This video provides a detailed guide on how to effectively draw a handgun from concealed carry, emphasizing speed, accuracy, and safety. It breaks down the draw stroke into four fundamental steps: grip acquisition and retention defeat, clearing the holster, rotating the firearm towards the target with support hand engagement, and full extension. The instruction covers essential aspects like grip and stance, common mistakes to avoid, and equipment considerations such as holster selection and clothing choices. Dry fire practice with a shot timer is highlighted as a crucial element for building muscle memory and achieving consistent performance.
This instructional video from the U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) demonstrates proper movement techniques for self-defense firearm use. Director of Content Kevin Michalowski advises on how to "get off the X," clear a cover garment for a concealed draw, protect your head while retreating, and use your weak-side hand for guidance. The video addresses concerns about an attacker grabbing the firearm during a hasty tactical retreat, emphasizing techniques for creating distance from a threat. It's designed to provide practical advice for responsibly armed Americans.
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