Here is a short excerpt from a fundamentals course we ran out here on the ranch. Many times when new shooters get started we see them adjusting their heads to their sight vs bringing their sights up in front of their eyes. This can lead to poor body position, losing focus of the target during weapon manipulations and the potential of never acquiring the sights at all under stressful situations (looking over the pistol).
Here are a few tips and things your can do to help make sure that you can properly acquire you sights and watch the "field" through your weapon manipulations. For more information and a deeper dive into these specific fundamentals join us on the FSW University and check out these 3 training series:
-The Combat Mobility System
-Training The High Ready Position
-6 Fundamentals For Defensive Pistol
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In this video Rich shows how to use the high ready position when moving around people.
Here Rich dispels some common myths of why you should learn to shoot with either hand.
Here's a pro-tip for all the left-handed shooters that utilize the Glock.
Rich explains how to quickly and efficiently eject a magazine from a Glock.
The worst has happened and you had to stop a threat by firing your firearm.
Depending on the situation, it may be wise to accomplish a tactical reload.
Watch the video above as Rich Graham demonstrates how and when to do a tactical reload.
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