I’ve been instructing for over 20 years. This is one of the best explanations I’ve seen to date. Excellent video.

@christianmillhollon4481

10 ай бұрын

You haven't been instructing jack

@damonsmith71712

10 ай бұрын

@@christianmillhollon4481 you’re right, I can’t recall ever providing instruction to anyone named jack.

Been working on speed recently and got excited when I finally got down to a consistent 1.6 with occasional gusts of 1.2 with my duty setup ( Safariland Level 3 ). Now I see I still have a ways to go yet. Great lessons here, thanks.

Probably the best draw breakdown Ive ever seen. Thank you

Man, you guys are good! You've given me some new inspiration to improve my draw. I like your approach. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for explaining in detail the mechanics of your draw. I've been an instructor in law enforcement for 18 years and you taught me something. Your shooting style and the cadence of your shots are impressive. Heading to the range to practice this draw. I admit I'm a bouncer, my hand passes my gun then returns on the down stroke to get the pistol. I think it's because we start a lot from a field interview stance. Again thank you.

@brennanbrennecke3323

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! I’d encourage you to work on alternate start positions!

Absolutely perfect content, bro! Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Definitely do a video on grip!! And honestly whatever else you are willing to share with us. Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇺🇸

You, Donavan Moore and Hunter Constantine indirectly bullied me into shooting my m&p more and now it's my favorite.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

It’s working!!! Hahaha that’s awesome dude. They’re fantastic guns!

Using a level 3 retention holster and gotta say your techniques are helping me drastically improve, thanks Brennan 👍

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Awesome!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

@@davidb9323 did you watch the video? I talk about how to do it with level 2 and even demo it multiple times…

Phenomenal content!!I If not already done I would love to see a break down on grip! I know it is a bit different for everyone but no body breaks it down!!! they just say vice the grip or crush the grip with your support hand etc. I know the base mechanics have to have a simple step wise easy to understand methodology so I can unlearn bad habits taught to me decades ago in the military and now need to be unlearned. I'm a decent shooter but I know I can be much better!

Well done giving an explanation of Proprioception. We have been discussing, and training on this for Defensive Tactics for years. It is nice to see firearm instructor bringing this understanding to the forefront of their training.

I've never subscribed faster than this.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Honored!

Nicely done. Picked-up a couple of usable tips ... much appreciated.

I train with an ALS and just had to go watch a video of me , to see if im snatching or scooping. I think im doing neither , or a hybrid , , and could be why im slow. Hahaha. I actually always thought i was snatching. But the video just watched showed something else. Also all this .6 draw talk and predictive trigger breaking , and gross sight picture stuff is certainly relative to distance, and threat level , if any , level of accuracy needed etc. Half second draws at 15 yards or farther , is obviously gonna be harder . But im not telling you anything. I shoot a lot , and consider myself semi advanced , but you're well farther along than I. Great video. Thank you.

The cameraman showing up the host? Haha, that was decently funny 😁

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

He’s very good

Fantastic video brother! I've been wanting to work on this type of draw and your explanation really simplified the process. Take care.

Smooth and articulate. Thanks for the tips

Outstanding video Brennan, keep producing.

Thx for sharing your knowledge and your expertise and experience. Truly appreciate you

This was an awesome instructional tool! I will be watching it over and over again!

@brennanbrennecke3323

10 ай бұрын

Excellent!!

Yooooooooooooooo well done, Brennan and crew. I think people can get a lot of mileage out of a video like this.

@brennanbrennecke3323

5 ай бұрын

Thanks man!

Fantastic knowledge transfer, thanks!

Dang. This was thorough. Well done.

One of the most underrated channel out there!

love to see a video on your grip. Thanks for all your videos, they are great.

Great content! I’ve watched many of your videos and you have an innate ability to teach. If I lived near you I would take a class in a heartbeat! Keep up the great work.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Would love to have you in class someday my guy. Maybe I’ll be teaching on the road near you someday?

@Blackhawk556.

11 ай бұрын

@@brennanbrennecke3323 Where do you teach?? If you come by CA (Central Valley) there’s a range that hosts instructors in Porterville. Let me know if you ever come by

Yes please do a grip breakdown. This video was super helpful to me personally shaving time off of my draw. Thank you!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

You got it!

