How To Shoot And Reload Like John Wick - Center Axis Relock: Pistols (Part 1)
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"We have a duty to ensure that we continue to search for techniques that work on demand and at a moment’s notice. To resist new ideas, to discard new thinking, to turn a blind eye, is to put our ego in front of the safety of an operator’s life."
- Paul Castle
Wow, as of tonight (Christmas night in Australian times) this video just reached 6000 views. Yeah, I know it's not that much when you compare it to the millions of views a music video of some talent-less chick who can't sing with half her tits hanging out gets in the first 5 minutes of being uploaded, but 6000 is a lot to me. So, thank you to everyone who tuned it to watched it. Making it to this many views in just under 4 months with the limited resources I have made a great Christmas gift :)
Anyway, keep training and stay safe!
Protective Offence good info bro, thanx for breakin it down. That thumb shits gonna take some getting used to. Sorry to hear ur country went libtard on u. I'll send trump over when he's done here 😎 keep up the good work
haha sounds good :) we need some non-politically correct politicians here who aren't pussies
working class he can still get his pistol licence
oh nope seems he has his licence
Nicholas Weise Protection, Self defence, Defence from Government. Were never in our constitution mainly due to the fact we were a British colony, meaning their not dumb enough to give us those rights if the people wanted to revolt. Yes some tried and failed. but our current laws will not change. the closest thing to a law change would be allowing the Import of Airsoft and BB guns, as our laws only ban things that look or function similar to full automatic weapons. So legally any aussie should be able to import airsoft pistols, Shotguns, semi and bolt action rifle. but in the late 90's and early 2000's customs/border security were given laws to stop their Import. So Basically you can own them you just cant import and they will take them as they pretend there real guns. watch this video ua-cam.com/video/UMwc9dNITFI/v-deo.html
Hello John, My name is Tim George, I own a training school in Southern California. We teach and train from Las Vegas to the Southland. I came across your video and found that you are quite passionate about Center Axis. I trained with Paul many times just up to his passing. Paul was a very good friend of mine. I wish I could get together with you about your video. There are a lot of nuances that need expounding. You did a great job in your presentation but nothing like having a well-trained 1st generation Instructor to give you the fine tips. Here is an example of fire control. Your preferred side grip is otherwise known as a key grip or master grip. When we move from high position to extended position there is a slight curve in the wrist which means that your fire control side elbow will be slightly dipped just enough to lock your wrist. The arm and wrist are not straight, which might cause hyperextension of the wrist during the slide cycling thus end up with type 2 or 3 stoppages. Lock your wrist just like you're throwing a punch! Felt recoil disappears.
I hope that is understandable and that it helps. I love to see other folks as your self promoting the system. Remember, Paul said it is an entire system, not just a stance. There is a lot to it.
In the case of John Wick and the end of wick 2, I feel that it was not intentional or by design the way Kiano held that broken wrist grip. I just think he was shooting in Isosoweaver just before and turned his pistol over without making the proper roll as you put it to get the correct grip. I hate it when Hollywood does that because people will imitate what they see and that is clearly wrong.
Keep growing my friend, This is our culture!
Even pepper spray is illegal. This is what they are trying to do to America. Awesome video. Who knew some of the most precise gun training I’ve seen in awhile would be from an Aussie I’m his bedroom using a plastic 1911 and bug spray.
Love your straight talking style. Clear concise and no crap. Brilliant. Thank you. Great video
I think John was holding his gun like that because he transitions a lot between CAR, weaver & isosceles. Easier to do that with a 'looser' grip.
Yea, he learned from Taran Tactical, so it was definitely a modified version.
This video is PHENOMENAL!! Thanks so much! Really love your dedication to the technique itself rather than the particular names for things.
thanks. means a lot :)
Watching a video where the person actually knows and has used the skills/method they are talking about is always nice to see, thank you for the well-informed instructional video! I actually felt like I walked away with some new and personally interesting information, very well done sir!
