Proper Pistol Draw Tips with Bob Vogel 

Respect! Man knows his stuff. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm always learning from outstanding shooters like you such as hand placement of the left hand meeting the gun. Little things like this is what I look for and tend to pick up the most. It's the small things that truly makes a huge difference. Keep sharing and teaching. 👍👍💯💯🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Thanks mate for your tips.

I generally practice my draw at 7 yards, on an 8" plate. Sometimes at 10 yards, on a 10" plate. I actually made myself a nice silhouette target today, to practice on. It's a 6"x6" head, with a 12"x18" torso. I'm pretty sure that's the IDPA -0, and -1 zones. Can't wait to practice the F.A.S.T. drill on it! I think I'll etch the 8" -0 zone into the center of it, too. And then etch a line between the head, and torso, for the -0 head portion. A can of spray paint, and I can practice for hours, without changing paper, or patching shot holes.

Pretty good, not just a speed shooter but proper acquisition of target first. Seems more rounds fired are replacing accurate shooting nowadays.

i like when he said they're all pretty good hits

I REALLY thought the PS 1 intro was playing when the video started

Thanks sir!

@Tactical-Life - Is that a Safariland ALS holster? If so, do you think it's much better than the GLS?

All very important. BUT, once you get all this into your head, and hand, you must then figure out what you're gonna do when that static target leans forward, hunches down and charges you - reducing his distance from 25' to 2' just as your gun comes level. It does not matter if you're being charged by a knife/club/fist welding attacker or are being shot at by an attacker, you'd better MOVE, and be able to shoot accurately while doing so. If being shot at, get to cover - shooting as you go. If being charged, expect to be doing all your shooting from a less than perfect 'shooter's stance.'. If the attacker is targeting someone else, NOW you can take the perfect shooter's stance.

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My Dad be like: wAtCh tHeSe pRoS bC toDaY iS yOuR tRaInINg FoR IdPa Me: Ok, ill watch- Me again: Im freaking scared- (Its True T-T)

I feel bad for the bad guys if Bob Vogle is around. He could double tap 6 people, each in the eyeball, from 10 yards, before any of them could even draw.

3:13 - Come on Bob!

The video has been sped up (about 20%) so that it looks more impressive. I compared his shot timer to my own, and did the math to verify.