Reid's Shooting on the Move Techniques

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Shooting on the move can be accomplished with a few methods. Both take practice, but with work, good hits can be made and distance created.

[@QCutube]

i quote your statement all the time at work (an emergency department), "the lessons that we learn today, are written on the tombstones of others",

[@chaoticcaninejb]

You sir a damn fine American Patriot!! Wish my son could of been taught history from you! Respect you as a man for having strong morals, beliefs and values, very few left these days!

[@MSKommando]

RAZORJB think the same. Greetings from Germany.

[@blackrifle09]

RAZORJB Some wish their Dad's were more like you !!!

[@mech970xr]

RAZORJB II

[@pleon1978]

Tactigay! Dig it.

[@andrewcampbell1670]

“Tactigay”.......I like it lol

[@TheKentuckyPatriot]

Hahahaha!!! Never heard that before. I laughed out loud.

[@armedbear529]

The one thing I can see as an advantage to shooting while moving is that you're more likely to force the opponent to react, especially while advancing on them. In a hallway or narrow corridor I could see the need to elicit a duck or cower response from your opponent as you approach. The move-then-shoot technique is certainly valid though.

[@macgyverishere]

Shouldn't first round hit be most important?

[@Trinity4me]

To live, to protect, to appreciate the grace that is given. Thank you sir.

[@ExiledGaming61]

Tactigay...lol

[@TheRollingTrip]

Turk 317 Just ignore the trolls and they lose interest

[@ExiledGaming61]

Damn why so triggered?

[@suriyamanyseng6948]

Lol that's was funny

[@BluesLicks101]

3:30 "Tactic Gay" Ha! I just spilled my coffee! Good and bold humor: You are an awesome instructor Reid - I especially was surprised at the additional time to require on the backing up (turn around) run... good stuff to know!

[@shaneandjen]

Tactigay! My new favorite!!

[@hansblitz7770]

Hard to shoot back accurately after taking a center-mass shot. First good shot wins.

[@adamlindsey7591]

more great education from Reid.

[@fuggleeartshow]

which method had the shortest time to the first shot? that would seem to be important to me, maybe more than total round count within the time limit

[@biggboysouth]

Awesome video but on the shooting while moving back I think the first way you showed for a CCW scenario is the better option. A great channel called Active self protection has coined a phrase "FIBS Factor" which stands for "Fudge I've been shot" or "Fudge I'm Being Shot At" Which almost always get a positive reaction from the threat. First to put shots on target 90% of the time wins the gun fight. In a more combat type scenario I could see the second approach working as it's more getting out of the kill zone and returning fire than self defense. Just a random youtubers opinion.

[@Ajidimal]

biggboysouth Reminds me of the "Four F's" my drill sergeant taught us. Find them, fix them (i.e. force them to take cover), flank them, finish them. Everything is situation-dependent, but there is value to lead flying toward bad guy to keep him stressed while you move.

[@jeffdeneui3681]

I agree. Special Forces are trained that upon contact start shooting even if it isn't an aimed shot. There is a physiological reaction you have when being shot at that reduces the capability of responding. Reid, your demonstration is spot on if you are only considering your performance. But, you also have to be concerned about the action of the enemy. Put yourself in place of the enemy. If someone is firing at you, you'll have a reluctance to expose yourself to return fire. Time how long it took you to draw, move and get your first shot off. That is the amount of time the enemy has to put rounds in you. If you were that enemy, you would be able to draw and empty an entire magazine in that time.

[@braggaboutitgunsammo2498]

Very cool video Reid. Many thanks!

[@classylawn]

Thank you sir for all your time I sure do appreciate it you give me a lot of good things to Think about and practice

[@R0mans13]

I just did some moving and shooting training yesterday at work lol I prefer to move while shooting, however different circumstances may require a different approach. Glad to see another technique to employ, I'll bring it up during my next SRT training. Thanks sir!!

[@quebeclima2006]

Hope to train one day on the Valor Ridge! Greetings from Belgium.

[@dalephillips8250]

Very informative Reid...nothing drives the point home better than demonstrating. What about sideways movement though?

[@viper1sniper769]

As always very good info. I tell ppl all the time how good your training is. See u next year for carbine training.

