the page.
http://www.magpuldynamics.com/mission/index.shtml
Here is the video that made Blackwater famous or infamous depending on your political views. The main actor in the video was Travis.
http://rpginn.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=142&Itemid=39
They’re selling pre-orders on the CalGuns website.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showpost.php?p=3640432&postcount=1
Steve should goto Magpul and go do all the classes and then teach us. LOL.
Anyone recognize the holster the guy in the handgun preview is wearing?
Very flashy videos with excellent production quality — but is their actual training as practical and effective? I’m not trolling or asking for the sake of being critical, just curious.
Great video – thanks for posting.
I clicked over to Magpul (before reading the above comments) and was disappointed not to see it.
They release a video advertising a product that doesn’t yet exist? Not even a pre-order option?
I’m a buyer today. Not sure I’ll be a buyer a month from now…
It appears they’re not available yet. Am I correct?
I don’t have to cant my Glock and so does the best competitive shooters in the US and world. It is one of two handguns that dominated competitive shooting after all. The other off course is the 1911.
Videos look great. The guys at Magpul always put together top notch stuff whether it’s kit or training videos. I’ll be curious to check out both videos.
In response to your comment jdun1911 about a proper shooting grip and the angle of Glock pistol grips; even with a proper grip shooters will still need to cant a Glock pistol ever so slightly. That’s just the way the Glocks are designed.
Now the Smith & Wesson M&P pistols have a more ergonomic grip that does not require such an adjustment and I think are better overall than the Glocks.
Anyhow, I will be getting my videos from Streicher’s, http://www.policehq.com. That’s where I picked up the Tac Carbine vids and where I get my Magpul kit from. Good selection, good service.
You’ll post when it comes out, right? We need to know!
Definitely picking up the handgun dvd.
The helicopter one… not so much.
Hopefully the handgun DVD will teach the proper way to hold and shot a handgun, so people can stop whining about Glock grip angle.
AIM Surplus should have the lowest price on all Magpul DVDs and it include free shipping. Can’t beat that. The DVDs should come out on Feb 10 from what I understand.
http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=62
Christ that looks intense.
Yeah the handgun going to be nice. Hot chicks in it.
What interest me more is the Aerial shooting DVD. Never done it before so it a good learning experience.