This is ok for basics but the most important feature of a proper concealed carry class is to understand your states laws regarding when one can use deadly force and when one cannot, as well as how to avoid a confrontation and the principles of "last resort". Many states, like mine have laws that are considered "stand your ground" and "castle doctrines" but should not be misconstrued as the need to ignore common sense and avoid using deadly force if possible. Utilizing deadly force and being wrong can and often will cost you your freedom for a very long time. I encourage everyone to take their state's promulgated LTC or CCW class in order to learn the laws and be as responsible as possible..
What you are talking about is CCW law class. It is far too often people take that class and think they are good to carry a gun. Couldn't be further from the truth. If you do not train it doesn't matter if you know the law or not. You are a liability to yourself and others. That being said it is very important to understand when you are justified. So taking a law class is highly advisable as you said or simply understanding the laws of your area. Also understanding as you said is a last resort. Most who are out training like this already have done that research. It is those who are not trained that usually take the law class but due to lack of hard skills will make mistakes or poor choices in the moment.
educating myself just by listening to the section on proper grip, that feels so much better than what i was doing before. death grip right hand was what i was doing. thank you so much for explaining this will try it when i go out to the range next time
Not that ETG didn't explain it good, cause he did. If you check out Mike Glover Actual he goes over grip in a video, the whole video is about grip. I've watch and listened to both and they are both spot on between each other. He just had close up views and goes a lil more into depth of how, why, etc. Keep in pumping out excellent content bro. Thank you for all you're doing for the community.
Good instructor. Obviously, he has a public speaking "tick" but easily worth it for the quality content he provides. I'll take "does that make sense?" over "know what I'm saying?" or "Bruh".
One thing to think about with appendix carry and sitting in the car is placing the seat belt behind your holster. One it helps get it out of the way, and two it will help prevent internal damage from your holster if you slam on your breaks or get into an accident.
Don't wear a seat belt. Our parents/grandparents through us in the back seat the day we were born..... your choice. Appendix carry is the most dominant picture ..... better better have it there and not need it not need it then not have it there and need it
Is this a new channel? I was reading through the comments and I see a lot of negativity I just watched the entire 47 min 21 seconds. This was an educational gold mine. I wish to take a class like this one day. And I hope to see more of your training classes
I agree!! Just came across the channel and watched the full 47 minutes and wish there was more. A lot of information and the way they explained different situations was awesome. I’ll definitely be watching more! Wish I could take their class!
Thanks man that’s mighty kind. Mostly the negative comments are just about repeat words…not about the actual educational content…if that bothers them they probably aren’t actually trying to learn they just want entertainment…so it’s all good. Plus anyone who’s taught knows you probably have something a phrase or word you over use haha.
Hahah yeah I almost didn’t post it but was more concerned about the educational content. Lots of times people don’t get engaged with at all in classes and commonly people are intimidated and don’t want to ask questions. Soooo I did over use several phrases
Excellent Class! As a Texas LTC, I learned several new procedures. I've also passed this video to a newby lady who recently purchased a handgun and has not, as yet, trained.
I want to see a study on how windshield slope affects the trajectory of a bullet. First to confirm the counterintuitive claim that a bullet will turn in the direction of impact.
You guys are amazing for putting this info out there. The standing instruction was very proficient but only practice and dry fire will get you to good. The vehicle portion was very comprehensive for the amount of time and i agree with all of the points made. Windshield shooting is so nuanced that i agree it should be a last resort. I never shot through a windshield but my partner did (5 shots) and missed every one. If i ever come out to you guys for training, ill tell you the story. Anyway, all the tactical and prep info regarding vehicles was on point. Leaving turning space is definitely the best advantage you will have if you do not see it coming. Thanks again! Be safe out there!👍🇺🇸
Excellent defensive pistol training, especially with a RDO. I used to worry about my draw and how fast I could get my pistol out. Which actually slowed me down on my presentation and trigger press. I adopted an 80/20, now I'm at a 90/10 after a class with Scott at MSP. With a good draw and slowing back down in my presentation to get a good sight picture, I see my dot and not inducing too much input onto the gun and pressing my shot. It finally has become intuiative; push, pinky, press the shot. Keep up the great work. Oh, and Scott says, "Does that make sense?" the entire class as well. All good. 😆
Great video. You should ask some civil/city scenarios such as supermarket or movie theater, or gas station or a shopping mall where the good guy with a gun needs to cover, assess and then act…
How many people started buying their pants +2" larger at the waist when they realized they want to conceal carry more often? I've found the biggest problem I have is that all my pants are too tight for stuffing a pistol (and esp. w/ extra mag) inside my waistband.