[@KanoDailyThePhilippinesandMore]

The interesting question is whether it is better to get at least one good solid hit in them as soon as possible rather than later. Maybe the total number of shots in a certain span of time is the same, but hopefully the bad guy isn't using the first couple of seconds to shoot at us without the distraction of return fire coming his way. I saw a well-known instructor doing a multiple target demo recently with some pre-programmed targets that needed a certain number of hits before they would fall, and he stuck with each target until that number of hits had been made. Unfortunately, even though he seemed to think that was cool, the third target would have had enough time to empty their pistol at him if it had actually been real.

[@scttmtclf]

Jon at Active Self Protection calls that the FIBS factor; "F*$&, I've been shot." Getting that first shot on target as quickly as possible, more often than not, will help you win the fight.

[@4pitts1burgh28]

josh benware I agree the 1st one on target is usually the winner and whoever gets the 1st shot off has a better chance to get it. However I'd rather make the other guy react to me not the other way around.

[@colbyc.6698]

Kano Daily - The Philippines and More pistol hits are never solid pistols suck but it's what we got to conceal just joking with but true

[@EverydayAmerican]

4PITTS1BURGH2 You will ALWAYS be reacting to the other person. The perp picks the time and place. The defender’s counter is always out of reaction.

[@4pitts1burgh28]

Everyday American touche'

[@checkmate610]

Well done.

[@halfcrazy12]

I imagine both methods have their place. The first one walking forward or backwards gives you the time to get the shot off first and keeping them behind cover as you move to a better place of cover.

[@servingchrist8894]

great info, thanks!

[@tampablackwing]

"Tactigay" hahaha

[@Roadtrip53]

Is there not something to be said for the old axiom "Firstest with the mostest? I don't like the concept of waiting to shoot if the threat is here and now, especially turning around and running, then turning back around. Looks like a good way to lose a gunfight.

[@MandenTV]

"That's tacticgay, that's what that is." Love it!

[@pennsylvaniastatemilitia1073]

Love the channel and understand the tactics are dictated by the totality of the circumstances but the only way im turning by back is if I'm covered.

[@parapearce3129]

All good, I'm just not comfortable with turning my back on a Bad Guy - hell, I might just keep running. Love what ya do bro. You and PN are good people.

[@jeronimoromero175]

Awesome video Reid. Thanks for making it. Now one on lateral movement :-)

[@Suitednzooted11]

I think that the time to first shot is also a valid concern when deciding which to use, which requires a lot of different variables to be considered.

[@81hewp]

Scoot n shoot. Thanks for the hands on.

[@unodosntres]

Love it

[@All4mula]

pc term is tactihomo

[@Ir0nF1st924]

Nope, queer is taken now as well. We have to come up with something else.

[@robbevington1754]

Tactigay i want that on a shirt -Valor Ridge- we doint train to be Tactigay

[@tommyd0624]

When it comes to moving forward I like the idea of moving forward slower but getting a shot on target faster. The sooner you get a shot on target the better.

[@nickp862]

Tactagay lmao! Great video as usual.

[@tecratt]

Why only move forward or backward? Like you said in the video, you are not changing where the bad guy has to aim or shoot. I really like Suarez's shoot on the move philosophy, moving at angles to maximize how much the bad guy has to adjust aim.

[@robertwolfkill8964]

Your 100% right. 31 years in the FBI AND I NEVER TOOK BABY STEPS!!!. I was either running for cover or engaging the threat. Competition is a game. Real life is no game.

[@josephbrown-ut9ty]

Very interesting video and cpl things ill have to work on for sure. i do have a video request for you though. Can you do a series or a video on HOW to clear certain weapon malfunctions? I had a case over bolt malfunction and took forever to un-jam the dang thing. Was another person working on my Ar that got it un-jammed and took him nearly 20 min. can you show some of the more uncommon malfunctions and HOW to clear em?

[@room2376]

Tactigay I lost it

[@dam1041960]

Your Puc-ked now. You own it now Reid " tactigay" Henrichs .LOL! At 3:32

[@Jandmyates]

Is that tzit tzit ? If so great! I will not receive instruction from someone who isn't wearing tzit tzit! Glad to see it! Numbers 15:37-41 for those who don't know.

