Published on Apr 29, 2016 by Tactical Rifleman
In this drill, Chad combines a strike/shoot on the first target, makes space and then point shoots the second target, and then acquires his sights and engages the third adversary. This is just one of many drills that Chad includes in these blocks of instruction. You should see his improvised weapons instruction… wow.
Thanks frank. Interesting.
Your welcome, all the weapon retention positions for a handgun follow the draw stroke, the next in line would be both hands on the pistol with arms tucked along the ribs and third would be a full extension while looking completely over the gun so one can clearly see the opponents waistline and hands. All the mentioned positions are factors off distance and time, all are deadly accurate within the appropriate distance and one can move back along the draw stroke if the distance becomes shorter. WITH THE HIP SHOOTING POSITION IT IS DRASTICALLY IMPORTANT TO AIM LOW AND GET YOUR ENTIRE ARM OUT OF THE WAY BY STRIKING YOUR OPPONENT OR PROTECTING YOUR HEAD, always drill this way or you might end up shooting yourself.