Videos tagged with Citizens Defense Research

In this video, the creator shares lessons learned from their third year of concealed carry, focusing on four training classes taken in 2022. They discuss their experiences in "Pistol Intelligence" with Riley Bowman, an invite-only class with Citizens Defense Research where they had to rely on iron sights, and a last-minute competition class with Steve Anderson that pushed their speed and mental game. The video also touches on what firearms they carried and their goals for 2023. Brand disclosures for PHLster and Big Tex Ordnance are included.

This video emphasizes proactive child safety during self-defense scenarios, highlighting vulnerabilities in transitional spaces and the importance of situational awareness. It discusses defensive tool options like OC spray versus firearms and stresses individual responsibility for personal rescue. The content also touches upon practical training solutions for improving firearm skills.

This video features John Johnston discussing tactics for using handheld and weapon-mounted lights in defensive scenarios. Building on a previous discussion about lumens, candela, and photonic barriers, Johnston explores different use cases, the importance of candela and lumens, and minimum output requirements. The conversation also touches on managing unknown contacts, quick access to lights, and where to receive relevant training. Weapon-mounted lights are a significant focus, with a specific mention of a previous discussion on their necessity for handguns.

This YouTube video delves into the technical aspects of light measurement, specifically lumens and candela, and introduces the concept of photonic barriers. The creator emphasizes the practical importance of understanding these metrics for individuals choosing firearms for self-defense scenarios. The video previews a future episode featuring an expert on handheld flashlights, highlighting their advantages for personal carry. It also includes a promotional segment for Big Tex Ordnance and mentions an affiliate link for supporting the channel.

This video summarizes attendance at the Active Self Protection National Conference, also known as the Bibles and Bullets Conference. The presenter details the three days of classes attended, including topics like Pistol Intelligence, Home Defense, Introducing Family to the Range, Winning the Fight After the Fight, Street Encounters/OC, Pistol Performance, and Wound Ballistics/Ammo Selection. The video also features a sponsorship mention for Big Tex Ordnance and an affiliate link for the content creator.

The Super Test, developed by Ken Hackathorn and evolved by Wayne Dobbs and Darryl Bolke, is a rigorous shooting drill designed to assess proficiency under timed conditions. Presented by Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner and John Johnston of Citizens Defense Research, this drill utilizes an NRA B-8 Repair Center target across three strings at varying distances and time limits. It emphasizes pacing, emotional control, and adapting shooting techniques to specific challenges, serving as an excellent tool for skill assessment and consistency.

The Dot Torture drill is a 50-round course designed to improve fundamental shooting skills like trigger control and focus, using 2-inch circles at a close distance (starting at 3 yards). It emphasizes mental discipline and can be adapted for different pistol types, including DA/SA firearms. The goal is to achieve a perfect score (50/50) before increasing the distance, promoting consistent accuracy.