Beretta92FSLady
Regular Member
This subject has in part been taken from another thread that talked about carrying your sidearm chambered v. not chambered.
I have been practicing quick-draw with my Beretta from my OWB Crossbreed holster. It can be quite a workout, actually. What had me thinking about this was the fact that once you realize a threat and are able to draw your sidearm, some time has passed. You could cut valuable seconds from quick-drawing on a perp that is to close for comfort.
Youtube offers no videos that I could find on quick-draw autos. Does anyone else practice this? The range I am a member of does not allow you to work from the holster--I really need to find somewhere close to Seattle where I can occasionally work from the holster.
I have been practicing quick-draw with my Beretta from my OWB Crossbreed holster. It can be quite a workout, actually. What had me thinking about this was the fact that once you realize a threat and are able to draw your sidearm, some time has passed. You could cut valuable seconds from quick-drawing on a perp that is to close for comfort.
Youtube offers no videos that I could find on quick-draw autos. Does anyone else practice this? The range I am a member of does not allow you to work from the holster--I really need to find somewhere close to Seattle where I can occasionally work from the holster.