Modern Samurai Project: Improve Your Concealed Draw

[@patmaloney1140]

Scott is an excellent instructor. Improved my shooting by light years. I took a weekend class and I'll be working through everything I learned for a long time to come. Sign up for one of his, or his instructors' classes. Good luck, because they fill up very fast.

[@seanoneil277]

I agree completely, I took an MSP class Aug '21, amazing class that really helps dial in a fantastic grip, great presentation, and smooth & fast draw. Tried to sign up again early this year and sold out already. Got to register early.

[@joshparris5307]

Definitely interested in Scotts' thoughts on gear and dots. Thanks for the content.

[@XxxHOOTxxX]

Holy Moly his explanation is so awesome. I absolutely catch my dot sooner after watching this video.

[@peshy1047]

Thanks for posting these videos. Scott’s explanation are amazing!

[@Spooky130]

Thank you for posting! I want to go through the course now. One day!!

[@MannyFreshTx]

Awesome video series! A lot to learn, can’t wait to take my first class and be able to learn hands on.

[@SubgunsVegas]

Really enjoying these excerpts of the class. Thanks for sharing.

[@peters303]

Excellent concise objective instruction. One lucky guy to participate Thanks so much for sharing the experience.

[@joshmajor8662]

YES more from Scott!!!

[@manglepop]

Thanks for posting your experiences. I hope to attend his class one day.

[@KingMusa99]

I found that playing sports my entire life has helped TREMENDOUSLY with these drills and movements or understanding to never have was of movement.

[@imtherealjoeyd]

Thanks for sharing 💪

[@BigJohnsonGG]

This Series from Scott is Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing & your input. Carry On

[@pstkschmdt6455]

Thanks for the videos, makes me want to take his class even more now. Would love to see the gear and red dot info too.

[@kraigseder]

Great videos. Thank you sir.

[@creedonix1140]

Love these, Thank you for putting out great videos. Just a little tip, (with the utmost respect)- I know you mentioned you only carry the holster with the extra magazine when you go into “sketchy” areas. Remember your not only carrying for the extra round count, but carrying an extra magazine in case of a malfunction, if it drops, etc. which can occur in any environment. Just my piece of advice. Love your stuff man!

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Trade offs. We make trade offs with all our decisions. Carrying the extra mag makes it harder to conceal so I have to be even more conscious about what I’m wearing and carrying.

[@TheWhiteboy40]

Very very cool video of knowledge. Thank you

[@crissgrizzly]

Great series!

[@jivadaya6439]

Excellent video, thank you for sharing your experiences with us. @11:47 I'm finding that limiting shoulder movement to be a huge task at the moment. I can mimic "arms no shoulder" draw but as soon as I do it with holster/pistol on it just falls apart. Please keep us posted on how you progress with this aspect of the draw. Thank you :D

[@jameshudy7408]

man thank you for these videos I'm seeing Scot in August, cant wait, love his standers.👍

[@TheShayMarquel]

Dude, are you going to the course in Cincinnati?

[@jameshudy7408]

@@TheShayMarquel going to Lebanon Indian. 👍

[@i_kik_set]

@@TheShayMarquel I'm taking the class in Cleves, OH in a few weeks. Is that the one you'll be attending?

[@stevestory8483]

Thanks for posting these videos it's definitely helped me out a lot

[@ryanburbridge]

Would hav sworn i was subbed in the past. Just subbed again. Thanks for posting

[@MichaelLeopold1]

Came back for another watch

[@dtomamerican3471]

Yes! Gear and dot info. From Scott would be appreciated

[@MichaelLeopold1]

Great stuff

[@AikihermPRS]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing this.

[@vmanshooting]

yeah...i definitely need to start practicing from AIWB more.

[@alexutt3880]

You might be covering it in the future but I would be interested to hear how you can conceal a full size 2011 comfortably. Love the content!

[@11bravoak]

I conceal a sig vtac with a x300 ... It's easy

[@thebronzetoo]

I carry a G17 every day. It's all about the belt and the holster.

