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How to Practice Your Drawstroke

So you want to be able to draw a pistol faster and more efficiently, but how do you actually go about doing that? You could, like most people, simply attempt the full draw stroke repeatedly at full speed. But that's not usually the quickest way to improve, and you'll probably pick up a lot of bad habits in the process. One very effective method for refining the draw is to break it down into pieces and build speed gradually (both in live fire and dry practice). The exercise in this video offers one way to work through that process at the range. Here's a more thorough breakdown of the four-step concealed carry drawstroke:    • The Concealed Carry Draw Stroke   The par times I suggest in the video are assuming you're using a subcompact or pocket pistol or small-frame snub nose revolver. If you're using a full size or compact pistol instead, you might not find these times to be all that challenging. It's easier to establish a solid grip on a larger gun and the longer sight radius often aides in acquiring an acceptable sight picture more quickly. For those guns, I would still suggest using a 1 second par time for the first string of fire, but try 1.25 for the second string, and 1.5 for the full drawstroke. Alternately, you can use the original par times, but back the target up to 7 yards. Support our channel, buy ammo from Lucky Gunner!