The problem I have is with the grip he use. I can’t hit anything holding my gun that way. I’ve have notable instructors (Ayoob, Farnham, Maglio) try to teach me and it just doesn’t work for me. I shoot fastest and most accurately using a “thumbs down crush grip”. I really wish instructors would take into account that the thumbs forward grip is not the “be all, end all” for everyone.
It took me 18 mins into the video before I realized he was saying shirt not garmin. Its nice when i can understand the words being spoken. Which is very rare, not sure if its my ears or brain.
Great content. My only criticism is this. Stop saying, "Does that make sense?" if you are not gonna listen to the students after the question. Besides that, great basic info even I still have to work on!
For recoil, you dont want to have a grip of death or the recoil has nowhere to go, you want your body to soak up the recoil but keep a good grip with your hands without tensing up your arms to much
What you are referring to is muscle memory combined with eye /hand coordination. Which creates what's known as a natural point of aim. However muscle memory takes on avg 2000 rep in a 2 week period of doing it correctly.
Really enjoyed this video. You answered one question I had about shooting finger placement, Last night I was watching a Wilson Combat video where Massad Ayoob said the first knuckle of the trigger finger wrapped around the trigger was a good thing to reduce trigger pull effort and has been practiced by him and others. I like the pad of my finger on the trigger for straight back pull. I had previously heard that wrapping the first knuckle would cause a pulled shot. Perhaps I learned this from a long standing Bullseye shooter and or an article I read about trigger control for target shooting....not sure
Youre absolutely right, I've heard that the knuckle is not the ideal place to pull the trigger from. But that's interesting that you've heard it can be good. I guess the bottom line is to TRAIN with whatever way you choose so that you are efficient with it.
I have a 507c with the circle dot. When im bringing the gun up, as soon as i see red i let it go. As long as you can see red , the most you'll be off is a couple inches
It's very good instruction very thorough. The only thing that bothers me is does it make sense to say that every phrase? I'm not making fun. You just need to drop that phrase. If that makes any sense.
Same thing with shooting a bare bow, if you draw the bow consistently as you did when you actually zero in the bow you should have a higher probability of hitting the target without having to sight your eyes in on the actual target, instinctively shooting to be more precise
This is definitely more of an "intro to pistols" class than it is a concealed carry class. At least 51% of the video focuses on handgun basics rather than anything specific/exclusive to concealed carry.
Knowing how to shoot your pistol has nothing to do with concealed carry? I would say the industry as a whole has this backwards. Self-defense and carry laws should be taken after you have the skills to use your pistol as an asset to yourself and others. Knowing the law does not mean you have the skill you need and should start carrying. You are correct though this is not typically what people think of when they say CCW class
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup Meant no disrespect, just thought the video was going to focus on different areas of the topic, but thank you for clarifying the intent and relevance of the class with respect to CCW though.
Yes that is horrible for concealment. It like suck in and the out at the bottom. After watching this I never carry with that shirt. Thanks for the kind words
Great video. You should ask some civil/city scenarios such as supermarket or movie theater, or gas station or a shopping mall where the good guy with a gun needs to cover, assess and then act…
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroupHey man if you want some good shirts for concealed carry I recommend true classic Tee's, they fit snug on the chest and arms but hang loose around the stomach.
