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Published on February 5, 2023
Duration: 0:13

This video demonstrates a high-intensity tactical drill combining a knife strike with a rapid firearm draw and engagement. The drill, executed by a tactical training practitioner, emphasizes speed, fluid transitions from a secondary to primary weapon, and controlled rapid fire under simulated stress. It highlights effective concealed carry techniques and dynamic movement on the range.

Quick Summary

The 'Stab and Shoot' drill is a high-intensity tactical exercise combining a close-quarters knife strike with a rapid transition to drawing and firing a concealed Glock 19. It emphasizes speed, fluid transitions, dynamic movement, and controlled rapid fire engagement, demonstrating effective concealed carry techniques.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Knife Draw and Transition
  2. 00:01Glock 19 Appendix Draw
  3. 00:07Rapid Fire Engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Stab and Shoot' drill?

The 'Stab and Shoot' drill is a high-intensity tactical exercise that combines a close-quarters knife strike with a rapid transition to drawing and firing a concealed firearm, emphasizing speed and movement under stress.

What firearm is used in the 'Stab and Shoot' drill?

The firearm demonstrated in this drill is a Glock 19, a popular semi-automatic pistol known for its reliability and suitability for concealed carry and tactical applications.

What are the key skills emphasized in this tactical drill?

This drill emphasizes speed, fluid transitions from a secondary weapon (knife) to a primary sidearm (Glock 19), dynamic movement, target acquisition, and controlled rapid fire engagement.

What is the recommended holster type for this drill?

The drill specifically shows the use of an Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB) holster for concealed carry, highlighting the technique for drawing from this position.

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