Can Former NAVY SEALS Convince a Former GREEN BERET to Switch to Sig Sauer - PART 2

Published on December 9, 2021
Duration: 34:36

This guide details advanced techniques for presenting and re-holstering a Sig Sauer P320, drawing on expertise from former Navy SEALs and Green Berets. It emphasizes natural point of aim, using the backplate as a visual aid, and a specific thumb-on-backplate method for safe re-holstering. The instruction highlights the importance of a master grip and deliberate follow-through for tactical proficiency.

Quick Summary

Former Navy SEALs DJ Shipley and Cole Fackler instruct Mike Glover on advanced Sig Sauer P320 techniques. They emphasize a 'flatter' presentation using the support thumb as a guide, utilizing the backplate as a visual reference for rapid sight acquisition, and a thumb-on-backplate method for safe re-holstering, highlighting the benefits of the tungsten-infused grip module.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Transition Context
  2. 01:02Presentation and Aiming Mechanics
  3. 04:07The Backplate Reference Point
  4. 05:31Ergonomics and Recoil Management
  5. 08:43Training Drills and Progression
  6. 13:34Re-holstering and Safety Habits

Frequently Asked Questions

How do former Navy SEALs recommend presenting a Sig Sauer pistol?

Former Navy SEALs suggest a 'flatter' presentation for the Sig Sauer, using the support thumb as a guide rod pointed at the target to naturally align the sights within the eye line, potentially offering an 'unfair tactical advantage'.

What is the 'backplate reference point' technique for Sig Sauer pistols?

The 'backplate reference point' involves marking the rear of the Sig Sauer slide with a white paint pen. This creates a large visual cue for rapid leveling and sight acquisition during high-stress situations, aiding in target focus.

What is the recommended method for re-holstering a Sig Sauer pistol?

A key technique involves placing the thumb of the firing hand on the backplate of the slide while holstering. This ensures the slide remains in battery and provides a final check before the weapon is secured.

What is the significance of the tungsten-infused grip module on the P320 X-Five Legion?

The tungsten-infused grip module adds significant weight to the frame, which makes the slide feel lighter and contributes to the firearm operating more smoothly, often described as 'running on rails'.

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