Dumb question? These two skinny guys with appendix carry are to me obviously carrying. Is that not what most people see? I'm a big guy and would rather carry stong side, but the little bits poking out still seem not very concealed. Appendix carry on me feels not very concealed. Am I too self-conscious about this?
The shirt I was wearing that day was horrible for ccw. I have been carrying an appendix for 8 years and never had anyone notice. That being said if you are a bigger dude nothing wrong with carrying on your hip.
This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing this video,because i had a lot of bad experiences in the philippines i am a gun owner so yeah i learn alot thanks bosss post more videos godblesss best regard 💯
First time watching your videos/channel. Why are the targets so low? I would think you would want the target height at the average height of a male/human being? Is it the berm behind you being shorter too or some other reason? Thanks for the response if you choose to do so.
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup thanks. I was making up funny scenarios in my head but I figured there was something more grounded in reality for an answer instead of alien anteaters on Walmart scooters.
Which gun do you recommend for a beginner? I was thinking of Glock 19 Gen 3. Don't think Gen 4 or Gen 5 are California compliant, unless rules changed. But is a Glock 19 really good for a beginner or would you recommend something different? Thanks for the help!
@@zesty4011 Makes sense. I have been watching a few videos for which guns fit the best in palm but I guess it is all subjective and depends from person to person. Some people have big hands, some bave small hands, some have longer fingers and what not. I think that's what I am going to do, will visit a gun shop and get a feel before I swipe the card. Thanks zesty!
Quick question, theoretically wouldnt you want to practice with a deathgrip because in the moment of needing to use deadly force your adrenaline will be rushing and you wont fully be thinking properly and more than likely deathgripping the gun out of fear?
Nope, I think practicing correctly is better than faking adrenaline dumps. Your subconscious will do what you order it to do and how well it does that is based on how much you have trained it.
Is this what a cc class is like. I thought it would be all the legal problems of carrying. If you accidentally hit the tripper putting that away you become a her.
Knowing the law should be a CCW law class that's the easy part. Putting 5 rounds in a massive square with no time limit or draw and telling people they are good to carry when they suck at shooting and know nothing about their actual abilities... Know the law but also know how to use your gun...Wouldn't recommend pulling the trigger on any gun while holstering.
Bro I know for almost a guaranteed fact that you have attended or viewed either a @CarryTrainer class or a @S12 event with Mickey Schuch. Almost willing to bet my last dollar on that.
EMS here. Belt is too high for safe use if it sits behind your holster, above your actual lap and in your navel area. In the event of a collision (more likely than needing to draw your firearm), the thing that's supposed to keep you safe is going to do more damage. Belt over holster, shirt over belt
Damn, this is captivating. No ego, no politics. A very objective and informative class.
hey thanks we try
This is ok for basics but the most important feature of a proper concealed carry class is to understand your states laws regarding when one can use deadly force and when one cannot, as well as how to avoid a confrontation and the principles of "last resort". Many states, like mine have laws that are considered "stand your ground" and "castle doctrines" but should not be misconstrued as the need to ignore common sense and avoid using deadly force if possible. Utilizing deadly force and being wrong can and often will cost you your freedom for a very long time. I encourage everyone to take their state's promulgated LTC or CCW class in order to learn the laws and be as responsible as possible..
What you are talking about is CCW law class. It is far too often people take that class and think they are good to carry a gun. Couldn't be further from the truth. If you do not train it doesn't matter if you know the law or not. You are a liability to yourself and others. That being said it is very important to understand when you are justified. So taking a law class is highly advisable as you said or simply understanding the laws of your area. Also understanding as you said is a last resort. Most who are out training like this already have done that research. It is those who are not trained that usually take the law class but due to lack of hard skills will make mistakes or poor choices in the moment.
I think this is probably the hands-on part of his class and not the classroom portion.
