The perfect draw vs dynamic deployment

[mercop]

Many of us have done thousands and thousands of presentations from the holster during dry fire and live fire. Often when we do we are flat footed and don't have to move until we have the gun presented at the target. Here are some stills of what it looks like when you need to move as you draw. So much for economy of motion. Both of these guys are experienced shooters, the bottom like is that under during dynamic movement all body angles change and so will your draw. Both shooters are drawing in response to a visual stimuli. The second shooter first had to panic push the target that is laying down before engaging the second target.

[redeye202]

They both appear to be drawing from IWB holsters,while these kind of holsters are great for cc,they appear to make a swift,clean draw very difficult. If these people are police officers they should ditch the IWB's and get good close fitting OWBs, or i don't have a clue as to what i'm talking about and have just made an ass of myself.

[Shawn.L]

and another good reason my practice presentations and dry fire at home incorporates movement. It is important to understand how to turn. An assaliant wont stand around and wait for you to check your stance and grip.

[unloved]

They both appear to be drawing from IWB holsters,while these kind of holsters are great for cc,they appear to make a swift,clean draw very difficult.

Not in my experience.

[Nic]

The second shooter looks like the target panic-pushed him.