Videos tagged with 1 to 5 drill

This video showcases a "1 to 5 drill" challenge, initiated by a member of the German Army. The content focuses on demonstrating and evaluating performance in a specific shooting exercise, highlighting training and skill development within a firearms context. The description directly links the content to shooting and training, making it relevant for firearms enthusiasts interested in drills and practice.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production of tacticool videos by Polenar Tactical. It details the setup of an indoor range with a city reaction set, the use of a 'firestarter' as a substitute for a national flashbang, and the filming of various scenes including operator training, CCW scenarios, and product placement. Emphasis is placed on safety protocols during action shots, such as positioning the camera operator behind the shooter.

This video features Ken Hackathorn, a master-level firearms instructor, demonstrating the '1 to 5 Drill.' This 15-round drill at 10 yards tests recoil control, target acquisition, and emergency reloading under pressure. The drill has a 20-second par time and uses IDPA scoring. Hackathorn emphasizes practical application and unpredictable scenarios, offering expert insights on trigger control and reloading techniques.

This drill, demonstrated by Jason Speller of the Draw School and USCCA, focuses on improving both first-shot accuracy and follow-up shot consistency. It involves drawing a firearm loaded with 15 rounds and progressively firing 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 shots per draw, emphasizing consistent sight alignment and grip throughout.

This video features a unique training drill where experienced shooters Ziga and Manca from Polenar Tactical swap their primary rifles, an AK-47 and an AR-15 respectively. They perform various drills like speed reloads, tactical reloads, and transition drills to assess their performance on unfamiliar platforms. The challenge highlights the ergonomic differences and manual of arms between the platforms, with a focus on how modern accessories can enhance performance.