Could You Draw Your Gun In Time At This Distance? (21 Foot Rule For Carrying Concealed)
This video explores the critical "21 Foot Rule," also known as the Tueller Drill, a fundamental self-defense principle for concealed carriers. It explains how an attacker armed with a knife can cover 21 feet in approximately 1.5 seconds, often faster than a defender can draw and engage a firearm. The video breaks down different scenarios to illustrate the challenges of drawing a concealed weapon under pressure, emphasizing the importance of situational awareness, preparedness, and efficient drawing techniques for effective self-defense.








