Firearms Survival 2: Concealed Carry Expo

Published on April 20, 2015
Duration: 1:55

This video highlights tactical training offered at the Concealed Carry Expo by Dave Young of Arma Training. It focuses on preparing individuals for worst-case scenarios where a firearm is already pointed at them. The training emphasizes understanding gross motor skills under stress, pre-access actions before drawing a weapon, and engaging in dynamic live drills to build practical survival skills, moving beyond mere confidence to actionable competence.

Quick Summary

Tactical training at the Concealed Carry Expo, led by Dave Young of Arma Training, focuses on worst-case scenarios where a firearm is pointed at you. The sessions emphasize understanding gross motor skills under stress and engaging in dynamic live drills to build practical survival skills, ensuring attendees leave with actionable competence.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction with Kevin Michalowski and Dave Young
  2. 00:16Worst-Case Scenario: Firearm Pointed at You
  3. 00:39Gross Motor Skills and Pre-Access Actions
  4. 01:04Live Drills and Skill Building
  5. 01:14Dynamic Gunfight Simulation
  6. 01:23Fire Drills vs. Fire Talks
  7. 01:38Expo Details and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of training will be offered at the Concealed Carry Expo?

The Concealed Carry Expo will feature tactical training focused on worst-case scenarios, such as when a firearm is already pointed at you. This includes understanding gross motor skills under stress and practicing dynamic drills to build practical survival skills.

Who is providing the tactical training at the Concealed Carry Expo?

The tactical training is being provided by Dave Young, who is the founder and director of Arma Training. He will be conducting sessions on May 8th, 9th, and 10th in West Bend, Wisconsin.

What is the goal of the tactical training at the Concealed Carry Expo?

The primary goal is to move attendees beyond mere confidence and equip them with a tangible skill set for survival in a gunfight. This involves practical application through live drills and understanding how to react under extreme duress.

How does the training address the scenario of a firearm being pointed at you?

The training focuses on actions you can take to slow down the aggressor's timeline and what you might show a threat before accessing your own weapon. It also incorporates live drills to simulate dynamic gunfights and practice movement.

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