Rob Pincus gives a lesson on defensive shooting while seated including presentation from a holster and one-handed shooting from a chair. The lesson also includes lateral movement from a seated position. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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Excellent topic for gun-carring persons in largely populated areas: Chicago, New York, Boston, etc., where criminals are abundant.
Good video. I use appendix carry. Any recommendations on shooting from sitting using appendix carry?