Videos tagged with Smooth Draw

This video showcases the We The People Holsters IWB holster, highlighting its Made in the USA origin and adjustable features. The presenter, identified as a Brand Official, demonstrates how to adjust cant, ride height, and retention for a secure and smooth draw. The holster is presented as an upgrade for everyday carry (EDC).

This video reviews the Valhalla Tactical LOKI jacket, highlighting its suitability for Everyday Carry (EDC) and airsoft. The jacket features a unique side opening with snaps and specialized pockets designed for rapid access to a firearm or other gear. The interior is smooth to prevent snags, ensuring a clean draw.

This video focuses on the tactile feel and functionality of holsters, emphasizing a full-friction fit that mimics the quality of a leather holster. It highlights the benefits of this design, such as a smooth and consistent draw, eliminating the 'clicky' and loose sensation often found in other holsters, leading to a more secure and stable fit. The description also includes various social media handles and a website link for Tenicor.

This video from Richardson Precision & Training focuses on developing a smooth and efficient pistol draw stroke. Instructor Daniel emphasizes a single, continuous motion, coordinating both hands simultaneously to establish a master grip and present the firearm to the target without stopping. The technique aims for a flat presentation, avoiding unnecessary movements, and is best practiced through dry fire.

This video by Scotty of Modern Samurai Project addresses the 'tactical hitch,' a common pause during the firearm draw that slows down shooters. The hitch often stems from a lack of grip confidence and inefficient grip confirmation. The instructor emphasizes integrating grip confirmation into the draw motion with a 'chop' and presentation, ensuring hands are high on the grip for better recoil control. The core principle is 'rounding out the edges' to create a fluid, continuous motion from draw to presentation, ultimately increasing speed and efficiency.

Karen Bartuch of Alpha Girls demonstrates a smooth and efficient firearm draw technique designed to reduce lag time, building on concepts from the OODA Loop. The instruction emphasizes maintaining an aggressive shooting stance, keeping eyes on target, and a specific hand movement to bring the firearm to a ready position. The guide also covers proper reholstering techniques, including how to avoid looking at the holster.