Cold start summer 24 see where I'm at cold 🥶

Published on August 4, 2024
Duration: 11:10

This video demonstrates a 'cold start' concealed carry drill focusing on drawing from concealment and acquiring the first shot accurately and efficiently. The instructor uses a Glock 19X with an RMR and TLR-7, emphasizing the importance of practicing without a warm-up to simulate real-world scenarios. The drill involves timed draws from an appendix holster at various distances, with a focus on grip and shot placement.

Quick Summary

A 'cold start' drill in firearms training involves performing shooting exercises without any prior warm-up, simulating real-world defensive scenarios. This video demonstrates such a drill using a Glock 19X with an RMR and TLR-7, focusing on draw speed and first-shot accuracy from concealment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Channel Welcome
  2. 00:36Drill Setup: Cold Start Concealment
  3. 00:46Firearm & Gear Overview (Glock 19X)
  4. 01:32Shot Timer & First Draw Attempt
  5. 02:08Grip Assessment: Silicone Carbide Texture
  6. 03:34Performance Goals & Practical Shooting
  7. 04:09Reviewing Shot Placements
  8. 04:42Transition to Steel Target Practice
  9. 05:27Grip Adjustment Challenges
  10. 06:43Dealing with Distractions (Wasp)
  11. 07:02Environmental Conditions: Heat & Fogging
  12. 07:33Longer Range Steel Shot Attempt
  13. 08:20Observing Shot Group Highness
  14. 09:54Honest Assessment: Hits & Misses
  15. 10:14Purpose of Cold Start Training
  16. 10:21Upcoming Content Teaser (Draco)
  17. 10:34Call to Action: Practice & Preparedness
  18. 10:55Channel Wrap-up & Subscribe Reminder

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 'cold start' drill in firearms training?

A 'cold start' drill means performing shooting exercises without any prior warm-up. This simulates real-world defensive scenarios where you might need to act immediately without being prepared or having time to practice beforehand.

What firearm and accessories are used in this concealed carry drill?

The drill features a Glock 19X pistol equipped with an RMR red dot sight and a TLR-7 weapon light. It's carried in an appendix holster with an extra magazine readily accessible.

What are the typical shot times for a cold start draw and first shot?

For a cold start draw and first shot from concealment at 10 yards, times ranging from 1.75 to 2.71 seconds were recorded. A goal for improvement might be to get below 1.5 seconds.

How does a silicone carbide grip affect drawing from concealment?

Silicone carbide grips offer excellent texture for a secure hold, but they can make minor grip adjustments difficult during the draw. It's important to establish a perfect grip immediately upon drawing.

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