Videos tagged with Two-Handed Draw

This video provides expert instruction on drawing from appendix carry and performing reloads, emphasizing garment clearance techniques for both two-handed and one-handed scenarios. Instructor Joe Farewell of Farewell Firearms Training details how to achieve a consistent grip and presentation, and offers an advanced method for one-handed reloads when the support hand is occupied or injured. The instruction highlights the importance of proper grip mechanics and efficient shirt manipulation for a faster, more reliable draw.

This guide details advanced appendix carry techniques for drawing and reloading a Sig Sauer P365 XL from concealment, as demonstrated by Subject Matter Expert Joe Farewell. It covers both two-handed and one-handed methods, emphasizing proper garment clearing, grip acquisition, and safe firearm manipulation. The instruction highlights common mistakes and provides practical advice for effective concealed carry.

This guide, based on analysis from Active Self Protection's John Correia, details techniques for effective firearm deployment and de-escalation. It emphasizes situational awareness, proper draw mechanics including adapting to holding items, the critical role of verbal commands, maintaining tactical distance, and safe holstering practices. The insights are derived from an analysis of a real-world incident, offering practical advice for defensive scenarios.

This drill, demonstrated by Jason Speller of the Draw School and USCCA, focuses on improving both first-shot accuracy and follow-up shot consistency. It involves drawing a firearm loaded with 15 rounds and progressively firing 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 shots per draw, emphasizing consistent sight alignment and grip throughout.