Efficiently learning to shoot a defensive pistol is important to a new gun owner and those who do not have the resources to attend multiple day classes. Anytime you are preparing for personal defense, you want your training to take as little time, effort and energy as possible. The first place most people will think about defending themselves with a gun is in their home. In this video, Rob Pincus demonstrates how to take a new shooter through some very simple steps to develop base level skills in less than 20 rounds.
Tags: defensive shooting, Fundamental Shooting Skills, Handgun Training, High Compressed Ready Position, home defense, New to Shooting, Rob Pincus
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