So grateful for this instruction...for us free, but you fellas had to earn it. Thank you.

It's all in the details! Excellent video! Thanks

Awesome information. Thanks!

Another great nugget of information. SHEEPDOG ROCKS!!

Glad I found this channel where have you been all my life

Thank you so much!

Outstanding 👍

Super simple teachings. Wish I would’ve heard you guys years ago. It’d save so much time and ammo. Lol

So. A little background here on the stance being taught. The stance being taught in the video, and I was glad to see police officer's in the group to justify it, is designed to keep the full front of the second chance vest towards the target. This way, if you're in a gunfight, the second chance vest can catch any round that hits you from getting to vital areas (other than head, of course). That is the entire purpose of the stance. The thing to remember is... if you AREN'T wearing a second chance vest... this shooting position is NOT the best stance. In this position, you are presenting your FULL body to the target. This position, again, was designed so that in a gun a fight your second chance vest can protect your chest and vital areas. This positioning, FOR POLICE OFFICERS, was changed many many years ago from the position I was taught in the police academy (a bladed shooting stance) because in the bladed shooting stance, while you presented less area of your body to the target, you presented the side of your body, which allowed bullets to penetrate under your arm (the armpit) where a vest didn't cover and get to the vital areas. But, if you're NOT a police officer on duty, ie, not wearing a second chance vest (off-duty or a civilian), the full frontal stance is actually bad as, again, you're presenting your full body to the target. Which stance is better has been debated for several decades now. The BEST stance, in my opinion, is the one that BEST maximises your protection while giving you a stable shooting platform. So, if you're wearing a second chance vest, the best stance is the full frontal stance as you allow the vest to do its job. If you're NOT wearing a vest, a bladed stance is best as you provide a smaller area of your body as a target. If you're law enforcement, again, my opinion, practice both, the full frontal for when you're on duty, and the bladed for when you're off duty. If you're a civilian, my recommendation would be a bladed stance, but, that's only if you think you're bound to get into a gunfight with someone, at which point, I'd be wondering WHY you think you're going to get into a gunfight with someone. If you're just shooting competition or for recreation, it really doesn't matter which stance you use. It comes down to practice. You can shoot well with either stance if you simply practice enough.

Damn good 👍

Hahahah Tim's my hero "science bitches" hahahahahah

Great work. Man I came home from work today and my wife said a smelled lake a stack of onions. Is that worse or better than a sack. 😁. Nothing wrong with a pit check Tim

Brasil. Tamo junto!

I want to hear more about Tim's support for gun control he brought up on the Lance Armstrong interview.

I guess we all have our own ways of doing things. A boxed years ago and even in boxing you want to stand at a 45-degree angle from your opponent to give him less of a Target. Not to mention that I shot with rifles for many many years before I ever got a handgun. It seems so unnatural for me to try to stand with my body straight giving someone else a bigger Target. When I hold a handgun I hold it just like as if it were a rifle and I don't take my left thumb out like most people do. I just rest my right hand on top of my left for stability. The only time I stand with my body squared off is if I shoot with one hand. Don't ask me why. It just seems more comfortable I still shoot much better with both hands then I do with one. I'm dead nuts accurate at 20 yards. I've never tried to shoot any further with a handgun but if I had the money to go to a shooting range and a whole bunch of bullets I would shoot till my fingers bled.

Looks like you're fully extending arms out?

knowledge being dropped here people! Pay attention.

I always practice dry firing when someone/anyone comes on my TV but I'm way to scared to even think about pointing a gun at Tim Kennedy even if it's unloaded and he's only on my television. Am I the only one?

It breeds in the minds of the unrightous and wicked. It grows in the search for power and riches. It corrupts the souls of all but a few, this fraction of man it's them that I choose. To carve a path to obtain our freedom. We'll rise above and concur our demons. I'll shoulder the weight and help you through, because I'm a sheepdog and it's what we do - Trigg

I like the Israeli method with everything

GBRS Group had a awesome vid on stance until they deleted it

#timkensan

Tim, quit goofing off and pay attention lol

Only applies if you're over 19 and had invasive background checks, right Tim?

Sounds like a bunch of overcomplicated crap from a bunch of tacticool guys.

What would that guy even know about shooting guns or fighting??? Whats him name... Tom Neddeky??? 😂😂

Do you guys teach us lowly civilians carbine fighting? Probably not since Tim believes that civilians shouldn't own AR15s.

Stop pretending like you’re pro-2A, Tim.

All handguns should be fired one handed in close quarters combat, two handed is for long distance shots.