Stocking up on weapons and ammunition is all well and good for an apocalypse or survival situation, but what if you don't know how to use them properly?

Sure, going to the range will undoubtedly improve your aim and make you more confident with a gun, but have you been practicing your draw?

A draw is the point between when you analyze a threat and when you get the first shot fired, and in many cases, a fast and accurate draw has been the decider in shootouts, even more than accuracy. After all, if your opponent is a much better shot than you but you can draw and fire your gun three times before he gets his out of the holster, chances are you're going to come out on top in that situation.

To learn the proper way to draw your pistol from its holster and place the sights on target, you'll want to see how an expert does it, and to see that, you'll want to take a look at the video on the next page.

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