Videos tagged with Combat Speed

Rossen from Tactical Performance Center explains that the importance of grip versus trigger control depends on the mission. For bullseye shooting and single precise shots, trigger control is paramount, focusing on a straight-back pull with only the trigger finger moving. For rapid, multiple shots, especially under stress (combat speed), grip becomes critical for maintaining sight alignment and a repeatable sight picture.

Ross from Tactical Performance Center, in collaboration with Tactical Hyve, demonstrates a quick drill and offers tips for improving rapid fire accuracy. The instruction emphasizes that in high-stress situations, individuals naturally shoot rapidly. To maintain control and accuracy at these speeds, the key techniques are to grip the gun very hard to increase friction and stiffen the wrists to aid in sight alignment. This allows for a minimized split time between shots, potentially down to 0.15 seconds, while still hitting the intended target zone.