Videos tagged with Draw Stroke Drill

This video demonstrates a baseline accuracy and draw drill designed to assess a shooter's current skill level after a period of inactivity. It involves timed draws and firing sequences from the holster using both hands, one hand, and the off-hand, emphasizing draw time, split times, and accuracy at 5 yards. The instructor highlights the importance of establishing a baseline to track progress and identify areas for improvement.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to at-home pistol practice, focusing on essential skills for everyday carriers. It details drills for improving the draw stroke, maintaining sight alignment during trigger pull, executing rapid magazine reloads, and performing one-handed draws. The instructor also emphasizes the importance of verbal de-escalation and perceived aggression as a final line of defense before resorting to lethal force, stressing that all practice should be conducted with an unloaded firearm and strict adherence to safety protocols.

This video explains how to effectively use a shot timer to enhance firearm training. It details two primary methods: par time, where a shooter completes a task within a set duration, and split times, measuring the interval between shots. The instructor emphasizes recording results to track improvement and highlights the benefits of the random start function for simulating unpredictable scenarios. The Competition Electronics Pocket Pro 2 is presented as a recommended tool.