Vehicle Drawing and Shooting
Rob Pincus discusses some tips for drawing and shooting firearms when you are inside a vehicle.
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Definitely would like to see the same scenario from a lefty’s perspective.
Being left-handed presents some special challenges when in the driver’s seat. I’ve had to come up with many of my own drills and canvass other left-handed folk for ideas. Your treatment of “in vehicle defense” is well-done and very informtive and gave me a couple of ideas that I’ll work on. I would be please, however, in the long term if you were to address this same scenario from the viewpoint of the left-hander. As always, my respect and admiration for your teaching skills.
well my friend, as a Martial Artist, I train both sides actively and can shoot effectively with right and left. and yes at this point right side is better, but if needed my left is effective too. just a thought, train.