Videos tagged with Cadence Drills

This video outlines five practical firearm drills designed to enhance shooting skills. It emphasizes starting with fundamental marksmanship, progressing to speed drills with timed splits, and practicing essential techniques like holster draws and reloads. The instructor also covers advanced drills such as 'two to the chest, one to the head' and one-handed shooting, stressing the importance of consistent practice, data tracking, and adapting drills for concealed carry.

This video showcases cadence drills being performed with an FN SCAR 16s rifle. The focus appears to be on demonstrating shooting techniques with this specific firearm, likely highlighting its handling and performance during rapid fire sequences. The title suggests a focus on mitigating recoil, which is a common concern for rifle shooters.

This video introduces the 'Box to Bullseye' series, focusing on the initial experience of unboxing and shooting a new IWI Galil Ace in 5.45x39. The instructor, new to this specific platform and caliber, demonstrates basic drills from 7 yards, emphasizing fundamentals like trigger control, sight acquisition, and recoil management with iron sights. The content highlights the learning curve for new firearms, including addressing height-over-bore issues and practicing distinct reloading mechanics compared to an AR-15, encouraging viewers to prioritize fundamentals before speed.

This video focuses on refreshing fundamental pistol shooting skills through paper drills. Instructors emphasize the importance of consistent practice, especially after periods of inactivity. They demonstrate using specific targets and bases, highlighting drills like strong-hand-only shooting and cadence practice to identify and improve areas needing work, ultimately aiming to build a solid foundation for more advanced shooting.

This guide details how to test the accuracy and speed of the Sig P320X Carry, as demonstrated by Special Forces Veteran Mike Glover. It covers setting up targets for accuracy evaluation at 15 yards and using a shot timer for cadence drills at 5 yards to assess split times and practical shooting speed. Glover, with extensive combat and instructor experience, provides expert insights into firearm performance and shooter mechanics.