🔑 Mastering the Holster Draw
Course Outline
1. Introduction & Safety Briefing
Course overview and expectations
Firearm safety rules specific to holster draw
Range safety protocols and commands
2. Holster Types & Carry Positions
Overview of concealed carry holsters (IWB, OWB, appendix, etc.)
Holster retention levels and proper fit
Legal considerations for holster carry
3. The Draw Process – Step-by-Step Breakdown
Step 1: Establish grip while firearm is holstered
Step 2: Clearing the garment
Step 3: Drawing to the ready or presentation position
Step 4: Sight alignment and trigger press
Step 5: Scan and assess
Step 6: Safe reholstering techniques
4. Dry Practice & Muscle Memory
Guided dry-fire repetitions
Emphasis on consistent hand placement and movement
Practicing with and without concealment garments
5. Live-Fire Drills
Draw and fire from concealment
One-shot and controlled pair drills
Timed reps with accuracy goals
Movement-based draw scenarios (optional if range allows)
6. Common Errors & Corrections
Trigger discipline
Poor grip or draw angle
Clothing interference
Unsafe reholstering habits
7. Performance Evaluation & Coaching
Individual feedback on draw speed and safety
Recommendations for continued practice
Optional timed qualification drill
Course Benefits:
Gain confidence and speed in drawing from concealment
Build safe, repeatable muscle memory
Learn to reholster under stress without risking injury
Improve situational awareness and defensive readiness
Enhance concealed carry competence and legal responsibility