How To Draw Your Pistol: Draw Touch Points 

Great breakdown Myles 👌

Love the different techniques shown.

This video is gold.

Thanks for your time bro

These tips are definitely worth considering if you are a USPSA or IPSC shooter. Unfortunately, my competition e perience was relegated to IDPA where virtually every draw is from “hands at side” and concealed…no effective way to index as the strong hand is also used to clear the concealment garment. A video with tips about drawing from concealment would be beneficial as well.

For the algorithms, really good content here

These videos are so helpful and I've learned so much about competition shooting from them as I have just started getting into the sport. And I may have a dumb question for you, but here it goes. What should my thumb be doing when I go to establish my grip? Should I try to wrap around the gun as soon as the webbing of my hand hits the beaver tail? Or should I gradually wrap it around the gun as I pull the gun from the holster? I feel like this may be a preference thing, but thought I'd ask anyway. Thanks again for the videos!

good information

Please do a show on that wicked pistol!! Man that's nice!

What gun do you/does he have? I like it!

Wow

At what point where you have to remove the safety? I’m not used to guns with safety.

What holster style/type is he using?

What holster is this?

Would be nice to see the same with retention holsters if one of the crew use those exclusively as well as aiwb variants to see how one has to adjust to draw efficient but save. You could also about the competition holsters and how someone could drop their pistol accidentally while reholstering leading to bad outcomes with tricked out pistols even when one doesn't try to catch it. Good stuff. If you're back at competition topics you could do one just about little things that people overlook like staying hydrated during a match or using the time between stages which area to do what and knowing the localized rules.

Can someone tell me what gun is that?

Al gores rhythm

Woot first comment!