Fundamentals of Contact Shooting
Rob PincusRob Pincus demonstrates the fundamentals of close quarter shooting in a defensive situation. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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Great video. Definately on point. Had a similar situation only I was unarmed and he was armed. If I didnt close the distance and control his firearm he would most likely have shot me.
This is a really good video that more people should pay heed to. So many people train to shoot on the "square range" and never really consider that there is a REALLY good possibility that you will have a great likelihood of being in physical contact with your aggressor (eg: George Zimmerman). If you don't train to shoot-in-contact you may be in for a rude awakening if something ever happens to you.