Videos tagged with Concealed Draw

This guide outlines five essential steps for new concealed carriers after obtaining their permit. It emphasizes the importance of advanced training beyond basic permit classes, building a training community, setting clear practice goals, implementing consistent dry and live fire routines, and carrying non-firearm self-defense tools like pepper spray and a trauma kit, alongside medical training.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Shadow Systems CR920XL, comparing its performance and handling to the CR920XP. The instructor, with extensive experience carrying the CR920XP, evaluates the XL's shooting dynamics, reliability, and concealability. Key takeaways include its surprising controllability without a compensator, its effectiveness in various drills, and its position in the market relative to competitors like the Glock 19 and 48.

This YouTube video focuses on practicing concealed firearm draws, with the full content available on the GBRS GROUP Patreon. While specific firearms or calibers are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, the title suggests a focus on the practical application of drawing a concealed weapon, likely involving various scenarios and techniques. The content is geared towards individuals interested in personal defense and the skills required for effective concealed carry.

This video demonstrates the practical application of an EDC setup, featuring Tetiana Gaidar performing a rapid concealed draw and shooting drill. It highlights the functionality of the Bravo Concealment IWB holster with its integrated magazine pouch, showcasing its suitability for concealed carry and everyday readiness. The drill emphasizes proficiency and speed in target acquisition.

This three-day Pistol & Blade course, taught by Bill Rapier of AMTAC Shooting and Tom Kier, integrates live-fire pistol drills with blade combatives and the physics of fighting. The training emphasizes realistic violence, situational awareness, and a crawl-walk-run methodology, progressing from basic drills to complex scenarios like mass attacks and hostage rescue under pressure. The course also features instruction from Carl and Bong Atienza, focusing on blade design and Kali techniques.

This video demonstrates a dynamic 'poke and move' training drill, showcasing an advanced practitioner's ability to draw from concealment (AIWB) and engage a target while performing rapid lateral movement. The shooter exhibits proficient recoil management and consistent target indexing, highlighting techniques for effective shooting on the move.

This course focuses on practical low-visibility pistol techniques, emphasizing drawing from concealment, dynamic movement, and engaging targets from various positions including unconventional prone and barricades. It also covers retention shooting for close-quarters combat and integrating non-shooter movement and tactical medical considerations like tourniquet application.

This video details a church security qualification drill led by Ken Hackathorn, an instructor with extensive FBI SWAT and U.S. SOCOM experience. The drill simulates real-world scenarios requiring a seated start, rapid threat identification, movement to a dominant position, concealed draw, and precise firing under time pressure. Hackathorn emphasizes that accuracy is paramount, as every shot has legal consequences, with a goal of completing the drill in under 5 seconds.

This video demonstrates stages 7 and 8 of the FBI's 60-round handgun qualification course. Stage 7 involves a concealed draw from 15 yards, shooting four rounds in eight seconds using a two-hand grip. Stage 8, from 25 yards, requires moving to cover, shooting three rounds standing, and two rounds kneeling, totaling ten shots for the stage. The instructors encourage viewers to attempt the course and share their scores.

This video demonstrates stages 5 and 6 of the FBI firearm qualification course. It highlights the importance of drawing from concealment, utilizing a two-hand grip, and adhering to strict time limits for multiple shot strings at varying distances. The drill emphasizes speed and accuracy under pressure.