Videos tagged with Combat Accuracy

This video demonstrates the "hammered pairs" drill, a tactical training exercise focused on rapid, accurate fire. The drill involves firing two shots in quick succession, with a slight adjustment to the point of aim for each pair. The emphasis is on delivering effective damage to the target anatomy while maintaining speed, highlighting the importance of understanding "height over bore" for accurate shot placement at varying distances.

The Ruger Mini-14 is not designed for competition accuracy but is considered combat accurate, capable of hitting targets like cans on a fence rail at 50 yards. The speaker refutes claims of extremely poor accuracy, suggesting that perceived issues may stem from user error or the desire to justify more expensive rifle platforms. The rifle's accuracy is deemed sufficient for its intended purpose.

Colion Noir, a high-level firearms commentator, details a training approach prioritizing combat accuracy over traditional precision. He emphasizes instinctive shooting and one-handed drills to prepare for the chaos of real-world encounters. The guide includes practical steps for a combat accuracy drill, highlighting the importance of speed and effective hits under pressure.

This drill focuses on maintaining speed and accuracy while adjusting point of aim due to height over bore, particularly at closer ranges. The 'hammered pairs' technique emphasizes rapid, effective engagement to ensure target down. Proper understanding of optic placement relative to the bore is crucial for consistent shot placement.

This video debunks the 'combat accuracy' and 'minute of man' myths, emphasizing the importance of understanding a firearm's actual Minute of Angle (MOA) capability. The instructor stresses that a minimum acceptable standard for rifle capability is 2-4 MOA, derived from the dimensions of a human silhouette. Consistent accuracy testing with specific ammunition and understanding environmental factors are crucial for effective threat neutralization and faster follow-up shots, rather than relying on vague terms that sell shooters short.

This video challenges the notion of 'combat accuracy' as a mere cop-out for poor fundamentals. Instructor Brandon emphasizes that true combat accuracy requires precise hits within the A-zone under limited time, not just anywhere on the target. He advocates for drills that test both speed and accuracy, like the Build Drill, and stresses the importance of slowing down to achieve accuracy before attempting to increase speed, especially under stress.

This video explains the rationale behind a 36-yard zero for AR-15 type rifles, demonstrating its effectiveness for achieving combat accuracy out to approximately 300 yards with standard 5.56mm ammunition. The instructor highlights that this zero method simplifies aiming by keeping the bullet's trajectory within a manageable range of the line of sight, allowing for center-of-mass holds at various distances. The demonstration uses a CMMG Mk V rifle with a HoloSun optic and PMC Bronze 55-grain plinking ammunition.

This entry details the Springfield Hellion, an import of the Croatian VHS-2 bullpup rifle, based on Garand Thumb's analysis. It covers the rifle's bullpup design, ambidextrous features, and performance, including a notable trigger malfunction at 1,000 rounds. The expert assessment highlights its combat reliability despite ergonomic challenges.

This video compares inexpensive, moderately priced, and high-end 9mm pistols, emphasizing that reliability is non-negotiable for a defensive firearm. While budget options like the Sky CPX-2 can be surprisingly durable, they may compromise on trigger feel. Mid-range and high-end options offer enhanced features and ergonomics, but the core requirement remains a dependable firearm capable of combat-effective hits.

This video differentiates combat accuracy from target accuracy, emphasizing reliability and practical effectiveness over extreme precision for defensive firearms. Instructor Joel Persinger argues that for typical suburban defensive scenarios, distances rarely exceed 100 yards, making 'minute of bad guy' accuracy sufficient. He highlights the AK platform's superior reliability in adverse conditions compared to tighter-tolerance AR-15s, while acknowledging the Mini-14's balance of reliability and accuracy.

This video demonstrates a challenging move and shoot drill designed to improve rapid firing capabilities under pressure. Instructor Lenny McGill emphasizes shooting five rapid shots per target across three targets, totaling 15 rounds, with incremental forward movement. The drill aims to break shooters out of the double-tap cadence common in competition and build practical self-defense accuracy.

This guide outlines the procedure for conducting a combat accuracy test on an SVD Dragunov rifle, as demonstrated by Garand Thumb. It emphasizes establishing a zero, engaging targets at increasing distances (385 and 505 yards), and documenting performance. The test highlights the rifle's capabilities and limitations in a practical, long-range scenario.