I’d imagine if your taking this class surely you’ve already done all that Lol just an assumption tho haha 😂
@@joshmajor8662no…most new gun owners (since Covid) bought a gun or two and acquired 1-2g rounds, and have never fired a gun….ever.
Disagree. The law only matters if you can shoot.
I watched this video with 0 pauses, I was super engaged. Extremely informative, thank you!!
educating myself just by listening to the section on proper grip, that feels so much better than what i was doing before. death grip right hand was what i was doing. thank you so much for explaining this will try it when i go out to the range next time
Glad you got something good out of it. Thank you for watching
Not that ETG didn't explain it good, cause he did.
If you check out Mike Glover Actual he goes over grip in a video, the whole video is about grip. I've watch and listened to both and they are both spot on between each other. He just had close up views and goes a lil more into depth of how, why, etc.
Keep in pumping out excellent content bro. Thank you for all you're doing for the community.
Good instructor. Obviously, he has a public speaking "tick" but easily worth it for the quality content he provides. I'll take "does that make sense?" over "know what I'm saying?" or "Bruh".
Thanks man yeah it can be hard to realize those ticks till you watch yourself speak then you realize oh man I say that a lot haha.
People forget there are expert experienced shooters who have the total control over their gun. So never underestimate a one.
Glad to find this class and channel. Learn the Laws in your area, some are so serious you'd rather be shot than shoot back, NOT KIDDING !
LOL!
One thing to think about with appendix carry and sitting in the car is placing the seat belt behind your holster. One it helps get it out of the way, and two it will help prevent internal damage from your holster if you slam on your breaks or get into an accident.
EMS disagrees with you (see in another comment thread).
I don't appendix carry, too uncomfortable to drive.
Don't wear a seat belt. Our parents/grandparents through us in the back seat the day we were born..... your choice. Appendix carry is the most dominant picture ..... better better have it there and not need it not need it then not have it there and need it
@@bestjobieverhad9584Imagine saying to not wear a seatbelt.
@@jm329I think he was ejected from a car and received permanent brain damage
Does that make sense?
Only teasing, very patient and no bs instructor 👍🏾
lol right?! I have a lot of repeat sayings haha
Is this a new channel? I was reading through the comments and I see a lot of negativity
I just watched the entire 47 min 21 seconds. This was an educational gold mine.
I wish to take a class like this one day. And I hope to see more of your training classes
I agree with you. There were a lot of negative comments. Everyone teaches differently, and I'm sure this is only a portion of the class.
I agree!! Just came across the channel and watched the full 47 minutes and wish there was more. A lot of information and the way they explained different situations was awesome. I’ll definitely be watching more! Wish I could take their class!
Thanks man that’s mighty kind. Mostly the negative comments are just about repeat words…not about the actual educational content…if that bothers them they probably aren’t actually trying to learn they just want entertainment…so it’s all good. Plus anyone who’s taught knows you probably have something a phrase or word you over use haha.
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroupthat does make sense 🤗
Does that make Sense every 5 seconds is Crazy 🤣
this comment makes sense.
know what I'm saying?
Hahah yeah I almost didn’t post it but was more concerned about the educational content. Lots of times people don’t get engaged with at all in classes and commonly people are intimidated and don’t want to ask questions. Soooo I did over use several phrases
I never noticed, great video
at least he is making sure everyone is getting him.
Excellent Class! As a Texas LTC, I learned several new procedures.
I've also passed this video to a newby lady who recently purchased a handgun and has not, as yet, trained.
Hey I am glad you really got something out of it. Always appreciate the positive feed back.
Thank you for posting this video. Especially with this subject matter.I like to know what I'm going to be walking into, so I don't feel inadequate.
finally an in depth explanation of grip, now when I draw am sighted without thinking.
I want to see a study on how windshield slope affects the trajectory of a bullet. First to confirm the counterintuitive claim that a bullet will turn in the direction of impact.