This is an incredibly thorough and well-explained guide. Thanks for going into so much helpful detail!
no worries, i'm planning on doing a part 3 on pistols sometime so stay tuned :P
Even pepper spray is illegal in the upside down? How the hell are you supposed to defend yourself?
good old fashioned will-power, i guess :P haha. nah, other than using common sense to avoid violent situations at all costs such as don't go to dangerous places, not affiliate with violent drug-dealing biker gangs, etc. learning a reality-based self-defence system comes in very handy. i practice and teach Senshido and Krav Maga. other than that you can use everyday items as improvised weapons but you have to be smart about it. if it's a hot day and i already have a water bottle in my hands then i can use that. if someone decides to carry a regular pen in their pocket then draw that to stab someone who's attacking them then there's a likelihood they can go to jail for that because they can't really justify carrying a pen on them for everyday use, especially if they aren't carrying anything else to write on (which sums up most people who carry pens for self-defence). therefore the authorities will know they only carried it for the use of treating it like a weapon. especially if it was their first instinct to go for it once being attacked. it's hard to convince investigators that you immediately went for a pen to use as a weapon when panic is part of the scenario while also trying to convince them that you only carried it for the purpose of writing. you may not go to jail for it, but the chances of getting off without being charged are far from zero. alternatively you can call the police and hope they show up on time (good luck with that lol)
With a pencil...John Wick style.
haha but the pen is even mightier than a sword :P screw the pencil
Throw a readily available dangerous animal
lmfao!!! just about choked on my coffee reading that :p good call
I know he explains this but at first glance you'd think he's some kid playing with a toy gun. In reality it's quite the opposite.
Great video, very well explained, with a bit of wit in the mix, which is always fun. Good job👍
bro, that guy just called me a kid! hold my action figure! :P haha but seriously though, thanks.
Best car explanation video on UA-cam! Please do an advanced car technique video
thank you very much :) i probably won't do an advanced car explanation video simply because it requires real guns with live ammo to get the full experience. it's a bit hard to explain the differences unless i show it with a real gun. i will however very shorty do a CAR tutorial on SMGs, shotguns and rifles. sometime in the future if i ever go to a proper shooting range (IE, not one in Australia) then i will film an advanced CAR video.
At first, I thought you were trolling by mentioning something completely unrelated.
Hey man!! Just found your videos as I'm researching CAR techniques. Totally solid, to the point and no bullshit. Love your videos. please keep making more. Cheers from the US..Subbed!!
Move to America! You belong with us! ❤️
believe me, i would if i could. i did a lot of my training in the USA so i'm no stranger to the culture there that i have a lot more in common with than that of Australia.
You know you can still get pistols in Australia right? It's not extremely hard as long as you don't have a criminal record. I got mine after 8 months, and was able to purchase and own semi-automatic pistols after 1 year.
the fact civilians can't legally use any firearm for self-defence in Australia basically defeats the purpose for me. that's like paying for a hooker then not being allowed to fuck her
Protective Offence 💯💯💯😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
see, this girl gets it. hey Harlow, have you considered making any videos for UA-cam? you seem smart, witty and down to earth enough to make content worth watching.
Even with a training supplement, good on you for practicing firearm safety. Finger off the trigger. Come on over to the US. Guns aren't illegal here. Yet....
thank you, and yes i've been to America, you guys have some impressive firearms which i only hope will one day be as common in Australia
Hey, first i want to say as a former Army soldier and former law enforcement officer, and martial arts instructor. AWESOME JOB!! I have admired and practiced Paul Castle's CAR technique and love it. You sir did a great job explaining the platform and you definitely have me practicing more. Look people your firearm is a tool. I believe like martial arts you need to learn different variations of using your tools in changing environments. There is no 100% only way to shoot. The bottom line is HIT YOUR TARGET effectively without getting killed. Practice, practice, and then practice some more. Thank you for this.
hey, much appreciated :) yes, i also agree that a weapon is nothing more than a tool to help us accomplish a goal and/or mission. i prefer my weapons to be hardy and practical, not decorative. what also makes all the difference is who's wielding it. a gun in the hand of someone who knows how to use it is more effective than if it has to be used by a quadruple amputee. also, i thank you for all your service.
he can still get his pistol licence
oh nope seems he has his licence
Sensation of movement and body position is called proprioception. Great video!
cheers :)
Thanks. I've been trying to remember this for a while.
