Videos tagged with Slicing the Pie

This video features IDPA National Champion Mike Seeklander demonstrating the "slicing the pie" live fire drill. This technique focuses on working behind cover and visually scanning for threats, a crucial skill for tactical engagement and situational awareness. The lesson builds upon content from the previous episode. The video is associated with Wilson Combat, providing links to their website, Facebook, and YouTube subscription page.

This video features IDPA National Champion Mike Seeklander discussing fundamental tactical principles. He focuses on the strategic use of cover and concealment, and a technique known as 'slicing the pie' to gain a tactical advantage when moving around obstacles. The video emphasizes practical application for improved situational awareness and effectiveness in dynamic environments.

This video demonstrates the Barricade Drill, a crucial technique for home defense scenarios, led by Jason Burton. The drill focuses on safely and effectively moving around cover, such as corners or barricades, using a Springfield Armory SAINT rifle. Key elements include maintaining a low ready position, employing the 'slice the pie' method for incremental observation, and emphasizing target identification and verbal commands before engagement. Burton stresses the importance of professional training for footwork and rifle manipulation.

This guide details the 'slicing the pie' technique for tactical room entry, as demonstrated by expert instructor Grady Powell. It emphasizes incremental movement, proper body positioning, and weapon presentation to maximize visibility while minimizing exposure to threats. The technique is crucial for safe and effective Close Quarters Battle (CQB) operations.

This expert-level guide from Gunsite Academy's Bob Whaley details the critical techniques for shooting from cover. It emphasizes understanding the distinction between cover and concealment, optimal positioning relative to cover, and utilizing angles to minimize exposure while maximizing visual advantage. The instruction covers proper firearm presentation, movement, and target engagement strategies for defensive scenarios.

This video demonstrates 'Slicing the Pie,' a tactical technique for clearing unknown areas like windows. It emphasizes a slow, methodical 'sweeping cone' movement to maintain control and avoid exposing yourself to distant threats. The demonstration includes both dry and live fire exercises using an AR-15 with a Trijicon ACOG optic and Wolf Military Classic ammunition.