Lots of demos of this. Give it a google
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“A lot of common sense goes a long ways” straight fax
You guys are amazing for putting this info out there. The standing instruction was very proficient but only practice and dry fire will get you to good.
The vehicle portion was very comprehensive for the amount of time and i agree with all of the points made. Windshield shooting is so nuanced that i agree it should be a last resort.
I never shot through a windshield but my partner did (5 shots) and missed every one. If i ever come out to you guys for training, ill tell you the story.
Anyway, all the tactical and prep info regarding vehicles was on point. Leaving turning space is definitely the best advantage you will have if you do not see it coming.
Thanks again!
Be safe out there!👍🇺🇸
what people who dont understand why people carry, is that the right to carry is the responsibility to avoid confrontations
Watching this video after my CCW Class. Great tips
Excellent defensive pistol training, especially with a RDO. I used to worry about my draw and how fast I could get my pistol out. Which actually slowed me down on my presentation and trigger press. I adopted an 80/20, now I'm at a 90/10 after a class with Scott at MSP. With a good draw and slowing back down in my presentation to get a good sight picture, I see my dot and not inducing too much input onto the gun and pressing my shot. It finally has become intuiative; push, pinky, press the shot. Keep up the great work. Oh, and Scott says, "Does that make sense?" the entire class as well. All good. 😆
This is gold. I’m new to CCL and going for
My class next month. I’m soaking all of this gold in, and range time ofcourse. Earned my sub !
Bow and arrow analogy is great on the trigger discipline ✔️ I sent this to a friend to understand that
Thank you for this
The “garment” segment is literally a life saver
I thought I had a decent grip. Found out filling palm in gap then wrapping fingers made made my grip much better. Thanks for that!
Great video. You should ask some civil/city scenarios such as supermarket or movie theater, or gas station or a shopping mall where the good guy with a gun needs to cover, assess and then act…
That's a good idea
really appreciate videos like this
How many people started buying their pants +2" larger at the waist when they realized they want to conceal carry more often? I've found the biggest problem I have is that all my pants are too tight for stuffing a pistol (and esp. w/ extra mag) inside my waistband.
My problems are my pants and printing through my shirts.
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Makes sense.
I am extremely impressed by the way you guys presented this. Nicely done guys. Rock & Roll.
Excellent training class by you both. Thank you very much.
Absolutly Thanks so much for the positve feed back.
That was a very light way of explaining your vehicle can do some serious damage as a necessary resource in a survival situation lol
I don’t know, “does that make sense?”
. Don’t worry. We know your the man.
this is a great class and great video, thanks for posting it!
Great class. Awesome info. Thanks
I took a sip everytime I head if that makes sense and I’m absolutely fuckin hammered lmao
Everybody take a shot everytime he says "does that make sense" 😂
Guarantee you'll be drunk asf😂😂😂
Facts
thanks
The problem I have is with the grip he use. I can’t hit anything holding my gun that way. I’ve have notable instructors (Ayoob, Farnham, Maglio) try to teach me and it just doesn’t work for me. I shoot fastest and most accurately using a “thumbs down crush grip”. I really wish instructors would take into account that the thumbs forward grip is not the “be all, end all” for everyone.
if there's slightest possibility of s hitting f just take the seatbelt off pre-emptively. Chance of accident is usually very small anyway
It took me 18 mins into the video before I realized he was saying shirt not garmin.
Its nice when i can understand the words being spoken.
Which is very rare, not sure if its my ears or brain.
Caught him saying Garmin once
Thank you! Loved all the information! Just came across your channel and will be watching more!
Great content. My only criticism is this. Stop saying, "Does that make sense?" if you are not gonna listen to the students after the question. Besides that, great basic info even I still have to work on!
For recoil, you dont want to have a grip of death or the recoil has nowhere to go, you want your body to soak up the recoil but keep a good grip with your hands without tensing up your arms to much
What you are referring to is muscle memory combined with eye /hand coordination. Which creates what's known as a natural point of aim. However muscle memory takes on avg 2000 rep in a 2 week period of doing it correctly.
