Ok, so how does one train in these types of drills to be proficient?
Just as Protectivemeasures said. How many Law Enforcement agencys and Military bases have you ever heard of that has or utilizes "draw mirrors" ?
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Ok, so how does one train in these types of drills to be proficient?
The mirrors are moot. You missed my point obviously.Just as Protectivemeasures said. How many Law Enforcement agencys and Military bases have you ever heard of that has or utilizes "draw mirrors" ?
With an experienced Qualified, Certified Instructor who can instruct you in how to build your fundamental skills using proven efficient techniques... and I don't just mean my school. There are plenty of other good ones out there.
Too many people spend all their time looking at their "tools" when they should be learning how to get the job done.
We're covered up with people in our school, including men that have never even shot a gun, who will be more mentally as well as physically trained to use the gun (if they have no other choice) than many that are self-taught who have not invested the time & money to seek out professional help somewhere.
It's only you & your families live's at stake... if you carry a gun for self-defense, GO SOMEWHERE & get some instruction from an expert. No man is born with the skills to use a firearm... you have to be taught like any other skill.
Too many people are too proud to admit that they don't already know everything about guns & tactics.
The best instructors I know are constantly seeking out more training to keep learning & getting better.
If one day you have to use a gun for real, that is no time to "wing" it.
You will have one chance & probably very little time to get it right unless you're real lucky.
And if you're not lucky or don't REALLY know & understand the Use of Deadly Force & Carry laws, at minimum you may go to jail but at worst you or your family could be killed.
The mirrors are moot. You missed my point obviously.
My opinion is this and this is my final stance. Pulling up the shirt was useless. If you felt your life was being threatened, the weapon should have been drawn.
Got it more than covered, amigo. Close friends with an experienced, qualified and certified instruction who just happens to love revolvers as much as I do. I am well trained (ok, not like military or LEO trained...but better than most 'normal' people) and very well practiced...and very comfortable with my weapon(s) of choice.
But you are right...training and practice will make or break a person's ability to protect themselves when they have to do so.
Just as Protectivemeasures said. How many Law Enforcement agencys and Military bases have you ever heard of that has or utilizes "draw mirrors" ?
Sidenote: If you practice that way, uhhh... make SURE that you have cleared your weapon ( then make sure again), about 10-12 years ago there was a guy at a one of the schools out west who was practicing his draw sequence & shot through the mirror on the hotel door & killed his friend who was there with him.