FULL SPECTRUM WARRIOR

Today, Rich Graham from Full Spectrum Warrior discusses safety employment, when he uses it and when he doesn't.

If it seems like sometimes your gun just isn't shooting right, there's a couple things you can check.

First, did you start dialing in with your 100 yd zero? Sometimes, this is all it takes to get back to shooting like you and your gun know you can. Always start and end you session with setting your scope back to the 100 yd zero.

Second, do a quick equipment inspection and make sure nothing is loose. On the video above, the screws were loose on the scope mount and the scope moved. This of course affected our accuracy.

These two quick things can save you a lot of frustration.

Rich

In this video I explain why you should practice changing eyes when switching hands, even with a handgun.

For the full scoop, members of the Full Spectrum Warrior can check out the Combat Mobility System Video on ambidextrous shooting.

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In this video Rich discusses the tactical AR-15 flip and movement in relation to combat effectiveness.

Rich discusses team movement and bounding in this video. Quick disclaimer, this is A TACTIC and not THE TACTIC.

In this demonstration, you are creating distance both from the threat and from each other to create a crossfire situation.

In this video, Rich Graham discusses using natural point of aim in long range shooting.

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This video is the first installment of the three part Nauka Introduction and Strike Series on the FSW Membership. Rich discusses Nauka, where it originated, mindset, and the liquid guard and how its different than sport fighting.

Members of FSW have access to this three part series as well as the rest of the Nauka Strikes and Drills videos.

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Watch and learn as Rich provides some knowledge about how to draw less attention to yourself as a concealed carry holder and what to look for in others. 

Deciding you want to conceal carry a firearm is step one. Step two is figuring out which firearm is going to work best for you over a variety of situations.

 Before we get started, let me lead with an important disclaimer.

Newsflash:  One gun will simply not work perfectly for every body type, in every climate, or for every situation.

One gun is definitely better than no gun at all, but to be honest, a well-rounded CCW holder has a variety of guns for a variety of concealed carry purposes.

When deciding which gun to purchase for your CCW, it is important to embrace the fact that you aren’t searching for the best brand of gun but the best weapon for you.

Keyword you.

Not the highest rated weapon on the market or the coolest looking one in the shop, or the one your buddy loves, but a gun that serves you on two fronts:

1. Concealability
2. Threat level

Concealability 

Let's start with concealability. When our main goal is to disguise the fact that we are ca...

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