Videos tagged with Push-Through Draw

This guide details the operation of the proposed EFA-320 holster for the SIG P320, inspired by the Russian EFA-2K design. It focuses on a 'push-through' draw method that automatically racks the slide and chambers a round, intended for Condition 3 (empty chamber) carry. The video, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, uses a satirical approach to address perceived safety concerns with the P320.

This guide details the unique Spetsnaz Push-Through Holster technique for the Makarov PM pistol, as demonstrated by Tim from Military Arms Channel. It focuses on the 'Condition 3' carry and the automated slide racking, hammer cocking, and safety disengagement achieved by pushing the pistol down through the holster for an immediate ready-to-fire draw. This method is presented as a highly efficient tactical draw.

This guide details the draw technique for the Soviet EFA-2k Spetsnaz holster, designed for Condition 3 carry. The holster's unique mechanism racks the slide and cocks the hammer during the draw. While tested on a Makarov PM, the instructor, Karl Kasarda, found no significant speed advantage over traditional methods and raised serious safety concerns regarding its push-through design, comparing it to criticisms of the Serpa holster.