Videos tagged with FBI Technique

This guide details the FBI/Harries flashlight technique for handgun use in low-light conditions, as demonstrated by TheYankeeMarshal. It emphasizes a unified grip combining the pistol and flashlight for improved control and target acquisition. Proper fundamentals like trigger control and sight alignment remain critical.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring instructors John Correia and Mike Willever, analyzes a critical incident where a deputy's quick actions saved his life. The analysis focuses on tactical decision-making, the effective use of a handheld flashlight in low-light conditions using a modified FBI technique, and the importance of single-handed pistol proficiency. It highlights the 'Zone of Safety' provided by a vehicle's B-pillar and offers advice for civilians during traffic stops.

This guide details two essential techniques for simultaneously handling a handgun and a flashlight, as demonstrated by J. Quirarte, a law enforcement instructor. It covers the Harries-style grip, taught at the police academy for stabilizing the weapon, and the FBI technique, which positions the light away from the body to mitigate threat response. These methods are crucial for scenarios where a weapon-mounted light may fail or is not available.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson demonstrates four handgun flashlight techniques for home defense scenarios: Harries, FBI, Rogers, and Neck Index. He emphasizes practicing each method to find the one that provides the best accuracy and comfort, recommending the Neck Index as his personal preference for its effectiveness in low-light situations.