Not sure if I follow or appreciate all the techniques shown here but the tip of placing your elbow on your ribs while reloading is a great one and I'll integrate it into my practical shooting, thanks!
I live in spain but I needed this to play PAVLOV VR as I have very little room to move so this is perfect, thanks
Best C.A.R. explanation I've seen through UA-cam I'm glad Paul Caslte invented RIP. Subscribed🙊
This is probably more in depth and comprehensive than almost anything else online.
Btw, it's called "proprioception."
cheers, and thanks for the compliment. i did what i could with what i had. i would've used real firearms but.... well... blame our laws and restrictions lol
Not bad! I've been a police instructor for 16 years that in the last 3 years started introducing C.A.R. as an optional technique. You're really good at explaining the merits of this technique and just wanted to commend you. I'll subscribe to your channel and wish you well.
thanks :) and much respect for what you do in regards to training police. with the way the world is, police need decent training. all the best with your work
Fantastic video my Aussie brother. I had to share it a dozen times.
Great video man! Really well done
Well, I had no idea the way John Wick gripped his gun was a real thing. I knew it looked odd, because I never saw anyone shoot that way before the series. Anyway, nice video. Very informative. Oh, I believe the word you're looking for at 21:16 is "Proprioception".
yes, "proprioception" was in fact the word ;) thanks for tuning in
some very thoughtful points. I particularly appreciate your point about covering your ears indoors. Thanks for presenting these points. I have integrated your input into my content. Cheers!!
no worries, thanks for the comment :)
Thank you for such detailed explanation! And for bringing up Krav Maga! Subbed!
This is a great vid, goes very indepth and hilarious. Thanks m8.
I know I'm tardy to the party but wanted to drop you a comment and a like. I'm trying to focus on situational training and this seems like a very good choice for CQ situations. Especially at an ATM or gas station scenario. Always been intrigued by this technique since the first John Wick. Thank you for the only decent and in depth explanation on UA-cam. Wish you were in 'Merica and able to do live fire demonstration.
hey, thanks heaps. all comments and likes are appreciated. and you're not the only one who wishes i was in America. i'd love to be able to film on a range and do live fire demonstrations. with that being said, i'd rather the viewers go to the range and practice it. that's the point of these videos after all :P
OUTSTANDING! Thank you!
You did Amazing in this new gun wielding tactics and reloads. I personally agree with the splinter cell blacklist style of maneuvering and executions and shots. Your greatest honestly on this video I will use this.
I know im late. An i dont really comment. But... With that said... Its refreshing to see this an have so many memories come back to me from this. You give me hope for the future. Keep your head on a swivel. An stay safe friend.
cheers :) same to you
Great video buddy, I’m sure you get your fair share of haters but I thought this video was very well done. You covered every conceivable angle and properly explained yourself at each key point. I’m sorry about the gun ban you have to deal with, seems like you’d fit in just fine up here in Virginia With the group I go shooting with. But like I said great video.
now these are the type of comments that keep me going. you sir are the type of people i make videos for. thanks for tuning in :)
And thanks for telling me mag holsters have to have bullet facing forward. Because some don’t which sucks and didn’t know this thanks you saved us money and time learning this.
You can just put the mags in with the bullets facing forward in both pouches.
thanks a lot sir!!! your video is the only one I find explaining how to do the proper grip in CAR system, wow!
most I see in UA-cam are just showing shooting in CAR no explanation or proper guide
hey, cheers for that. yes, i wanted to show some of my students the CAR system by sending them some UA-cam videos which is when i noticed that there were almost no tutorials so i did what i could with what i had.
I had never heard of this before, but I like it! Thanks explaining this!
