Front Sight
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5:36Rob Pincus has seen many different sights on students’ self defense pistols and has used even more himself over the last 30 years, but has never seen a design that works better than the traditional notch and blade type sight. The front sight is designed to fit into the notch of the rear sight. Rob
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2:31Claude Werner of Firearms Safety Training, LLC is on the range doing target analysis of shots fired from a Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolver. Claude discusses some of the common shooting challenges with the snub nose revolver. Due to the extremely short sight radius on the J-Frame, the shooter must place the front sight exactly
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7:38A sensible modification for a defensive handgun is installing aftermarket sights, especially ones that are for defensive use. In this tutorial video, Rob Pincus is at the workbench and installs a set of AmeriGlo sights on a Glock. What tools do you need to complete this? What checks should you perform when you get to
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1:28Rob Pincus discusses why defensive handgun sights should be used primarily to help shooters be precise, not faster.
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2:56In a live firefight, your target won't be two-dimensional, and you won't always be shown their high-center chest.
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13:51Rob Pincus demonstrates the fundamentals of close quarter shooting in a defensive situation. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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