Videos tagged with Draw Stroke Technique

This video provides a practical tip for improving pistol draw stroke speed and efficiency. The instructor, traveling and teaching, focuses on a two-movement technique: applying back pressure with the palm while simultaneously pushing the muzzle forward. This method aims to reduce the upward travel of the pistol, allowing the muzzle to break the holster plane and move directly towards the target faster, thereby saving critical time.

This video introduces the 'buddy system' draw stroke technique for handguns. The core principle is simultaneous movement of both hands: the shooting hand to the firearm and the non-shooting hand to the sternum. This method emphasizes establishing an 'early touch point' close to the body to facilitate a faster and more controlled presentation of the firearm.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features Chris Cerino discussing various aspects of firearms training, including teaching school teachers to carry firearms, the importance of mindset training, and practical shooting techniques. Cerino emphasizes adapting training to the audience, the necessity of realistic scenarios, and the critical role of safety protocols like muzzle and trigger finger discipline. He also shares personal anecdotes and insights gained from years of instructing law enforcement, military personnel, and civilians, highlighting the nuances of effective communication and skill development under pressure.

This video evaluates the viability of small of the back (SOB) carry for concealed firearms. The presenter, Magic Prepper, found SOB carry to be uncomfortable when sitting or bending, and significantly hindered the draw stroke, requiring awkward movements and potentially exposing the firearm. While the Craft Holsters SOB holster itself was deemed high-quality and secure, the carry position's inherent drawbacks in concealment, comfort, and tactical draw make it an unfavorable option for the presenter.