High Compressed Ready Position for Handgun Retention

Here comes another important tip from the Personal Defense Network. Now let's look at the ready position. The ready position is when you bring the gun back from extension into the high center chest. Your elbows are staying nice and tight to your side. They're not in front of you, they're not out open, they're nice and tight. The gun is between, is above the holster and below your line of sight parallel with your line of sight. The advantages of the high compressed ready are there's consistent where presentation from the holster. Secondary is intuitive because this is a natural position for us to be. we are stronger here. We can apply fine motor skill like for reloading or tapping or racking easier. And also it makes it much easier to control our gun, especially when we're moving through an area. If somebody wants to come from around the corner or from behind us, we can have better strength and we can feel somebody from behind us trying to reach the gun, trying to reach our gun. So we've covered the finer points of high compressed ready, It's more intuitive, works naturally when the body does naturally. We are here, we are stronger, is more efficient cause it works both with our presentation from the holster. And it's consistent because we do all the gun manipulation up in here. We do reloads, we do tap and rack, gun clearing, gun malfunction clearing, and those are the advantages of the high compressed ready. Be sure to check out the Personal Defense Network for more important tips just like that one. .