Close Quarters Weapon Retention
Close Quarters Weapon Retention Simulating a close quarters situation for practice can be difficult. There are many factors that aren’t present in traditional shooting when engaging a threat up close. Shooting accurately can be challenging enough on a range; when you...
Seated Draw to Address a Threat
Shooting from a Seated Position In this video, Don Gulla will walk you through how to engage threats from a seated position. Most of us spend a significant amount of time sitting so knowing how to draw and aim is a critical skill to practice. While the fundamentals...
3D Targets with Don Gulla
Shooting/Creating 3D Targets In this training by Don Gulla, you will learn the benefits of shooting a 3D target and how it is a better way to train than with 2D targets. In addition, you will learn how you can quickly and cheaply make a custom 3D target for yourself....
Compromised Shooting with Chris Collins
Compromised Shooting In this training by Chris Collins, you will learn about unconventional shooting positions. You won’t always have an ideal shooting position so knowing how to react to compromising situations is important. Defensive shooting is a very dynamic...
Travis Haley on Working Out with Proper Biomechanics on Shooting
Travis Haley practices in his daily life getting in and out of positions, his general body mechanics as a lifestyle on and off the range. POSITION WORK: Haley discusses position work such as just taking a knee. Haley stresses instead of just stepping narrow, step out...
Shooting Head Shots with Upward Angle to Mitigate Liability
This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Gulla Single Hand Defensive ShootingShooting upward to the head on an imminent lethal threat not only gets your head out of the line of fire and delivers a immediately incapacitating counter strike, but further, you can limit...
Breakdown of Narrow and Wide Target Transitions
The article provides analysis on how to most effectively transition a gun from one location to a second location. The contraction of muscle depends on the amount of distance between targets. A shorter transition demands quick upper thoracic vertebrae rotation. A wider...
Getting Head Out of Kill Zone and Returning Fire to Head of Threat with Single Hand Shooting
This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Gulla Single Hand Defensive ShootingOne handed shooting can have an advantage when moving to your left (for right handed shooters). There are situations where you can get shots off quicker and get your head off line when...SIRT Standard Content When Purchasing a SIRT
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[supsystic-slider id=1 position=”center”] There are many areas of use with the SIRT Training Pistol and the SIRT AR-Bolt. Instructors use the SIRT as a demonstration tool to illustrate the fundamentals and then they use SIRTs as a practice tool allowing...
Chris Collins Concealed Carry Draw Part 5
This entry is part 5 of 6 in the series Collins Concealed CarryCONCEALED CARRY DRAW Knowing multiple ways to reload and when to use each is a critical skill for a concealed carry shooter. In this segment, Chris is going to go over the speed reload and the tactical...
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