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Building a Better Concealment Garment

Saturday, March 7th, 2009
"Hang Time"

"Hang Time"

A well built and thought out concealment garment can make the difference between life and death, as the last thing you want to be fiddling with in a fight for life is a garment that is not sweeping out of your way easily; interfering with your grip, or even worse, becoming entangled in your grip as you attempt to draw your handgun.

A good concealment garment will give you instant access to your firearm and your magazines, shrinking your OODA Loop and giving you one less thing to worry about during the fight.

As you can see from the above photo, a properly built garment is easily swept to the side, out of the shooters way, and it will reach the apex of it’s swing with enough “hang time” to afford the shooter time to establish a proper grip on the handgun before the swept garment falls back to the shooter’s side.

The obvious prerequisite for proper concealment is a handgun that lends itself to concealment (a sufficiently small enough stock),  a good concealment holster, and a quality magazine pouch; basically equipment that will reduce the printing (your firearm showing through your clothing) effect on your clothing. (more…)

Anti-Competitive?

Monday, February 9th, 2009
Yeah, it's kind of like that...

Yeah, it's kind of like that...

I have been asked to clarify my seemingly “anti-competitive” statements on the home page of my website. It appears that some people have taken the truth of the statement as some attempt at slandering the competitive shooters. Some are beginning to say that O2DA Training is “competitive hostile.” That’s simply not true, I am not degrading the competitive sports, I am simply pointing out some facts.

As I point out on the our home page, I do admire those shooters who have mastered their sport. Furthermore; as long as the shooter is using his “carry” equipment and utilizing proper techniques, the competitive arena can help to enhance ones balance of speed and accuracy.

Having said that, I want to once again stress that I truly believe that being a great competitive shooter will not enhance your survivability in a real life fight for life where someone is actively trying to kill you. (more…)