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Jan 11, 2020 · The 2014 movie “John Wick” was a revelation for most of us in the firearms community. Keanu Reeves’s titular hitman moved like he knew what he was doing, handled firearms like a real shooter, and even reloaded his guns correctly!
- Why Center Axis Relock Was Created
- How Does The Center Axis Relock System Work?
- What’s The Car System Good for?
- What’s It Not Good for?
- Parting Shots
Most self-defense scenarios happen at close range, in confined spaces, usually within 8-10 feet, sometimes even closer. The problem with moving in a confined space in a traditional stance is that you have the gun way out in front of you, and you’ve more or less got your arms fully extended. This gives you very poor leverage in the event someone get...
There are two main parts to the CAR system, each a shooting stance in its own right, and each with a specific purpose. First, there’s the High position. This is what you’ll be drawing into, with your body facing perpendicular to your target. The support (non-gun-holding) hand clears clothing or other obstructions while the strong hand brings the pi...
The main goal of the CAR system is to get your sights on the target quicklywhile maintaining solid weapon retention and a stable firing position. It does this by using your body’s instinctive reactions and gross motor functions in a high-stress situation. In such a situation, you may have trouble getting your sights aligned quickly, and if you are ...
Sounds good, right? Make no mistake, I truly believe the CAR system is something every defensive-minded shooter should learn. Another tool to have in the “Don’t Die” toolbox. However. I won’t go so far as to say the CAR system is a replacement for the isosceles stance most modern shooters are more familiar with. This stance offers a better chance o...
The Center Axis Relock system is a shooting technique that may have been popularized by Hollywood, but it is way more than just filmic flim-flam. This is a real-world technique, developed by a professional with over two decades of military and LEO experience. And if used properly, as another tool in the “Don’t Die” toolbox, it can even save your li...
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Center Axis Relock was developed by Paul Castle of Sabre Tactical as a close-distance technique that is useful for firearm retention and shooting from inside a vehicle. Since Paul’s death in 2011, the system has been curated by Jeff Johnsgaard of Natural Tactical.
May 17, 2021 · Keanu Reeves, the A-List Hollywood actor who starred in The Matrix, Speed, Point Break, and other hit movies, is a talented shooter. For his role in the popular John Wick series of movies, Reeves has done extensive training with our friend Taran Butler, one of the nation's top 3-Gun comp...
May 27, 2020 · The concept is to harness the power of the body’s natural center axis (which is where the stance gets its name). The base of the stance provides plenty of stability and allows the shooter to use his or her firearm almost as an extension of the body.
May 3, 2023 · What is a 3-gun course? 3-gun is a shooting course using three types of firearms – a shotgun, a rifle, and a handgun. The shooter will go through a series of long distance and short distance shooting to showcase his skill with each gun type. Mr. Reeves' Impressive Skill with the Gun.
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Aug 13, 2019 · He's a world champion competitive shooter. He's also the owner of Taran Tactical. They're responsible for teaching some of Hollywood's top action stars how to handle firearms for film and...
