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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Mike Marine coming after with another episode of jar Head
Tactical Right now, Hi, I'm Mike the Marine with another
episode of jar Head Tactical Podcast Today. A guide for
distance to practice post quarter combat with a pistol. Discover
the ideal difference for practicing close quarters pistol shooting. Learn

(00:24):
essential tips for beginners to train safely, effectively, and realistically
for self and home defense. What is the best distance
to practice post combat with a pistol or an amateur
gun owner? For amateur gun owners interested in improving self
defense skills, Understanding the ideal distance to practice close combat

(00:46):
with a pistol is critical. In real life scenarios, post
quarters encounters typically occur within three to seven yards, which
is nine to twenty one feet, arrange that reflects the
majority of self defense incidents. Why three to seven yards
is optimal? Statistical data from law enforcement and civilian self

(01:06):
defense cases shows most confrontations happen at a distance of
under twenty one feet, often closing rapidly. Practicing at three
yards helps stimulate extreme close quarters encounters like a mugging
or a home invasion, where you may just have seconds
to react. Stretching practice to seven yards allows you to

(01:30):
rEFInd site alignment, brigger control, and target acquisition under strip.
Beginner training tips for new gun owners start with a
basic marksmanship drills at five yards, focusing on fundamental stance, grip,
brigger control, site picture. Once consistent accuracy is achieved in

(01:51):
corporate realistic movement and time drills at three, five and
seven yards. Always prioritize safety, especially when transitioning to defend
shooting techniques such as drawing from a holster or using
a cover, dry fire and simulation. If range limitations exist,
use dry fire drills at home with cleared firearms, and

(02:13):
can consider force on force training or shooting simulators like lasers.
These reinforce muscle memory and reaction speed without live round.
Final thought, the best distance to practice close combat with
a pistol is within three to seven yards replicating real
world threats. Focus on mastering fundamentals at these ranges before advancing.

(02:37):
Always trained, under qualified supervision, and within legal and safety guidelines.
I'm Mike the Marine and this has been another episode
of jar Head Tactical Podcasts. Remember to like and subscribe. Also,
stay safe and stay ready. Hey Mike Marien, thanks for

(02:58):
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