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Yeah I’ll show it in a future video

[@TacoTory556]

Dry fire! Dry fire! Dry fire !

[@finalaccuracy7695]

Definitely interested in gear talk

[@juanquinonez8197]

Yes can u put as much info u can and of course with the blessing of sifu

[@natesmith777]

Great video as usual. BTW Jordan’s are fresh! I need to work on Red dot acquisition! 👍🏽

[@tooeasy8619]

Amazing series 🙌🏿

[@MikeB92]

Do gear info, curious what he says about it.

[@UncleFjester]

haha, That is Geoff K! I taught him to skydive!

[@oldboar78]

Wow these are amazing videos, thank you for posting. I always hear him say pinky pressure, is that from shooting hand or support hand?

[@Darkpool79]

This is the way

[@jimmybrodriguez]

🤘🏼

[@montpain1]

gear selection please!

[@Wammywammsters2024]

Might be a dumb question - but do you not risk cutting your left thumb with it that high on the slide? My left thumb rests perpendicular to the slide but it’s just below the slide. Awesome video by the way!

[@johnmacias01]

Pls post Scotts training info in a link. Thanks

[@jimmybrodriguez]

It’s in the description

[@Alex-ic3zp]

What was the distance you were working at and being time?

[@wildwolf8983]

What 2011 handgun and red dot do you have ?

[@ecgrillz2045]

Is this grip he teaches an issue inadvertently actuating the slide catch? or it depends on the gun or is an none issue?

[@TYMGhosT]

What course was this? You said you did aiwb and belt stuff? I’m going to the class in Beaumont this weekend and it just says red dot class but I’m bringing both setups. I was hoping it would cover aiwb. It doesn’t really specify what method of carry is going to covered.

[@hopewilliams6705]

👍

[@robertbates5537]

Love these videos but am I correct in assuming when you say "drawing from a belt" you mean a battle belt or similar? Because all my holsters ride on a belt

[@TerminalM193]

Great video. On another note, why the HELL do so many people want supreme stamped on everything?!?

[@lorenhockensmith777]

8:45 when he's drawing and says "here, here, here, middle finger out." What's he mean by middle finger out?

[@lorenhockensmith777]

PS you can communicate with me via email to keep things private. I've enrolled and paid for his Aug 23-24 class in Ohio. I just want to be able to practice and work on things before going.

[@user-tt4cq6ju9n]

What red dot are you using??!!??

[@awokeone7997]

Of course gear and dot info from Jedi but also, how you conceal a 2011 with your stature

[@shhhboss3139]

When he says your name in a video 🥰

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Big kisses

[@itssambro1]

Big Tex hat?

[@MrWhammy]

my channel covers this topic often

[@ayjmedia]

When Scott took that Glock 48 and made it look like it was flat af ☠☠. He do got some big mf hands doe 🤣🤣 I love his technique but I kinda don't understand the position of the left thumb. Hopefully I'll be able to get in one of his classes, I'm in Cali so it's tough. I'll have to practice it one of these days.

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Yup it will all make sense in the class. Did you watch the grip video yet?

[@ayjmedia]

@@jimmybrodriguez nope I haven’t, I will definitely watch it next! Appreciate it Jim!

[@corlackis]

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[@JohnDoe-wz7lw]

It sounds dumb but I have no problem carrying a striker fired gun without a safety and even carry my M&P 2.0 with an apex flat faced trigger with about a 2.5lb pull but for some reason the thought of carrying a staccato appendix makes me nervous. Mainly the fact it's single action.

[@cedartop1]

I realize you probably know this because you say it sounds dumb, but a 2011 with two safeties is going to be far safer than a fully cocked M&P with a 2.5 pound pull. Now either is just fine if using safe drawing and holstering practices.

