Videos tagged with Draw School

This drill, demonstrated by USCCA and Draw School's Chief Instructor Jason Speller, focuses on drawing and firing a firearm using only the non-dominant hand. It simulates a scenario where the strong hand is injured, emphasizing the importance of support-hand proficiency for defensive purposes. The drill involves safely drawing, establishing a grip between the legs, presenting, firing two rounds, and then transitioning back to the primary hand for re-holstering.

This drill, demonstrated by USCCA and instructed by Jason Speller of Draw School, focuses on shooting and reloading a handgun using only the dominant hand. It simulates a scenario where one limb is incapacitated, emphasizing the importance of maintaining firearm functionality under high-stress conditions. The drill involves drawing, firing two shots, performing a one-handed tactical reload, and firing two more shots.

This tactical training drill, demonstrated by Jason Speller of Draw School and USCCA, focuses on safely transitioning to and from a prone shooting position. It emphasizes critical muzzle discipline throughout the movement and highlights the importance of practicing such drills in a controlled environment with qualified instruction to prepare for real-world scenarios.

Kevin Michalowski, editor of Concealed Carry Magazine, emphasizes the importance of training for one-handed shooting with the support arm in a relaxed, down position, rather than across the chest. This technique simulates scenarios where the support arm may be injured. He advises practicing drawing, engaging targets, and clearing malfunctions with the arm hanging limp, highlighting how this affects balance and operational efficiency.

This video focuses on improving handgun accuracy by adjusting the shooting grip. It details a specific technique, learned from Jason Speller at DRAW school, where the support hand is rotated down approximately 45 degrees to help control muzzle rise during recoil. The presenter explains how this method allows for faster and more accurate follow-up shots, contrasting it with traditional grips that can lead to pushing the muzzle down too far. The video also promotes the USCCA's mission and membership benefits.

This video demonstrates the 'slingshot method' for operating a pistol's slide during a reload, as taught by Jason Speller. Editor Kevin Michalowski explains that this technique, which involves a natural gripping motion with the thumb and fingers to pull the slide back, is more effective than the traditional four-finger over-the-top grasp. The method is shown to be efficient and helps maintain balance during a reload.

This drill, demonstrated by Jason Speller of the Draw School and USCCA, focuses on improving both first-shot accuracy and follow-up shot consistency. It involves drawing a firearm loaded with 15 rounds and progressively firing 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 shots per draw, emphasizing consistent sight alignment and grip throughout.