Best C.A.R video on UA-cam.
thanks, i plan to do more sometime in the future
I realized I assume a little fast, it is the internet so... yeah. Impressed, very much enjoyed this video. Keep it up!
thank you for teaching and explaining the c.a.r system, god bless.
Great explanation. Was easy to sit through despite my shite attention span. Liked that you give the practical reasons for each motion/hold.
Great video.
Now, obviously in real life you're not gonna be there with a protractor going "Fuck am I doing it right?"
Oh my god, this fucking legend.
ha, i didn't even remember saying that until now. good to know someone's keeping notes ;)
It's good to see Center Axis Relock again. I haven't seen it since Splinter Cell Conviction and Blacklist. I wish someone can build upon Conviction's mechanics on the action side of things so we get a proper John Wick game. Blacklist built upon it from the Stealth side but in SC's case it was the right decision.
Let me just start off by saying I only use guns for target practice (not allowed to carry or use weapons for self defense in Norway).
I have been using Weaver for the last couple years, but this year I changed to Isosceles. Now I really want to try Center Axis Relock after watching this video. I just had one question about why you use the opposite eye of the gripping hand. I'm right handed and use my right eye in Both Weaver and Isosceles, but in CAR I should use my left? I feel like I still should use my right eye. I guess it really doesn't matter for my use case, but I'm still interested in knowing why.
BTW, awesome video, easy to follow along, subscribed :)
Interesting stuff man. One thing I'd say about the pepper spray grip is that it's super close to your face. Any wind near and you've successfully maced yourself.
Interesting. I've been using a grip similar to that for years simply because it feels most comfortable and helps me shoot better without always having to use the sights. Still, thanks for the thumb thing. I've no formal training. I tend to rely on improv, refinement, practice, my own instincts and experience about what seems most effective.
Congratulation the best explanation that I saw about car system.
Thanks for intro... great contents and humor too.
You might just be my favorite Aussie! Thanks for a great lesson in C.A.R
haha many thanks, oh wait, i'm Australian, i'm meant to say "cheers, mate" :P
Wait...what about that wiggy gazzellia we got here in the states?!
who's that? a rapper from the south that raps in an Australian accent?
Chris Hops gonna be honest... never heard of that guy.
Iggy Azalea. Sorry, sarcasm doesn’t transfer very well via UA-cam commenting.
can you name me one reputable military/police force or pmc agency that train their guys to used the car method in cqc situation?
Thanks for this! Very informative.
very well explained! interesting technique
That's an awesome video. Great teachings!
cheers :) much appreciated
By the way I have an hard time for my left eye to aim so could I ask how can I Aim in my left eye without relying to my right eye in a grip position?
I use my dominant eye for both sides. I also square my shoulders and get into an approximate isosceles when shooting distance
Thanks! Very instructive video!
Out of curiosity; where did you get the inert (infamous blue 1911) training pistol. I would love to add several of those for dry fire practice
just ebay, there's a bunch of them on there
The word you are looking for is " Muscle Memory ". Nice video btw Thanks for taking your time to make this!
Thanks for the light and knife technique.
Dont carry Qtips in your holster ..... Got it !
When you draw your sidearm, your non firing hand should be positioned on your chest, whish would make it easier and faster to get into your firing position "grip". This was a very interesting video, I'll have to try that sometime.
Such an excellent teacher
You're the only person to make C.A.R videos in detail. It would be cool if you made more
i will be making more. i was going to make more a few months ago but i had stuff on, then i ended up getting a digestive disorder, then other stuff came up.... stay tuned though, i'll be doing more on pistols, machine guns and shotguns
Sounds like a plan!