Makes sense
Your a Real Good Teacher
Really enjoyed this video. You answered one question I had about shooting finger placement, Last night I was watching a Wilson Combat video where Massad Ayoob said the first knuckle of the trigger finger wrapped around the trigger was a good thing to reduce trigger pull effort and has been practiced by him and others. I like the pad of my finger on the trigger for straight back pull. I had previously heard that wrapping the first knuckle would cause a pulled shot. Perhaps I learned this from a long standing Bullseye shooter and or an article I read about trigger control for target shooting....not sure
Youre absolutely right, I've heard that the knuckle is not the ideal place to pull the trigger from. But that's interesting that you've heard it can be good. I guess the bottom line is to TRAIN with whatever way you choose so that you are efficient with it.
I have a 507c with the circle dot. When im bringing the gun up, as soon as i see red i let it go. As long as you can see red , the most you'll be off is a couple inches
You did a great job man.
It's very good instruction very thorough. The only thing that bothers me is does it make sense to say that every phrase? I'm not making fun. You just need to drop that phrase. If that makes any sense.
Same thing with shooting a bare bow, if you draw the bow consistently as you did when you actually zero in the bow you should have a higher probability of hitting the target without having to sight your eyes in on the actual target, instinctively shooting to be more precise
Awesome stuff. Good training ! Would love to take a class like this
Hey great class! Feel like I was part of it.
This is definitely more of an "intro to pistols" class than it is a concealed carry class. At least 51% of the video focuses on handgun basics rather than anything specific/exclusive to concealed carry.
Knowing how to shoot your pistol has nothing to do with concealed carry? I would say the industry as a whole has this backwards. Self-defense and carry laws should be taken after you have the skills to use your pistol as an asset to yourself and others. Knowing the law does not mean you have the skill you need and should start carrying. You are correct though this is not typically what people think of when they say CCW class
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup Meant no disrespect, just thought the video was going to focus on different areas of the topic, but thank you for clarifying the intent and relevance of the class with respect to CCW though.
@@LiLRotum no disrespect taken at all. Hope ya enjoyed the video.
Great perspective & info! Thank you!
Thanks for the video, very helpful.
Your channel just popped up… I’ll be checking out your videos
Doesthatmakesense?
This is great information much appreciated
Excellent video!
This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing this video.
It DOES make sense 👌👌
Yeah actually a nice video. This guys words per minute have to set a record.
Great stuff
Wow makes sense
Does that make sense?
looks like a great training class. although those iwb appendix holsters did not seem to conceal very well under those thin t-shirts.
Yes that is horrible for concealment. It like suck in and the out at the bottom. After watching this I never carry with that shirt. Thanks for the kind words
Great video. You should ask some civil/city scenarios such as supermarket or movie theater, or gas station or a shopping mall where the good guy with a gun needs to cover, assess and then act…
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroupHey man if you want some good shirts for concealed carry I recommend true classic Tee's, they fit snug on the chest and arms but hang loose around the stomach.
It does make sense...
Great video guys,thank you! What holster and tactical belt brands do you use?
That make sense?
Dumb question? These two skinny guys with appendix carry are to me obviously carrying. Is that not what most people see? I'm a big guy and would rather carry stong side, but the little bits poking out still seem not very concealed. Appendix carry on me feels not very concealed. Am I too self-conscious about this?
The shirt I was wearing that day was horrible for ccw. I have been carrying an appendix for 8 years and never had anyone notice. That being said if you are a bigger dude nothing wrong with carrying on your hip.
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup Thanks. I'm not really a big guy, just kind of fat :)
OMG! Couldn't watch this past the third " does that make sense "
Good stuff. Thanks
Very informative 👍
This is not a CC class, it's a combat and active self protection class. CC class main objective is instilled safety and responsibility.
Excellent video
Great job guy's.