Awesome video, gonna be watching this on repeat!! Can’t wait for the grip video, thank you Brennan!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

I can definitely do a grip video!

@knguyen8595

11 ай бұрын

+1 please do!

I love the scoop draw for competition. But as someone that is working on getting my defensive skills where I want them, I just can't bring myself to practice it yet. I believe the snatch draw to be a method that is more conductive to a start in which you do not know where your hands will be. After my snatch draw is where I want it to be, I would love to add the scoop to my arsenal for competition. I never liked it before this video, due to the safety reasons you mentioned. Slapping the gun up out of the holster always bothered me, but your method makes me much more comfortable with the idea. Good content. I'll be subscribing.

Very good video deep dive on the draw. A lot of detail. Very good.

Always exceptional work.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Fantastic vid! Strong work!

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing it with us all. I’ve used your system to firm up my draw. Your index finger stuck out in my mind so prominently the first time seeing you draw. I thought about it repeatedly then just started doing it.. It’s almost my index of sorts now during the first initiation of the draw. Getting the elbow down immediately or as literally soon as the muzzle is free of the holster helped too. Your draw stroke is next level - not ordinary or even extraordinary. I’d love to learn more about your grip - what you have learned and now do.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Awesome! Glad it was helpful. Appreciate the kind words. I can certainly do a video on my grip. Lot going on there but should be pretty easy to talk about. In your opinion, what’s the mark of a good grip? Like, how do you tell if a grip is “good” or “bad”? Or better yet, “good” or “better”?

@keithholcomb8808

11 ай бұрын

@@brennanbrennecke3323 For me it's partly a feel from tens of thousands of rounds of feedback at 10 yds and my dot really staying tight on target. When I get it right like I did today it's seems so easy and the dot moves very little really. It's not "grip" really but more an all encompassing pressure around the gun with most the emphasis on the support hand. My problems come from RH tension I still fight. But we truly are all different, learn differently and improve differently and at different rates. Regardless of the concept of "equality ", few of us are equal or rather not unique. I'm revisiting your lateral movement video tonight. It's great as well.Very clear and spot on in simplicity.

Wow dude. I loved this video. I have always used the traditional snatch so it’s consistent between different retention levels. However, this little adjustment to the original scoop draw you are using and showing is making me really want to study and try this way on the next few range trips.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Awesome man!!

@johnhalpin5204

11 ай бұрын

You notice that he doesn't have a retention holster he has a fast draw Comp Holster, you also have to consider where your hands are as the need arises to draw the firearm. As a conceal carry person your not always in a position to draw in that fashion. Bottom line is what ever holster and firearm you need to practice your draw whether your hands are positioned when the need to draw in a defensive not competition scenario. I do agree with his lift, rotate and join to extend. I don't subscribe to the Chest grip, or the hand at the chin positions.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

@@johnhalpin5204 you must’ve not watched more than a couple seconds. I show shooting from a Safariland 6390 RDS holster in the first few seconds.

Great video! Thanks and greetings from Finland🇫🇮❤️🇺🇸

Chefs kiss brother! 🤌🏻 Gonna be workin this hard my dude 💪🏻🤙🏻 Thank you for posting this man

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

You got it bruh.

I’m going to have to watch this again with a notepad. There is a lot of great info here.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Thanks man!

Awesome work man loved the video and learned a lot

I learned more from this than years of regular shooting practice and training. Thank you

Good explanation on the draw. Thank you.

Solid work and video bro.

that was awesome! Thanks for sharing

Hey Brennan, great video. Just subscribed. Glad your dad told me about your channel!

Great video guys! Thanks!

Yes! Please do a grip video!! Loved the long detailed format of this one.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Awesome! Hard to know if longer or shorter videos are the move.

@napoleonmagpantay3866

10 ай бұрын

+1 on doing a grip video! The longer the better.@@brennanbrennecke3323

This is a great video. Keep it up!

Your comments section has introduced me to your channel, your content has earned you a new subscriber. Great work and thanks for the video!

