Master Shooting on the Move with Your Carbine in Under 3 Minutes! 🔥

Learn the essentials of shooting on the move with your carbine in just under 3 minutes! In this video, we point out the core principles to improve your mobility, accuracy in tactical shooting performance. Whether you're training for self-defense, competition, or just want to become a more efficient marksman, this video has you covered.
Using frangible ammunition for added safety, we also demonstrate correct practices for shooting at steel targets. Remember, maintaining a safe distance is critical when engaging steel! Maintain a minimum distance of 50 yards when using standard jacketed ammunition!
Perfect for those looking to enhance their carbine skills, master dynamic shooting drills, or simply understand the fundamentals of shooting while moving. Tune in and take your skills to the next level!
Special thanks to our friends at Maxim Defense for providing the carbines featured in this video: maximdefense.c...
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[@davidmalby-md3qy]

GREAT skill to master

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Indeed 👍🏻

[@ckirk7532]

hey id love an online course from you guys teaching carbine skills! these videos are great

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Stay tuned, we have some exciting things in the works! 🍻

[@v.german11b]

Priceless!

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

We’re thrilled you found it helpful! Please give us a 👍🏻 to support the channel!

[@detectivetrainwreck3476]

Thank you for not spending thirty minutes talking about how cool you are first.

[@tetrakosarihondaturbo2810]

Man you are shooting rifle at 3 feet! Little scared...

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

The video includes multiple notifications with a yellow attention sign, clearly indicating that we are using frangible ammunition to avoid misunderstandings. Additionally, there is a notification in the description. This type of ammunition is specifically designed to minimize fragmentation and ricochets, even at close distances.

[@tetrakosarihondaturbo2810]

@TacticalPerformanceCenter Didn't knew that. Ok. Confidence restored

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

@@tetrakosarihondaturbo2810 One thing we never compromise on is safety, including in the content we create. We strongly advocate understanding the responsibility that comes with handling firearms-it is always our top priority! 👍🏻

[@W1ckedRcL]

The environment will not rarely allow that kind of movement. Also, bring your gun up to your face. You need to maintain a posture that will present your plates and allow you to draw your pistol without changing the position of your head so you can hit what you're shooting at.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

This is a skill development drill, not a tactical exercise. Scientific research shows that to develop a specific skill effectively, it must first be isolated and refined to its technical aspects. Once the skill becomes subconscious, you can then integrate it into more complex scenarios for practical application. Regarding the point about bringing the rifle higher-this is a matter of biomechanics. Placing the top of the stock over the shoulder reduces recoil control because the force vector creates a fulcrum point, increasing the leverage the weapon has over you. This ultimately leads to greater muzzle flip. At the end of the day, it’s about choosing what to prioritize for the specific situation at hand. Please watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn-XiIqjgcuKhqc

[@ParrotTactical]

What’s the deal with Maxim being there? It’s kind of called out, but not really.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

This clip is an excerpt from a longer video in which we review their rifles and the frangible ammunition they produce, both of which are featured in this segment. Here is the long video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuxm4R7a7yXo5I

[@ParrotTactical]

@ very helpful, I’ll check it out- thank you!

[@BullseyeBallistics-kf1jw]

Temu Instructor Zero.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

TPC teaches a doctrine developed from over 27 years of research. Ron Avery, the founder of TPC, is a highly recognized name in the industry. The system he created has proven to be extremely effective, not only for civilian trainees but also for numerous military and law enforcement agencies. Nevertheless, we appreciate your feedback