Active Shooter Response With A Handgun
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2:09Part 1. Active Shooter is Present: Use a Vehicle as Rest
One of the standard rules of fighting around a vehicle with an active shooter is to never go over the top of cover, because you can be struck by incoming low-impacting rounds that may ricochet off the trunk or glass. But under what circumstances is it appropriate to come out from behind that cover and…
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5:44Part 2. Shooting in a Crowd: Responding to an Active Shooter
Kelly Muir and Rob Pincus examine some specific considerations for responding to an active shooter or other bad guy in a crowded environment. Hitting innocent bystander(s) in addition to — or worse, instead of — the bad guy will only compound an already tragic situation. And many variables exist in a crowd that can affect…
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5:12Part 3. Shooting From The Ground
Because dynamic critical incidents are spontaneous and unpredictable, you could find yourself
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6:29Part 4. Presenting and Shooting From A Seated Position
Most of us spend a lot of our time sitting down, so why not practice for a critical incident that requires you to present and shoot your weapon from a seated position? In this video, Rob Pincus teaches the proper technique for drawing your firearm, getting off an effective shot, standing up and checking your…
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3:56Part 5. Presenting and Shooting From A Chair in 360 Degrees
Learning to present your firearm in 360 degrees around your body from a seated position could be a vital lifesaving skill, but it must be done safely. Rob Pincus teaches you the best methods for presenting as efficiently as possible without covering yourself with your own gun. SEE OTHER VIDEOS IN OUR ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE…
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