Chris Collins Concealed Carry Draw Part 4
This entry is part 4 of 6 in the series Collins Concealed CarryCONCEALED CARRY DRAW In this segment of our Chris Collins Concealed Carry Series, we will go over close quarters combat. It is safest to train for extreme close quarters positions with your SIRT and...
Chris Collins Concealed Carry Draw
This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series Collins Concealed Carry CONCEALED CARRY DRAW Have you tried different draw strokes from a cover garment? Cover garments can range from a lot of things such as open jackets, Tshirts, button-down shirts, etc. Chris talks...
Chris Collins Concealed Carry Draw Part 2
This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Collins Concealed CarryCONCEALED CARRY DRAW Getting off the X, what does it mean? The x is the point of attack or where the attacker will be focusing their attacks. Chris demonstrates at :20 seconds that he is standing on...
Chris Collins Concealed Carry Draw Part 3
This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Collins Concealed CarryCONCEALED CARRY DRAW In the third installment of this series, Chris discusses the benefits of moving at an angle towards your target. While this may seem counterintuitive, it gets you off the X and forces...Concealed Carry 3:2 – Getting off the “X”
Concealed Carry 3:2 – Getting off the “X” This is a follow up video to arrange the concealed carry work Chris showed in Video http://youtu.be/-_rmrKZYLck. The progression is to get off line where you change your position while simultaneously drawing...
Seated Shooting
Shooting from a Seated Position This is definitely not standard pistolcraft we train on the range, but yet this is very very practical training. In Lakewood Washington, four officers were shot while seated at a coffee shop. This is a subject that really hits home for...
POV Shooting USPSA Competitive Shooting Stage
POV in a USPSA Stage I’m personally not a huge fan of the point of view camera shot. It doesn’t quite tell a whole story. However, GoPros have a use and in a stage like this, the shot provides an idea of a gauntlet style action pistol shooting...
AM Training Series
AM Training: Shooting Pistol Forward Deceleration: When you are 100% cold hitting the range try a challenging drill that taxes your fundamentals. This drill is a simple drill of two shots at each position of 25 yrds, advance to 20 yrds, 15 yrds and finally two shots...
Training with the SIRT AR Bolt
Train with Your Own AR-15 You can train with your AR 15 in your own house. Steve Gowin shows some very basic training techniques you can do with your own AR. Learn how to train some basic skills such as operate the safety (selector switch) with your AR-15 and...
Analyzing Recoil with High Speed Camera: Straight or Bent Arms
Straight arms or Bent Arms When Shooting a Pistol? ANALYSIS OF RECOIL WITH HIGH-SPEED CAMERA One focus of this analysis is to understand whether you should use straight arms or bent arms. This video shot a few years ago is at least a beginning of an analysis to slow...
Low Port with Punching Out Gun
Low Port Shooting Today we just had a simple drill of a low port shooting where we kept the pistol back to her chest until he saw the target before we punched out and broke a shot. Want to go live fire; we put brass in the pistols to induce malfunctions. This is an...
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