Ok so as I went through clips I found filming was cut off after a few seconds several times (future reference when the screen says it is hot, it may not work!) but got a few clips! First off thank you to my friend Mr. B for handing me a box of 200+ 9mm rounds to test fire for him (dont mind if I do! Haha) Worked on all pistol work and as mentioned working on immediate reaction drills in potential shooting situations.(remember not all bad situations are shooting situations take that pause to determine that)!!! Now shooting from a vehicle use as much cover as possible also use any natural supports as you notice my hands shoot straight for the door frame as I press my back into the seat. Try to do your re-loading from inside especially if it is an armored vehicle, and do not holster right away stay effective until you are clear of the threat! Also worked on a potential shooting situation after getting knocked down as you are falling you are acquiring your target the entire time and assessing the threat. Also do not try and draw your sidearm as you are falling bad things can happen like dropping your firearm, discharging the firearm especially if your trigger finger is undisciplined, use your hands to help control your fall, and tuck your chin or keep your head up which should happen as you find your target anyways to avoid cracking the back of your head in the fall. Avoid flagging your leg and/or foot by bring that muzzle up just like you would standing remember your target is above you now people tend to have troubles with this because they are now parallel to the ground and think they should draw straight out! A few thoughts to think about I also caution you and encourage you not to run out and try these things, some of this is not beginner shooting especially if you have that undisciplined trigger finger the last thing you need is to shoot your car or especially yourself!
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 01:44:04 +0000
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