@brennanbrennecke3323

5 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

Awesome explanation 👍👍

Great video man!!! I would love to see content on concealed carry. Gained a new sub👍🏼

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Will do man! Thanks for watching and subbing

Well done.

Nice shooting....smooth

Good tip on the buzzer. Didn't think about it. I know that I have been waiting for the buzzer to end before starting. Will be working on that.

Great video. Thank you!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Fun fact: the first time I ever saw a scoop-style draw was exactly 13 months ago on your IG. I was so mindblown by the technique that I screen-recorded it and saved it to my phone hahaha

@brennanbrennecke3323

5 ай бұрын

No way!! That’s legit.

Love the way you communicate - subscribed. Would love to hear your grip breakdown in a diff video.

First watch, great work Brother.

Excellent explanation / instruction.. How I'm just now coming across you is odd, but add another sub and like... I think you are destined to be one of the greats when it comes to instruction (ETC)... Thanks for the video! Now to the rest of them...

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub, and I really appreciate the kind words!

definitely do a grip video. great stuff.

great techs. keep it up.

Awesome video! Thanks!! Just subscribed!

Thanks! I’ll try to apply all of this. Please shoot a vid on follow-ups and dot-tracking.

Man it's good see you!! hope you are doing well.

Excellent presentation/tutorial.

Good stuff man..

Thank you for breaking down and sharing your technique! I was able to shave off 30 hundredths of a second with only 2 hours of practicing. 🙏

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

That’s fantastic!

Great video. I have started keeping my support hand on the lower right part of my stomach so I don't have to move it at all.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Much more efficient!

Nice job

A tip since you were already on the topic of proprioception, instead of aiming for your trigger guard with your support hand aim for your middle finger. Credit to Modern Samurai. Great video definitely learned a lot.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Yep, I’ve been familiar with how Scott has been teaching that for years! Still stand by what I said :) good catch tho!

Good video amigo. Glad you mentioned negative cant near the end. I believe scoop draw works the best on a negative cant (11 o’clock position) on an open rig or Lvl2/3 system. Neutral or forward cant is not efficient for a scoop draw in my experience. Solid stuff man.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Totally agree. If you want to be as efficient as possible taking the positive cant out of your duty holster is a must, imo.

@TheCalebOsborne

11 ай бұрын

I'm wondering about the negative can't and placement on hip too, like forward of hip bones or right in line? And does the negative can't help with a regular stab down into the holster draw or just with scoop?

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

@@TheCalebOsborne so I like it just on or SLIGHTLY forward of the hip bone. I usually align the back edge of my holster with the seam in my pants. And yeah the negative cant helps with all draw techniques.

Good shooting Tex. I scoop from the belly mostly with a Tier 1 I really like. Maybe I’ve been teaching myself wrong because I seem to do better on a quick draw with accuracy when I instinctively flip, point and shoot right out the holster. however I haven’t properly tested myself on paper (though I will now) however it has worked outside that

Fast from lvl 3 retention forces downward pressure.. I have learned that downward pressure helps me establish a better grip.

nice competition rig demo, i use howard darby quick draw methods, every day carry snub nose i show on video my fish hook draw or elevator similar to yours or some call it a snatch draw, i dont push down either as it slows me down, the only thng is your rig and gun set up is fine but only counts if you wear it out in public for defense, unless you have a every day carry set up that you wear off range that set up would count because its always with you for defense when you need it, on range anything goes, but some states you may not be able to wear that rig, minnesota we can wear open or concealed as a choice, you can see my fast draw short cuts for a snub revolver on my main video where i show tips i learned myself and howard darby application to a double action small conceal carry revolver, i do 25 dras before i leave the house with what i am wearng to stay smooth, fast and proficient

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Cool!

Excellant video Brennan. AIWB next.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Deal!

Hey can you do a break down of the holster, mag pouches, belt and ratchet system, on your competition set up? I want to put one together for the range and training.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Easy day man. Be on the lookout!

As a firearm instructor this vid helped me alot, great explanation.Thx Brennan. What belt are you using?

Thankyou so much for your video - helps heaps as a new shooter to ipsc. Could I ask what inner and outer belt you use ? - I like how they are both adjustable and how you wear them

muy buena información y educación para practicarlo de esa manera, extraordinaria velocidad, te felicito por tu trabajo y gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

You’re welcome!

