Robert Vogel, Scoop draw and holster height

Robert Vogel, Scoop draw and holster height

[@koricanify]

You sir are a beast. I feel honored to have been able to attend a weekend class you instructed, please come back to New England. We'd love to have you back. Stay safe out there sir.

[@TheBuffaloBlues]

Hi Robert, please think about doing a video breaking down drawing from the surrender position. New to shooting pistols and became obsessed with steel challenge. Dry firing daily hoping I’ll get to the point that I’m not thinking about the draw and strictly target focused. There’s not many videos on this topic that I could find. Would be greatly appreciated by me and many for sure🙏🏻

[@NDcompetitiveshooter]

Great information as always :)

[@Native_love]

I like wearing my holster high because it's so much easier to get into and out of vehicles. Wearing a tactical belt really makes you respect the Peace officers that spend their entire careers wearing all their gear on their duty belts. All that weight on a belt and having to carry, drive, and run with that bulk and weight has got to be tough. Respect for our peace/police officers!

[@Melissa.712]

Great video!

[@libra7624]

I move from 3 o clock to 2 o clock with holster locked to belt when I conceal carry getting out of car and then go back to 3 o clock sitting, got the idea from Howard Darby quick draw champ, so essentially I am doing many things and short cuts to speed, 1.) the shorter the barrel travel the faster gun can clear holster 2.) 2 o clock it's straight up hooking grip in just the right place from a natural hanging hand start 3.) reduce clothing travel to get to the gun, the shorter the distance clothing moves the faster you can get to the gun 4.) leave a 1 inch gap from grip to body, a grip that touches body slows you down grabbing gun since grip is touching body 5.) the lighter the gun the faster you can draw, you can see my demonstration on the video ''love of the snub'' where I explain these steps, it's it you Robert feel free to comment, the context of video is mostly concealed carry based, I am Shure you would agree on most of my steps to speed, I do 25 draws before I leave the house to know where to grab with out being sloppy from lack of draws Wich is a must daily, the goal is to never make a mistake on 25 draws

[@wowitslou]

Amazing

[@bryanhaycock672]

Please turn your phone sideways. Or get a camera. Love the videos.

[@miketaylor6700]

Quick question: Do you ever wear/carry your gun concealed? Or do you only carry it to competitions and such? Just curious.

[@shog4267]

What’s that holster?