[@saltychristian2528]

Nice hat bro!

[@stephenn2001]

Nice shirt, Devil Dog!

[@brianp5564]

Dude, what real world school of thought RE shooting on the move says directly at or away from the suspect? Aside from old SAS Direct Threat, I guess. This is generally a circumstance when a surprise gunfight pops up. If you have no immediate cover, and there is enough distance, you draw and fire while moving at an angle toward the target. From the suspects perspective you are still a laterally moving target, but getting closer and actively shooting. This is in the actual world, so you're having to avoid no-shoots and non-cover obstacles, but if you can shoot, you can shoot moving. And not the silly baby steps bs that no one being shot at will use, but really moving. Just my thoughts, and thanks for what you do, you rock!

[@acewings221]

I'd like to point out: If the opponent has a rifle, it always makes more sense to try and lay suppressing fire as you are backing up like that.

[@acba6003]

Thanks Reid. Your video added a bit of perspective I had not yet considered. Look forward to training with you. On an off note, is that tzitzit your wearing?

[@MrKadidle51]

What about moving sideways?

[@parapearce3129]

TACTIGAY! hell yea

[@knndyskful]

After watching the 2 backing up vids I’d rather shoot and back up at the same time, just my preference after watching

[@josemercado1199]

Tactic-Gay!! That's a great one. Lol, keep up the good work.

[@Set_your_handle77]

3:29 LOL

[@randallterrebonne5585]

That's tactigay lmao

[@SuperBizalz]

Shit, I'm running and rolling WHILE shooting AND scoring headshots. Haha!

[@CCWeveryday]

I don’t know what spastic competitive shooters you are watching.haha Very informative video as always.

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

I'm all for you running forward..let the bullet do the work! Got 5 too!

[@mattsterpiecenjmaflva9956]

Good stuff. Why not practice both?

[@HOMETHEATERBOY]

Are you showing off just a little bit lol you’re amazing

[@jeffa1961]

Love your videos. Please do not laugh at the old man with this question. I noticed you have a link at the bottom on Amazon for your shot timer and they show it as blue. Is yours a newer model, since they do not offer it in different colors. Thank you in advance.

[@HondoLane76]

I'm thinking I'd rather have hits on target faster than one extra hit on target total (referencing the first move/shoot). I have no proof, but am guessing that in a civilian shoot that the "bad guy" is more likely to stop being a threat with one or two rounds in him (as opposed to continuing to attack you until you stop running and start unleashing your smoke wagon). Anyone know of any studies on this situation? In all honesty, I'm also guessing you wont have someone standing still, or running straight at you as you run straight at them. So, if you are moving and they are moving, it appears easier to make hits standing still than moving.What's my conclusion. I need force on force training to get a better idea of the dynamics of a gun fight!

[@DefensiveConcepts]

Turning your back and running gives your opponent time to fire multiple shots with no response from you. Additionally you have to turn, reacquire the threat, and then begin to engage the threat all while he is still shooting. Don’t think too many people would prefer that

[@nwmotog]

Great video. What holster are you using? Just curious.

[@anthonystark123]

I know it’s an old video this is only a humble question Reid. Would it be better to turn around and run from the threat at an angle then turn and shoot? I just want to train appropriately so I can practice bud. Or in your opinion would it be better to draw and shoot moving backwards? I have been practicing at moving backwards at an angle to keep the sights off me as much as possible. But I like your explanation on not knowing what might be behind me and tripping on something. I never really thought about that.

[@lokoamerican4934]

Only thing i could see as pros and con thing is shooting while moving either way is your also making the opposing forge either duck for cover or shoot worse rather then giving him a open target with no force back in those few secs

[@N3FF42]

Reid, your LRB M25 does that have a NM non chromed barrel or chromed? Thank you

[@tig3r_lily]

Semper YUT! @reid

[@TConer-ft7no]

Just a question here. Why would you run toward an attacker ? Wouldnt distance be a better tactic?

[@SocialismDoesntWork]

Regardless of moving any direction, the sooner bullets go through someones vital organs the sooner they die. If the shots can be made then make them.

