Videos tagged with Confirmation Drill

This video details a confirmation drill designed to improve shooting accuracy and speed by comparing three distinct firing confirmation methods. The drill involves engaging three targets at five yards using immediate physical confirmation, visual confirmation (blurry front sight/dot), and precise sight alignment. The instructor emphasizes analyzing time differences and accuracy to inform shooting choices in various conditions.

This video introduces several firearm training drills developed by the speaker, Hwansik Kim. Key drills discussed include Confirmation Drills (regular, recoil, transition), Designated Target Drill, Track the Action Drill, In-N-Out Drill, Ghost Stop Drill, and One Shot Return Drill. These drills focus on various aspects of shooting proficiency, including recoil management, target transitions, movement, and accuracy under pressure.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark focuses on essential shooting advice for improvement. Key takeaways include mastering fundamentals over advanced techniques, the importance of consistent dry fire practice, and understanding that raw round count doesn't equate to skill. The speakers emphasize diagnosing shooting issues, the role of nutrition and physical recovery, and the unreliability of emotions in performance assessment. They also debunk the 'slow is smooth, smooth is fast' mantra, advocating for training to be fast and the importance of precise gun handling and target transitions.

This video discusses the concepts of 'turtles' (overly cautious shooters) and 'hosers' (fast but inaccurate shooters) in practical shooting. It introduces the 'Confirmation Drill' as a method to develop different shooting 'gears' by practicing various aiming techniques, from point-shooting on close targets to sharp front sight focus on distant ones. The goal is to help shooters find a balance between speed and accuracy, tailored to their individual predispositions.