I had a question about the CAR shooting System. I seem to have a problem with seeing double vision still and was confused about something. Im right eye dominant and can seem to align it well on that side but my left eye not so much. Am i supposed to be blocking out my right or left eye (depending on what side im using) using the bridge of my nose? It seems to cancel out the double vision but i dont know if this is the correct form or distance...
hey sorry for the late response, i must've missed your comment :S i'll copy and paste what i wrote to someone else who asked the same thing - basically you just need to keep practicing until you learn to trust what you see with that eye. the ideology behind it is (and i quote) if you're in the extended/combat position, the only front sight you should be able to see is the correct one, so trust it and take the shot. The combat position tends to favour right handed/left eye dominant shooters. But there is a plus to those who are right handed/right eye dominant (such as yourself); you will be using your dominant eye to shoot with your left hand. This tends to lead to a very fast adaption of your traditionally "off or weak" side shooting. with all that being said, i don't even know what my dominant eye is, it tends to change depending on what i'm trying to focus on (with or without a gun). I just kept practicing shooting from my right AND left hand until i got better with both hands each time. we all have 2 eyes and i trust both of mine equally. i hope that answered your question.
Devinocd
do not aim with your handgun, he who aims with the handgun has forgotten his self preservation.
You must aim with your eye.
Do not shoot with your handgun, he who shoots with his handgun, has forgotten his self preservation.
You must shoot with your mind.
Do not kill with your handgun, he who kills with his handgun has forgotten his self preservation.
Kill with your Soul.
The handgun is a tool, your mind, your eye, your hand - is the weapon.
No bullshit home video. Gold! I can't thank you enough.
well if that's not sarcasm, many thanks to you :)
Natural reading position 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I cracked up when you said that
well i was going to say "tactical natural reading position" but i thought it would be going too far ;) lol
12:02 If youre going to push out till your arms are almost extended, then just turn gun upright and hold it like normal.
Excellent.
Very good job! Thank you.
hey what is that training pistol you are using? where can i buy one?
well it's not really a training pistol, it's just a toy gun but i got it on ebay. the company Backyard Blasters makes them
Great video. Thank you!!
cheers :)
Before saying anything I would like to thank you for the contribution and opinions you're sharing. That being said: I still have a few critiques/opinions I would like to share also. To begin: John Wick only used the CAR (Center Axis Relock) system when in close quarters (as I believe it should be used) and he uses your standard thumbs forward/Isosceles grip. Second: Using the CAR system/style grip blades your body and as most know; if you catch a bullet while bladed you will die the wide majority of the time. Thirdly: Mobility sucks in when bladed, the human body wasn't designed to move like a crab. Fourth: When using the Combat Ready/Extended position your elbows are kinda winged outwards and that's supposedly terrible for multiple reasons (which is why we nowadays shoot rifles without our elbows winged). And lastly: As far as recoil control goes, the push-pull method sucks because when one hand is pulling the gun reward; the gun will naturally recoil more and meeting your thumbs together doesn't actually help manage recoil because you're not making any contact with the gun counter-acting the force of recoil. ALL THAT BEING SAID: I believe CAR is THE BEST system for close quarters or when you're on the ground (underneath someone) when you cannot extend your grip because the standard way of shooting just plain-out sucks in every possible way in said situations/positions.
great vid. love the fore-arm tat.
cheers, you read Hebrew? or do you just like the design?
Can this grip be modified to work with an aimed point shooter?
I prefer shooting with my middle finger.
Also, pinky thing seems like a golf grip.
technically any shooting systems can be modified to use your middle finger to shoot with provided you have a middle finger. i don't find that it helps at all but if you can make it work and if it helps you, go right ahead.
I'm just wondering how it will effect it if at all from standard. I find that shooting with a middle finger is over all more comfortable and stabilizes the gun better. I guess I could turn it into my own specialty grip :D
I started watching this video for fun but that opposing pressure with the thumbs seems like it could work well for me, too. I'd try that or at least figure out a variation of it to see if it works best for me. At least until I get a Glock build kit or the legal system here in the US gets significantly less corrupt, I'll stick with something like my old 1851 Navy replica in .44 cal. Can't do some of that stuff you show safely or effectively with something like a single action revolver. Anyway, great info. Thanks.
