I note that in the second video (the one linked from this page) on the draw, as the support hand meets the pistol, the muzzle is slightly elevated and then depressed again at the press-out. Is this intentional, not important, or something to be improved away with training?
nice.
love the slo mo of the successful run. You can see you looking before moving the gun as you transition to the head.
Very instructive. Thanks for sharing!
I note that in the second video (the one linked from this page) on the draw, as the support hand meets the pistol, the muzzle is slightly elevated and then depressed again at the press-out. Is this intentional, not important, or something to be improved away with training?
Redchrome – Technically, any movement that has to be reversed such as bringing the muzzle down after it’s gone too high is inefficient and not ideal.
I… I wonder how many people had the same blackly humorous mental association I did at the last half of the video.