Videos tagged with Draw From Concealment

This video focuses on refining a specific concealed carry firearm draw technique, referred to as the "escalator" draw. The creator discusses learning and improving this draw by referencing conversations with other content creators (@bucklawler and @gravel_farmer). The description highlights the goal of achieving a consistent and fast draw time (.85 seconds at 7 yards) and humorously notes that the technique was initially learned from the speaker themselves. The importance of having a partner for practice, particularly a significant other, is also emphasized.

This YouTube video features a shooter attempting the "Max Michel 17 Round Challenge." The challenge involves shooting 17 rounds at 7 yards and achieving all "Alphas" (hits in the highest scoring area of the target) within 3 seconds. The description indicates the shooter started well but struggled to maintain momentum, ultimately achieving 14 Alphas and 3 Charlies (hits in the next scoring area) in 4.50 seconds, with an initial draw from concealment at 1.09 seconds. The shooter notes they performed the challenge "cold" (without prior practice). The video also mentions a class at Royal Range USA.

The OGA Qualification Test is a 30-round pistol drill at 7 meters, emphasizing accuracy on the 'High A-Zone' over minimum scoring. It includes timed sequences like single shots from a draw, double taps from low ready, and complex drills involving reloads and target transitions. Tactical Rifleman trains to a higher standard than the basic qualification, focusing on speed, recoil management, and precision under pressure.

This video details stages 3 and 4 of the FBI's firearm qualification course, focusing on practical shooting drills for aspiring agents. It covers drawing from concealment at five and seven yards, with specific round counts and time limits for each stage. The content aims to educate viewers on the skills required for FBI agent qualifications, emphasizing safe and effective shooting techniques, and promoting the USCCA's mission of gun owner education and protection.