Shooting on the move. Jared Reston, Field Notes Ep. 60

SureFire Field Notes is a multi-segment informational video series with tips and techniques from subject matter experts of all backgrounds. In this episode, Jared Reston of Reston Group Training discusses shooting on the move. Special thanks to the Matthew Shockey and The Shooter Symposium!
Jared has been a law enforcement officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office since 2001 and has been an active member of S.W.A.T. since 2004. Jared is currently assigned as a Detective in the Department of Homeland Security/Gang Investigations Unit, and he is the assistant team leader and lead firearms instructor for the SWAT team. Jared has been involved in the successful resolution of over one thousand S.W.A.T. missions, including several lethal force incidents.
For his actions in a January 2008 shooting, he was awarded The President of the United States “Medal of Valor”, American Police and Hall of Fame’s "National Police Officer of the Year", Fraternal Order of Police’s "Florida Police Officer of the Year", and the State of Florida’s "Law Enforcement Officer of the Year."
Jared has had the opportunity to train with, and be trained by, some of the finest firearms and tactics instructors in the country. His goal is to use his training and experience to give Armed Professionals the tools to successfully resolve their own critical incidents.
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[@diametricallyopposed360]

Thanks for Abrams Tank analogy. The light bulb 💡 went on completely! 👍🏾

[@darrylbenjaminii5734]

Love Jared Reston. Please keep more videos coming.

[@whiskeyactual.]

Excellent analogy using the Abrams!

[@thebronzetoo]

Jared Reston is the real deal.

[@joshroten3997]

Good stuff 👍. A good trick is to practice movement/footwork with a full cup of water in your hands instead of a weapon at first. It helps to drive the point home that if you can keep your arms/hands steady during movement, more than likely you’ll keep your weapon’s sights steady too. Practice, practice, practice! 👍

[@notrai1594]

Marines about to be swarming these shooting on the move videos now that they added moving to the new rifle qualifying course of fire

[@tariqedwards1560]

And that's why I'm here 😂

[@NinjaTrollzTV]

Can confirm, this is why I’m here. But I’m just a corpsman trying to get expert.

[@joshuathornhill8168]

Yep😂

[@hersenskim]

Go check out this guys story. He totally changed my perspective on caliber and shot placement. Crazy story he told

[@lgdurocher]

He’s a legit badass

[@tdbarton7712]

I had the honor of training with Jared & Modern Samurai Project a year/half ago. He is an amazing person and instructor.

[@Nick-hj9xs]

Solid advice

[@mtower235]

Good articulation

[@RoninSerradaEscrimadore]

I love that Tshirt.

[@matthewhalford7189]

Please do some field notes videos on dog handlers and tactics involved with being a k9 handler

[@rickypickles2219]

Shooting while walking is insanely hard…now 10-20 yards ive gotten pretty solid at. Im working at around 50 yards and i suck lol

[@briancarrier9299]

This guy looks like an Abrams.

[@STRYKER_b14]

Full auto, burst or single fire?

[@hajime6939]

If you want to teach use more actions than words its 2022! Too many words tire brains quick

[@adanramirez2664]

Less talking