Great and informative video, especially when you demonstrated drawing from the Safariland ALS holster! Btw, would you mind sharing the brand/model of the timer you were using? Anyway, thanks again..

Great instruction man, I would like to see a video on grip and reloads at some point. Just subscribed 👍

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub! I can definitely do some stuff on reloads. Grip video already coming.

@sm237m2

11 ай бұрын

@@brennanbrennecke3323 I also find it awesome that you showed how it's done with an als holster as well. Keep up the good work 👍

Excellent information explained in such a manner as to easily convey its intent and purpose and be easily executable. This is what an instructor should look like. I had to add you on facebook for this video because I need to glean as much from you as possible. Good shit.

Excellent information while also demonstrating. Excellent! The leftie at the end, what's his channel?

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! That’s @justindshoots and he films all my videos for me cuz he’s a nice guy. Also amazing shooter, routinely beats me at stuff. We go back and forth a lot.

Excellent! Thank you for sharing. Could you give an item description? List everything you are wearing in case someone sees it and wants to buy it. For example, what kind of timer is that? PS- add links so you get a little kickback when I buy that timer, lol 👍🏽

Dude.....Bro......I mean BRUH!!! That's friggin awesome sauce!!!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Hahaha thanks man

Thanks for posting the video! Awesome content. What belt are you using here?

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

The black one is the Safariland ELS belt. The green one is the Battle Belt Lite from Blue Alpha.

What belt are you using ? Love the ratchet style!!

really hard to follow then you are so fast. that's a compliment

Great teaching, question hoe many times in a gunfight can we have our hand indexed on our holster ? And how many competitors have to keep their hands up before the draw? Do you drop past your gun down to your index point then back up?

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

No matter where my hands start they should move in a straight line from there to the gun.

@TheLastAmericanOutlaw

11 ай бұрын

So if your hands are above the gun snatch it. If they are below it then this method?

Aloha from Hawaii's 2A community 🤙🏽

@brennanbrennecke3323

5 ай бұрын

Hi!

Great information brother im about to start shooting competition i have to try a M&P But for now ill stick with my Glock 34 👍

brennan, What Inner and outer belt are you wearing/using? and what is the rachet ur using at the star too?

TY

What is the belt at the start of the video? Great content btw

I noticed that your holster sits below your belt line. What holster are you using? I have a gen 5 g17 and that holster setup looks great.

Great video and explanations!! What brand and model is the pistol that you are shooting?? Also list any up grades to you pistol including your magazine extensions. Thanks!!!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

This is a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 5” model. It’s got an apex trigger and a Vortex Defender CCW red dot. Magazine extensions are primarily Taran Tactical.

What belt is that!!?? Love that ratchet mechanism

I find the snatch more consistent and faster for me in regards to the als. Informative video nonetheless!

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Whatever you’ve practiced the most will be the most consistent. Having given months on months to the snatch and then developing my current draw over more months I would have to disagree just from a pure efficiency standpoint, BUT I’m glad it’s working for you!

Subscribed after the intro lol

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Hahaha awesome!

Great video sir! On your Vortex Defender video you were using a cool little sight adjustment tool. Care to share what that was? Thanks for the great content.

@brennanbrennecke3323

9 ай бұрын

Not sure which video you’re referring to, but it was most likely a Multitasker NANO2

@nickbarker2596

9 ай бұрын

It was over on the Vortex Edge channel. Thanks man I'll pick up that NANO2 for sure!

Thanks

Good stuff man. Do you think the Beavertail size matters? I haven't tried it more than 10 times but I struggle to get my thumb over a CZ or Tanfo Beavertail when I try your technique.

@brennanbrennecke3323

11 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s trickier with beavertails but totally doable still. Just have to allow your thumb to float a little higher. I actually developed this draw back when I shot a p320.

@airforcewes

11 ай бұрын

Vaseline on the metal beaver tail works, sounds odd, but it works

Great video, thank you. What is that gun belt you are using?

@brennanbrennecke3323

9 ай бұрын

That’s a safariland belt