Hey guys Chris Sajnog here and in this video I am gonna teach you how to
do the rubberband draw with your pistol let's go ahead and get started alright
so what is the rubberband draw well that's the name that I came up with and
if you've read my book Navy SEAL shooting you read about it and hopefully
you've been practicing it but I just want to do a short video demonstrating
it for you so you can kind of see some of the nuances and what I mean by
placing all these random rubber bands around your body
well imaginary rubber bands when you're shooting the reason I call it the rubber
band is because when you draw your pistol I want you to imagine that you
have rubber bands attached to different places the first place you're going to
have a rubber band attached is to your target there's a rubber band coming from
that to the muzzle of your pistol because that's where we want that muzzle
to go so there's going to be that tension that's constantly pulling it
towards there the other rubber band you're gonna have is there's gonna be
one towards the center of your chest and this one's gonna be attached to the back
of your pistol imaginary right these are all imaginary rotor bands don't really
go attaching rubber bands everywhere the reason we want this one is as we press
out with that pistol we want that to slow down because you don't want to just
stop very quickly you want that tension to be fighting against each other so you
come to a nice smooth stop when you're ready to shoot the third one is going to
be attached to your holster because we also want the tension to be coming in
through here you'll hear a lot of people talk about a four point draw or a four
stage draw or some some people have five some have three but traditionally
there's going to be these stages where you have one here two here is out of the
holster and then three is a high compressed position up here now unless
you're doing room-clearing or something like that if my goal is to shoot at a
target I don't want to waste time bringing the gun inside to here
wanted to get smoothly from here out where I can shoot and that's the reason
we want one attached here but there's also going to be one attached to your
target so the gun is going to move towards this but it's not going to come
all the way up here but it's also not grayed out to the side here we want to
be starting to bring it along our centerline so it can come in line with
the with our eyesight in our line of sight to our target here's how you do
the draw a couple recommendations I have first off don't always start your draw
from the ninja position so this is the ninja position and I see this a lot of
times with military and law enforcement because they're used to training with a
long gun like carbine they're always in this position but then I asked if you
were just talking to somebody on the street is this how you would get ready
to draw your pistol obviously the answer's no so get used to having your
hands in different positions maybe you're writing something down maybe
you're carrying groceries you can be doing lots of things with your hands
besides being in the Ninja position from just a normal position that you're going
to be in the first thing you want to do is when you move to draw your pistol you
want to get your line of sight in one spot so if I'm gonna draw my pistol I'm
gonna step into position and now I don't want to move my line of sight as I'm
drawing the pistol and bringing it up on the target because if I do that
essentially what I'm doing is making a moving target I'm moving my line of
sight up or down left or right it doesn't matter my eyes and that target
are moving and they don't need to be we want to keep those in one place if we
can so you get in your position with my reaction or support hand I'm gonna get
that ready along my center line so I can bring my pistol up to my other hand and
it's gonna meet there I'm not gonna bring them up together just have it
waiting because there's nothing else for these this hand to do except like wave
to somebody like hi I'm gonna shoot you when you draw your pistol I want you to
get used to coming around in a Halfmoon shape that way you can get a high grip
on your pistol because once you grab your pistol that's all you got you don't
get to regrab your pistol or I guess you could but it's gonna take a lot longer
and you could be getting shot or lose a competition as you bring your pistol
that tension from these from these other rubber bands is starting to pull so the
first one that pulls is the one on my target so that's gonna rotate my muzzle
forward now I'm gonna start my hands are gonna meet in the middle now the best
place for your hands to meet is where you clap because you clap there all the
time if you don't clap all the time you should because there's a lot of things
to clap about right this is where my hands are gonna meet they're gonna meet
right there I bring it in I rotate up and I start driving out and that tension
is pulling towards my target but then I also start having the tension from the
imaginary rubber band that's on my chest that's going to be slowing it down so as
those sights come into my line-of-sight front sight post and the rear sights
they're all lining up and it's slowing down and there's tension and now as soon
as it's there I'm ready to take the shot so that's it it's really easy make sure
you are practicing it's the only way to get better don't practice at the range
that is the worst place you can practice shooting okay get one of these blue guns
get an airsoft gun that's the same shape and size as your gun and your training
will take off so again that's it for the rubber band draw make sure you go ahead
and practice and until next time keep paving your path to perfection hey I
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