Videos tagged with Dickens Drill

This video provides a comprehensive comparison between the Sig Sauer P365-X Macro and the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro Comp, focusing on their performance in concealed carry scenarios. The review includes timed drills for draws, reloads, and accuracy tests at various distances, highlighting differences in trigger feel, recoil management, and overall handling. The presenter, Phil from USCCA, offers practical insights for choosing between these two popular compensated micro-compact pistols.

This video provides a comprehensive head-to-head comparison of the Glock 43 and Taurus GX4 micro-compact 9mm pistols. The review focuses on practical performance metrics including draw speed, recoil management, trigger feel, and accuracy at various distances, offering insights for concealed carry considerations. The presenter, Phil from USCCA, emphasizes real-world application and provides an expert assessment based on extensive firearms experience.

This video discusses the potential use of the Flux Defense PDW brace system for concealed carry and rapid deployment in self-defense scenarios. It highlights the speed of deployment, particularly the pistol version, and mentions its competitive use in PCC matches. The speaker suggests it can be carried concealed for situations requiring a more rifle-like platform when a traditional rifle is impractical.

This video features high-level tactical influencers PewView and TheFatElectrician comparing the performance of expensive vs. budget firearms. They conduct drills like the Bill Drill and Dickens Drill, highlighting how a $4,500 Staccato XC outperforms a $1,100-$1,400 Springfield Prodigy in speed and accuracy, especially when the Prodigy experiences reliability issues. The discussion also touches on historical firearms like the Singer 1911 and compares different Sig Sauer models for controllability.

This guide details the 'Dickens Drill' as demonstrated with the Atlas Gunworks Ares, a high-performance 9mm pistol. The drill involves engaging a target with 10 rounds rapidly, with a benchmark time of under 7 seconds. The video highlights the Ares' capability for extreme speed and accuracy, even in a competition setting, as evidenced by the speaker's 3rd place finish in a 2-gun match using this pistol.

This video features a Dickens drill comparison between four popular handguns: the Glock 26, Sig Sauer P365 XL, Smith & Wesson M&P (likely a variant like the 40C mentioned in description), and the Smith & Wesson Shield Plus in 30 Super Carry. The core question is whether the specific firearm model makes a significant difference in performing this drill. The video also includes links to merchandise, social media, and other platforms for 'The Gun Dungeon'.

This video discusses the "Dickens Drill," a new shooting drill gaining popularity online. The drill is named after Eli Dickens, who is credited with stopping an active shooter by firing ten rounds and achieving eight hits within ten seconds. The description highlights the effectiveness of this drill in a real-world, life-saving scenario.

This guide details how to approach and master the Dickens Drill, a challenging marksmanship test. The video showcases multiple attempts by the host using a customized Glock 19C Gen.3, highlighting the importance of accuracy under time pressure. Expert insights are provided on firearm modifications and the specific requirements of the drill, offering a clear path for viewers to improve their own skills.

This video demonstrates the Dickens Drill, a challenging shooting exercise performed at 40 yards. The instructor, an experienced shooter, completes the drill in 6.99 seconds, achieving 8 out of 9 hits. The drill emphasizes accuracy under simulated stress, drawing parallels to real-world self-defense scenarios.

This video details the 'Dickens Drill,' a challenging long-range handgun proficiency test requiring 10 shots at 40 yards within 15 seconds. The instructor, a former law enforcement officer, emphasizes the importance of training beyond typical close-quarters engagements for real-world self-defense scenarios. The drill highlights the need for advanced marksmanship skills and preparedness for unexpected distances.

This video details the 'Dickens Drill,' a training exercise inspired by a real-world active shooter incident where a civilian engaged a threat at 40 yards. Instructor Roger Barrera emphasizes the importance of probability versus possibility in training, advocating for focus on likely scenarios while acknowledging the value of practicing less probable, longer-range handgun shots. The drill involves drawing from concealment and engaging a target at 40 yards with 10 rounds in under 10 seconds, aiming for 8 hits. Barrera demonstrates the drill with several popular handguns, highlighting the importance of proper zeroing and gear function.

This video details a variation of the Dickens Drill, inspired by a real-world 40-yard defensive shooting. Instructor Miles demonstrates the drill using a stock SIG Sauer P365 and provides three key tips for improving accuracy at longer pistol distances: fully prepping the trigger, maintaining a relaxed stance, and focusing on the front sight while still observing the target.