Gentlemen , I was a student in Paul’s last class before he passed away . I and a few other students stayed at Paul’s house for the class. I was the last person to leave his house after the last day of training . I left him my San Jose Police Firearms Range Patch on his kitchen table . In addition , the night before he let me download all of training manuals . And I believe I still have the thumb drive with all the info if anyone is interested ...Paul knew he was dying and let me download his training manuals ...
I'm interested assuming that's true
Very informative!
cheers :)
Fantastic video. Where are you?
u got it u are in my next Team!
You just earned yourself a subscriber, from an american you know more about shooting techniques than most of us. hopefull your country loosens their gun laws. or you can come here. Nice vid
cheers. yeah, most Australians who care about fighting with guns for combat or self-defence need to go out of their way to find the best information they can and to travel overseas to train with better instructors because we don't have guns laws that allow us to train how to fight with guns. so people like me will make sure the time we spend training counts for something. all we're allow to do here with guns is hunt (which i don't) or shoot targets at a shooting range in a competition setting. we don't just drive past readily available training centres and have awesome instructors or courses just fall at our feet. maybe i'll move to Texas... just gotta work on my accent ;)
Protective Offence if you move to texas let me know lol ill let you shoot some of my short barrel ar15s.
thank you for the instrutional
no worries :)
Excellent videos, thank you for explaining the Center Axis Relock method. You’ve mentioned the gun control issue in Australia, do the laws in that country also prohibit you from possessing a SIRT pistol?
cheers :)
pretty sure you can't get a SIRT pistol here either. there might be exceptions for licensed trainers but i'd say probably not. most states don't even allow civilians to own a gel blaster without a license
In the US we got a badge for this in cub scouts. Seriously though for a guy with a toy gun in upside-down land I have to give you a fair crack o the whip eh. Good onya... You have done well explaining the CAR sir. Stone the Crows its a king hit OZ. Put another shrimp on the barby mate.
haha well, let's not forget about the baby-stealing dingoes :P lol
I love the Ozzies, I got family in Wollongong....but since you mentioned it I totally NEED you to re-do this video in a Texas accent >>>lol :) ... Thanks for the info..I learned a few things today
At 21:25 the term you are looking for is "proprioceptive awareness" knowing where your body is in relation to its surroundings.
actually the word was "Proprioception" but thanks. glad you liked the video :P
something i couldn't help but notice was that if you at any point in your demonstration where to fire that prop as a real firearm you would blow your thumb off as it hugged the slide or at times i saw it behind the slide/hammer. just something to consider in future videos.
no semi-automatic pistol on earth is powerful enough to remove someone's thumb by the slide or the back of the gun. no doubt the hammer may injure it but the slide, never happened to me. i even fired a desert eagle this way, still have my thumbs. but thanks for the advice i guess
i really like this guy.
....self defense shooting instructor in a place where you cant shoot in self defense. excellent.
Thanks!
Thanks for the response I found it it's called backyard blasters
that's it! good man. i knew you'd find it :P i had faith
That tattoo though 😂😂😂
hey, if you think that tattoo's funny, you should see the one on my left tit ;)
thank you for the video series about C.A.R. there arent a lot of good instructions around.
but i have a question about the ambidextrous shooting. My right eye is a bit weaker than my left so my brain kinda went to be left eye dominant although im right handed. so the normal combat stance is really great for me. the last days i tried a bit to switch hands and of course it feels strange to use the left for me. but thats not that big of a problem . the thing is that my brain is so focused on the left eye that i automaticallly raise the sights to that eye and if i consciously try to aim over the right it really takes me quite some time to " switch the picture in my brain". Is that trainable have other ones here experienced something similar ?
And BTW youre right names are just BS its so dumb how much people focus on how to call something these days. i mean its just words the acton does not become wrong or ineffective when i call it somethng different.
hey there, thanks for your questions. the short answer is practice and over time you will get better. also, have you watched part 3 of my videos on pistols yet? i mention transitions in that one with some tips you may find useful. but really, just constantly practising with your non-dominant hand (even if it's dry practice) will help a lot. i was terrible with my off-hand when i first started but i got better over time. don't give up, i believe in you :P
@@ProtectiveOffence thank you for the quick answer. Ill do my best to keep at it. I just watched part 1 yesterdy so today i wanna watch 2and 3.
