Tyler on Training: The Draw- Part 2

Tyler Grey continues on with his thoughts on drawing from a concealed holster. Again, the critical part of drawing from concealed is making sure that you get the shirt or clothing that is concealing your firearm, clear of your firearm.

Tyler Grey continues on with his thoughts on drawing from a concealed holster.  Again, the critical part of drawing from concealed is making sure that you get the shirt or clothing that is concealing your firearm, clear of your firearm.  Once you clear your clothing from your firearm, and make it accessible, then you can successfully draw your weapon.  Rocking, or canting your body as you clear  your clothing from the firearm, enables you to get a better grip on your firearm, therefore making your draw more efficient and effective.