Key Topics Covered

• Safety First & Foremost: The paramount focus is the absolute adherence to all firearm safety rules during the drawing process. This includes keeping the finger straight along the frame outside the trigger guard until sights are on target and a decision to fire has been made.

• Gear Selection and Setup:

  • Holster Types: Overview of inside-the-waistband (IWB), outside-the-waistband (OWB), appendix, and shoulder holsters.

  • Retention Mechanisms: Understanding active (manual release required) versus passive retention systems.

  • Placement and Belt Rigidity: The importance of proper holster positioning for access and comfort, and a rigid belt to support the firearm's weight and ensure a consistent draw.

• The Four Steps of the Draw: Detailed breakdown and repetitive drilling of the structured process:

• Dry Fire Practice Methodology: The seminar emphasizes the importance of deliberate, slow dry fire practice using a SIRT pistol to master mechanics before attempting speed or live fire.

• The Reholster Process: Safe reholstering is treated as a separate, critical skill. The emphasis is on slowing down, visually clearing the holster area, and deliberately guiding the firearm back into the holster without rushing.