Instinctive shooting
Do a video as if you where the passenger, with another armed friend or possibly a unarmed friend
This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing this video,because i had a lot of bad experiences in the philippines i am a gun owner so yeah i learn alot thanks bosss post more videos godblesss best regard 💯
“Does that make sense?”
this is amazing
Awesome information, Brother 😉👍👊🇺🇸
I was stricking matches with my 40 caliber glock at 15 yards in a CCW class and the instructor left the class no one has seen him since.
First time watching your videos/channel. Why are the targets so low? I would think you would want the target height at the average height of a male/human being? Is it the berm behind you being shorter too or some other reason? Thanks for the response if you choose to do so.
Broken target sticks. So no real reason for training purposes. Thank you for watching
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup thanks. I was making up funny scenarios in my head but I figured there was something more grounded in reality for an answer instead of alien anteaters on Walmart scooters.
Great information, thank you! What brand of holsters are you guys using that can accommodate the lights?
I carry it appendix and in a sling bag but without one in the pipe.
Can’t stand hearing the salesman style does that make sense 1000 times
Can someone tell me if all concealed gun applications are the exactly the same in every state?thanks
Which gun do you recommend for a beginner? I was thinking of Glock 19 Gen 3. Don't think Gen 4 or Gen 5 are California compliant, unless rules changed. But is a Glock 19 really good for a beginner or would you recommend something different? Thanks for the help!
A glock 19 or 17 is a great gun I still shoot my glock 17 and carry it so you are right on the money
Glocks are nice since they’re so customizable, I have my p10c cz and the grip is better than stock Glock IMO,
@@itsglory2415 Yeah A lot of options on the market and the cz may be a better fit and feel. Just depends on what you like.
I'd go to the stores and actually hold each pistol and see what feels good in the hand. Don't just purchase because of brand name. Just my 2 cents.
@@zesty4011 Makes sense. I have been watching a few videos for which guns fit the best in palm but I guess it is all subjective and depends from person to person. Some people have big hands, some bave small hands, some have longer fingers and what not. I think that's what I am going to do, will visit a gun shop and get a feel before I swipe the card. Thanks zesty!
Your logo looks a lot like swampfox. Kind of an issue for me 😂 I'm not sure why though. Amazing sharing all this knowledge. Thank you!!!!
wow, It does. Never heard of them till you mentioned it. Always happy to share
Quick question, theoretically wouldnt you want to practice with a deathgrip because in the moment of needing to use deadly force your adrenaline will be rushing and you wont fully be thinking properly and more than likely deathgripping the gun out of fear?
Nope, I think practicing correctly is better than faking adrenaline dumps. Your subconscious will do what you order it to do and how well it does that is based on how much you have trained it.
This is at great video ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Is this what a cc class is like. I thought it would be all the legal problems of carrying. If you accidentally hit the tripper putting that away you become a her.
Knowing the law should be a CCW law class that's the easy part. Putting 5 rounds in a massive square with no time limit or draw and telling people they are good to carry when they suck at shooting and know nothing about their actual abilities... Know the law but also know how to use your gun...Wouldn't recommend pulling the trigger on any gun while holstering.
Do you guys cover lunch?
"does that make sense?"
Does that make sense
That don't make sense 😂 great video keep doing great vids
Bro I know for almost a guaranteed fact that you have attended or viewed either a @CarryTrainer class or a @S12 event with Mickey Schuch. Almost willing to bet my last dollar on that.
When you're conceal carrying in your vehicle, why do you not tuck the seatbelt and shirt behind the gun?
No reason its not a bad idea at all. Sometimes I will. kida dealers choice.
@@ExecutiveTrainingGroup Gotcha! Thanks!
EMS here. Belt is too high for safe use if it sits behind your holster, above your actual lap and in your navel area. In the event of a collision (more likely than needing to draw your firearm), the thing that's supposed to keep you safe is going to do more damage.
Belt over holster, shirt over belt
@@Cheung_Kodythanks for that nugget!