[@ayjmedia]

@@cedartop1 Exactly. Safe drawing, holstering practices and holster quality. Nothing against Apex but imo, I would never rely on a third party trigger for a carry gun. I came from Glock over to Staccato. The 2 safety features kinda bugged me at first but you get used to it and understand why you need it after feeling that trigger. There's even some people who disable the grip safety (which I wouldn't recommend).

[@possum__puncher]

Does Taylor call too much???

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Honestly not enough

[@gjhoward]

Damn, no love for Sig 🤣🤣

[@paairmen7458]

Who is your master and clan you serve. You not samurai you ronin

[@johnlatzke3631]

Where did this man get that shirt? I want it 😂

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Which shirt?

[@rickm4295]

So what is this pinky press thing he keeps talking about ? My grip is fine but has little to do with my pinky. Maybe a little but most of my squeeze is from my ring and middle finger Id guess.

[@michaelstanton8363]

I carry a g17 with rmr and tlr 1 hl and I'm barely bigger than you and 6'2

[@michaelstanton8363]

My wife's is a p365xl with the enigma. I will run that if I'm wearing more form fitting clothes.

[@jimmybrodriguez]

It’s all about what holster and clothes you wear

[@michaelstanton8363]

@@jimmybrodriguez most certainly! Especially the belt.

[@reker.a5790]

Compensating for something?

[@MrAvidOutdoorsman]

Ol mr chicken wing 😂😂

[@joshmajor8662]

Yeah man I’m tall and I’ve definitely caught myself slouching as I present, I finally filmed myself and saw how bad it actually is!!! 🤦 the worst part is my shots were quick and accurate but I looked like a complete idiot haha 😂

[@douglassalley9117]

I watch a lot of gun videos! Every "training" video I see, the "instructor" uses a AIWB. I have only seen one person, Ken Hawthorn, drawn from a 5 o' cock position. I have not been able to find AIWB comfortable no matter where I position it. So ask Scoot or A.J. move there gun to the side or use an instructor who wears his CCW on his side.

[@TerminalM193]

Check out hidden hybrid holsters. They have amazing options for every point of carry. I had your exact same issue but hiddenhybridholsters completely changed everything for the better! It's a leather / kydex holster but on the back portion that touches your body is like a felt material that's softer than bunny fur. The kydex allows for a custom fit plus a retention system that allows you to set your own retention pressure on the fly while the backing leather allows for a nice, form fitting system to your body while the soft felt feels like a nice, soft and cool material on your skin. I've went through probably a dozen holsters for each of my main carry, "glock 19 & s&w M&P shield plus". I wish I found out about hidden hybrid holsters a long time ago. I wont go with another company ever again! Hope this helps!

[@2aisabsoluteTim]

Who cares if some don't believe you carry a 2011 Those negative Nancy's will always shit on someone else. Since their life is shit and cant buy a 2011 Keep doing you bro

[@GiveMeThatCake]

What does he mean I can't practice pissing my pants? TRAIN HOW YOU FIGHT

[@jimmybrodriguez]

You won’t do it!

[@RouseDas]

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Slow is slow. Scott emphasizes urgent and careful rather than slow or fast. Just cause you’re doing something slow doesn’t mean you’re doing it better or smoother.

[@RouseDas]

@@jimmybrodriguez True, but over time you with repititions should be naturally speed up with "muscle memory". I wish I could take the class. They will be down here in November, but they are sold out. $500 and 1k rounds is a lot for me right now.

[@douglassalley9117]

@@RouseDas Do you think someone could bring 1K of .22s and use either the new Sig P322 or Glock 22? With red dots of course.

[@RouseDas]

@@douglassalley9117 I don't see why not if that is what you have. I only have 9mm, I should train with 9mm since that is my EDC. Why spend hundreds for a .22 pistol when that can go towards 9mm ammo?

[@MrWhammy]

There's a major flaw with this way of teaching

[@jimmybrodriguez]

Go on…

[@MrWhammy]

@@jimmybrodriguez Ill explain in video. Just 1 part of it, I agree with the rest. Basing it off my experience in self defense situations I've been in

[@cliffarnold7463]

Awesome series!