SPRINGFIELD - WORLDS COLLIDE: PRACTICAL COMPETITION STAGE
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2021
- In this companion to the Worlds Collide video about shooting a competition stage, PDN’s Rob Pincus uses the same setup as that competition stage to show Team Springfield’s Rob Leatham how a defensive shooter would shoot it in order to get value out of it as defensive shooting practice.
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These two handgun training videos illustrate how differently competition and defensive shooters think and how differently they must think in order to accomplish the radically different goals of competition and defensive shooting.
In the first video, we saw how rule-bound competition shooting is. In setting up the defensive shooting, Rob Pincus finds it unnatural to dictate how many shots should be fired at each target, because in an actual defensive shooting, the correct number of shots is “as many as it takes to make the bad guy cease his actions.” That may be one precise shot, or it may be several combat-accurate shots, or some number in between.
DEFENSIVE SHOOTING SCENARIO
Defensive tactical shooting drills should have a defensive goal in mind. For this drill, the shooter must move from the start of the course and reach his daughter, who is at the opposite end of the course (i.e., house or hallway). Visualization is important in defensive shooting drills to create some stress and sense of urgency in the shooter.
Likewise, when running this competition stage as a defensive shooter, the shooter should visualize how an actual defensive shooting would be: the targets would all be shooting back and would not be stationary. The shooter’s movements should reflect this.
HOW TO DO IT
Rob Pincus demonstrates that the keys to turning a competition stage into useful defensive shooting practice are to expose yourself to one target at a time, cut the angles, and make the shots as easy as you can. - Sport
We need more of this mutual respect when discussing defensive shooting and competitive shooting applications.
Great watching these 2 Robs
This was the best shooting video series, period.
just awesome!
I really truly appreciate the training that you offer from two professionals. It really is challenging .
That's why we call him "the great one".
Great Afternoon, Gentlemen!
I think all of these type of shoots need to have good guy silhouettes and multiple surprise elements or your just practicing shooting cardboard. Good shooting though.
This is sooo much of let's just move on to another video any video other than listening to these two old women. If you guys cut this sort of crap out of the video, you would have more people watching and learning.