[@mohawksniper79]

Being serious and not a pistol owner cuz I live in the jail of canada lol. But when shooting and moving backwards does that not keep the other guy thinking about cover to and less likely to shot you. Jest wondering?

[@ExplosiveFetus]

Get your restricted license (easy as fuck) and a range membership, and go buy some pistols!

[@Harkonnen33778]

What do you suggest for someone who cannot run due to a bad knee?

[@Ir0nF1st924]

Make sure you're a quicker and more accurate shot than the bad guy.

[@chefemax8148]

Where'd you get the hat? I dig it.

[@untaureece]

Do u use hollow tip in all your pistols

[@ronnorris5039]

I like a lot

[@themanwithnoname9894]

Hmmm. What moves faster? Your feet or the round fired from a firearm? Get the round off first as you move to a more advantageous position... IF possible.

[@letsdothisthing3769]

What's with the white strings hanging from the belt?

[@barj1987]

Ok just to summarize. Are you saying they both have good and bad points or are you saying you prefer and or teach one over the other? Either way thanks for the info and can't wait to see what's next.

[@danielfisch655]

Chag Sukkot Sameach, Achi!!!

[@ebinuyasha1]

Tacti-gay! Sounds like pre-2010 humor i love it!

[@sandozman6085]

Every situation will be different. However at the distance you are demonstrating why move up? Waiting to fire would be a lifetime.

[@Nvdasmth1]

Hello, You all do notice, Mr.Reid is carrying IWB at his Appendix.

[@jokeal3613]

You should show where your shots hit each time and use a new target each time so we can see your hits. It would drive your point home, or not

[@zabimaru404]

Is tacti-gay an actual thing?

[@psalms23dad13]

Obviously this video isn't covering everything you know about moving and shooting just curious why your focused on moving straight back and straight forward?

[@Unit38]

3rd Bn, I Co. Platoon 3080, P.I. Semper Fi.

[@darrinrentruc6614]

I watch Reid Henrichs video's and respect him and what he says although I will always remain a proud life member of the NRA. I have not forgotten the past 8 years that the NRA has fought obama and the media, The media actually blamed the NRA and its members for the acts of cowards. If it were not for the NRA leaning on our wishy washy republicans obama would have easily put back into effect the assault weapons ban and many others.

[@ILruffian]

Agree 100% that we would be just like Europe if it weren't for the NRA. The organization has done a ton of good. Doesn't mean we shouldn't hit them with both barrels for the idiotic nonsense they have put out over the last week.

[@rrsatx]

“tacti-gay” 😂

[@oregonborn8917]

That's tactigay that's what that is. LOL. LOL. that was funny

[@TripleWhopperWithCheese]

Unload and show clear!!!!!!

[@Ir0nF1st924]

Unloading and showing clear is a waste of time. You aren't going to be shot through your screen.

[@colbyc.6698]

Nice Reid the situations always dictate

[@Jeff-vp9vz]

Only one shot turning and run?

[@Excalibur01]

What's that shirt?

[@poet99999]

"tactigay" rip

[@worddunlap]

Thumbs up for 'tacti-gay'. Seen them, always chuckle.

[@bldlightpainting]

Must of what competition shooters do is "tactic-gay" rather than real-world gunfighting.

[@tomperez9841]

I like the way the Israelis approach shooting and moving....very similar....good vid

[@Roadtrip53]

Isn't it Israeli doctrine to not carry a round in the chamber? That is NOT a good idea.

[@tomperez9841]

Roadtrip53 true they do promote that concept but they have other tactics which I like...and appears that reid likes

[@MrJ69davis]

Need to oppose Bill H.R. 3999, they are going to give open ended discretion to the BATF to ban any semi autos.

[@TripleWhopperWithCheese]

Bull cocky...........

[@Hottrods1]

🤷🏽‍♂️

[@unmalo2768]

Tacti-Gay is what that is!! LOL!!!!

[@judahlion5826]

I am not sure that I agree with you. You can't outrun a bullet. In some situations it would be an advantage to get off a shot more quickly and incapacitate your victim first.

[@BradYaeger]

Not trolling here, but wouldn't moving sideways make more sense? Just my training as a martial artist is to move offline and make them miss and have to reset. No disrespect meant, I'm just a novice shooter looking to increase my knowledge