Excelent!
cheers :)
loved the anne stokes angel rose on the back!
oh that, yeah that was a random 2012 Christmas gift from my girlfriend. it's actually painted on ceramic
I may have missed this question in the comments; but how do you compensate for right handed shooter with right dominance? I am an armed security officer. I like the idea of your technics here but I’m curious to know if I I could use this style to improve.
basically you just need to keep practicing until you learn to trust what you see with that eye. the ideology behind it is (and i quote) if you're in the extended/combat position, the only front sight you should be able to see is the correct one, so trust it and take the shot. The combat position tends to favour right handed/left eye dominant shooters. But there is a plus to those who are right handed/right eye dominant (such as yourself); you will be using your dominant eye to shoot with your left hand. This tends to lead to a very fast adaption of your traditionally "off or weak" side shooting. with all that being said, i don't even know what my dominant eye is, it tends to change depending on what i'm trying to focus on (with or without a gun). I just kept practicing shooting from my right AND left hand until i got better with both hands each time. we all have 2 eyes and i trust both of mine equally. i hope that answered your question.
Protective Offence this response did help my understanding. And thank you for responding so quickly.
no worries, i try to respond asap before i end up forgetting to :P haha
Is there anywhere to get training material for the CAR method? Videos or anything? Or is just left to instructors in person and youtube these days. Really liked the video and just want some more info for training purposes
hey man, yeah, understandable. well, there's an e-learning course run by Sabre Tactical where you pay them money to download a 130 page PDF file covering a lot of the stuff i already talked about, then i think you do a Q&A test online with them. some of the info is outdated such as how to hold a flash light with a pistol. a friend sent me the PDF file a while back which he probably shouldn't have because the company gets screwed out of money this way but anyway... i'll add the link below if you're interested in checking it out. also you can use the code edr20 for a discount at the checkout. keep in mind, i found that a lot of things with the ecourse were over-explained. for example, one part talks about clearing a pistol malfunction and says "Slap the floor plate with the Reaction Hand. This may assist any rounds that have become hung up inside the magazine. Take hold of the Slide at its rear position with the Reaction Hand, and push the Weapon Hand forward. Direct the Reaction Hand toward the Weapon Side arm. Conduct this motion with speed, the faster the better. For safety reasons, extend the barrel past the Reaction arm when completing this procedure. Return to Firing Position." that's a really complex way of saying "do a tap and rack quickly". so when i teach CAR, i give a more simplified explanation. i'll also be uploading more videos on CAR so stay tuned for that.
sabretactical.com/html/car_system_elearning_course.html
Protective Offence thanks for the quick response. Ill check the link out for sure. Also just subbed for future videos.
much appreciated, cheers :P
Do i have to shave my sideburns stupidly high to practice this technique?
wow, i wasn't aware there were so many queer-eyes for the tactical guys out there
you seem to always place your free hand on the holster when drawing or holstering the firearm and many time you have covered your free hand. see 3:26 for an example.
Gotta get the repetitions in doing the wrong thing.
who makes the 1911 "toy" used in the video?
hmmm i think the company is called "in China". after all, it says made in China :P haha but i actually don't know. i'm sure you can easily find out by looking on ebay for one.
Pepper spray is illegal in Australia? Damn, you guys have it bad.
Great vid btw.
Im glad u said splinter cell instead of john wick because it was splinter cell that introduced the shooting system.
How would you adapt this for someone who is left eye dominate?
the same way i guess. if the gun's in your right hand, use your left eye. if the gun's in your left hand, use your right eye. doesn't really make a difference if you're right eye or left eye dominant. i'll add a segment on that in the part 3 video i'll be doing soon
Protective Offence Awesome thanks man! Great video! It's really hard to find a good video on CAR
Dude...that toy gun is 10 times better than the toys we have in the US.