Videos tagged with Dot Torture Drill

This video demonstrates a 1,000-round training day for a Glock 17 Gen 5 in preparation for a USPSA match. The instructor, exhibiting experienced shooter authority, guides viewers through various drills including single shots, double taps, triple taps, and the Mozambique drill. The focus is on building speed, accuracy, and comfort with the firearm, incorporating movement and reloads. Initial impressions of the Glock 17 Gen 5 are positive, highlighting its performance during intensive training.

This guide, informed by the critical analysis of Active Self Protection hosts John Correia and Mike Willever, focuses on enhancing marksmanship skills crucial for high-stakes scenarios like hostage rescues. It emphasizes the importance of proper grip, sight alignment, and trigger control, recommending drills like 'Dot Torture' and the use of red dot optics. The guide also addresses tactical positioning and the critical error of adopting an akimbo stance with a firearm and Taser when lethal force is imminent.

The Dot Torture drill is a comprehensive pistol training exercise designed to work on multiple fundamental shooting mechanics within a limited ammo count. It emphasizes controlled draws, accurate single shots, strong-hand-only proficiency, and efficient reloads, making it ideal for range sessions where time and ammunition are constrained.

The Dot Torture drill is a valuable training exercise designed to push fundamental shooting skills under a time constraint. It effectively tests accuracy, holster draw, multiple target engagement, primary and support hand proficiency, and reloading techniques. The drill's name reflects its challenging nature, especially when a time limit is imposed.

The Dot Torture drill is presented as a comprehensive warm-up and diagnostic tool for pistol shooters. It progresses through various fundamental skills, including presentation, single-shot accuracy, strong and weak-hand shooting, and reloads. The drill emphasizes slow, deliberate practice to identify and improve specific areas of weakness, such as trigger control and support-hand proficiency, using a single box of ammunition.

This video breaks down three effective firearms training drills: Dot Torture, Build Drill, and Bare Standard. These drills are designed to improve accuracy, trigger control, magazine exchanges, draw stroke, and overall shooting cadence for both new and experienced shooters. The instructor emphasizes tracking performance, holding oneself accountable for accuracy, and completing drills fully to maximize skill development.

This video demonstrates a Bill Drill focusing on headshots versus center mass. The instructor highlights the importance of a firm support hand grip, especially when shooting quickly, as a weak grip can cause the red dot to move erratically. The drill is performed to assess speed and accuracy under pressure.

This guide details the Dot Torture drill, a 50-round marksmanship exercise designed to improve fundamental shooting skills like trigger control, grip, and accuracy under pressure. Presented by Chris Baker and John Johnston, it emphasizes slow, deliberate practice to build a solid foundation before increasing difficulty. The drill is suitable for intermediate shooters looking to refine their mechanical ability and achieve consistent accuracy.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features a discussion on training methodologies for Steel Challenge, the nuances of target focus and calling shots, the use of ports in competition, and strategies for improving performance in drills like the Dot Torture. Ben Stoeger and guests Matt Hopkins and Tim Heron offer insights into optimizing practice schedules, understanding sight picture, and adjusting drill parameters for better results.