Mike Centola of Allstar Tactical runs Rob Pincus through Defensive Rifle Drills while he talks about the difference between moving into the known and moving into the unknown as you orient towards your threat. It is important to practice a variety of movements just prior to shooting, as you never know exactly where and when your threat will show up.
Tags: Allstar Tactical, AR15, carbine, Firearm Manipulation, Firearm Training, Mike Centola, Rifle Drills, Rifle Training, Rob Pincus, Weapon Handling
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