I practice that method a lot, true laying on back also makes you a smaller cross section, just like radar your a smaller target for incoming fire, accuracy is good laying on back and the example of using this is where you have no cover, although not moving getting that good shot in is better then shooting and moving at certain distances, so standing, kneeling, sitting, prone and laying on back is good to keep doing and having targets for each looking at results testing our effectiveness on target with vitals printed on it and hitting those would be good, if we don't at long distance statistically even hitting in the wrong spot chances are that wounded threat may not want to be in the fight or if wounded it makes them not as effective as they were before they got hit but all this in a private citizen context wich is different then police and military even though exceptions to the rule, generally if your not chasing a suspect in a field to put cuffs on then your a private citizen who can shoot to defend getting out of that situation but not required to persue suspect or threat, rare you will have to get in a gun fight or stay in gun fight out in the field so ammo resources for practice should only be used to practice and have acceptable hits since it's a possibility but not a probability, probability ammo resources should only be 10 percent of rounds or less and saving 90 percent of ammo on 'most likely to happen events simulation' these mirror real gun fights or the most common senarios we will experience, or one could use to 80/20 rule, 20 percent of effort or ammo resources make up 80 percent of your effectiveness in the real word so when shooting schools want you to buy 2,000 rounds of 9 mm it's wasting ammo on shots fired that already achieved the objective and also wastes the county's resources, for example working on slow fire accuracy you don't need a whole mag for anylisis but only 3 shots, then connect dots for group size, if group size isn't with in kill zone standards you chose for class then fire 3 more, going by 3's will save ammo and meet the 20 percent of effort achieving 80 percent of results, so 3 shots is 20 percent of a 12 shot subcompact, had we went by magazine it's waisting 12 rounds plus on in the chamber just to do a grouping rather then 3 rounds and 3 to try and correct grouping, even mag dumps accuracy grouping test there is no need to do such a thing but fire 3 shots as fast as you think you can keep shots with in your kill zone, then gradually move target in 5 yard steps seeing if kill zone has been achieved, if not as tight of a 3 shot group as you can, so it's got the speed of a mag dump but your evaluation is only 3 rounds because in the times you fire a quick 3 rounds the gun fight is over or close to being over in just a couple more seconds determining winner or loser even if most private citizen defense situations the threat runs you won the gun fight and on average about 3 seconds their gone so that why it's those first burst of 3 rounds that matter because in that short time you have winner and a loser, you want to be bill Jordan and focus on never missing that first shot even if you have to slow down a bit, don't worry about speed, let the threat do the worrying and you do the shooting
A great review. I haven't done this type of training in a while. Things to think about in a self defense situation. Oh and Mickey. Some times I like flat cookies. 😂 thanks.
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Great video.
Thank you Mick
Excellent real world wisdom!
Been watching for a while, you definitely earned a new sub👍🏾
Now sign up and go do it live, it's GREAT training.
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Solid advice! I've taken multiple classes from other instructors, but we rarely trained from the ground like this.
As always, great instructions. 👍
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I loved this course!
When did you attend?
@CarryTrainer Back in November (the class in the video)
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Thank you!
I practice that method a lot, true laying on back also makes you a smaller cross section, just like radar your a smaller target for incoming fire, accuracy is good laying on back and the example of using this is where you have no cover, although not moving getting that good shot in is better then shooting and moving at certain distances, so standing, kneeling, sitting, prone and laying on back is good to keep doing and having targets for each looking at results testing our effectiveness on target with vitals printed on it and hitting those would be good, if we don't at long distance statistically even hitting in the wrong spot chances are that wounded threat may not want to be in the fight or if wounded it makes them not as effective as they were before they got hit but all this in a private citizen context wich is different then police and military even though exceptions to the rule, generally if your not chasing a suspect in a field to put cuffs on then your a private citizen who can shoot to defend getting out of that situation but not required to persue suspect or threat, rare you will have to get in a gun fight or stay in gun fight out in the field so ammo resources for practice should only be used to practice and have acceptable hits since it's a possibility but not a probability, probability ammo resources should only be 10 percent of rounds or less and saving 90 percent of ammo on 'most likely to happen events simulation' these mirror real gun fights or the most common senarios we will experience, or one could use to 80/20 rule, 20 percent of effort or ammo resources make up 80 percent of your effectiveness in the real word so when shooting schools want you to buy 2,000 rounds of 9 mm it's wasting ammo on shots fired that already achieved the objective and also wastes the county's resources, for example working on slow fire accuracy you don't need a whole mag for anylisis but only 3 shots, then connect dots for group size, if group size isn't with in kill zone standards you chose for class then fire 3 more, going by 3's will save ammo and meet the 20 percent of effort achieving 80 percent of results, so 3 shots is 20 percent of a 12 shot subcompact, had we went by magazine it's waisting 12 rounds plus on in the chamber just to do a grouping rather then 3 rounds and 3 to try and correct grouping, even mag dumps accuracy grouping test there is no need to do such a thing but fire 3 shots as fast as you think you can keep shots with in your kill zone, then gradually move target in 5 yard steps seeing if kill zone has been achieved, if not as tight of a 3 shot group as you can, so it's got the speed of a mag dump but your evaluation is only 3 rounds because in the times you fire a quick 3 rounds the gun fight is over or close to being over in just a couple more seconds determining winner or loser even if most private citizen defense situations the threat runs you won the gun fight and on average about 3 seconds their gone so that why it's those first burst of 3 rounds that matter because in that short time you have winner and a loser, you want to be bill Jordan and focus on never missing that first shot even if you have to slow down a bit, don't worry about speed, let the threat do the worrying and you do the shooting
I was gonna read this whole comment, but then I decided "Nah I'll just wait for the movie to come out."
@@vegeta420z get the popcorn ready, this is just the sneak preview before the movie
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A great review. I haven't done this type of training in a while. Things to think about in a self defense situation. Oh and Mickey. Some times I like flat cookies. 😂 thanks.
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