Videos tagged with El Presidente

Instruction from Ben Stoeger, a recognized expert in practical shooting, details ideal training volumes and effective practice methodologies. Stoeger emphasizes focused repetition on a limited number of drills per session to maximize learning and skill development, even when ammo is scarce. He also recommends specific training resources for shooters looking to improve.

This YouTube video focuses on a monthly dry-fire drill, specifically mentioning the 'El Presidente' drill. The video title and description highlight 'Dryfirecrew' and the concept of dry-fire practice, indicating content aimed at improving shooting skills through safe, at-home training methods. It emphasizes the importance of consistent practice for firearm proficiency without live ammunition.

This video presents a series of modified El Presidente shooting drills designed to challenge shooters. It details five variations, including standard pistol, rifle, rifle/pistol transitions, and rifle switching shoulders, along with an "Immediate Threat" variation. The drills emphasize speed, accuracy, and successful reloads, all while ensuring all shots are hits within specified times. The video also includes mentions of sponsors and encourages viewer engagement and support.

This video showcases the "El Presidente" drill, a classic pistol qualification and competition standard originating in the 1970s. The drill involves drawing from a holster, engaging three targets with two shots each, performing a combat reload, and then re-engaging all three targets with another two shots each. All 12 shots must be hits. The description highlights that the drill tests presentation from the holster, multiple target engagement, recoil management, reloading, and footwork, emphasizing speed and accuracy on target over tactical considerations.

This YouTube video, titled 'CM 99-11 El Presidente 104% - GM', appears to be a firearm-related content piece. The title suggests a focus on a specific firearm model, 'CM 99-11', possibly with an 'El Presidente' variant or designation, and a performance metric of '104%'. The 'GM' at the end might refer to a game mode or a specific reviewer. Given the limited information, it likely involves a review, demonstration, or discussion of this particular firearm.

This trailer for GunVenture Season 1, Episode 2, "Rise of the Robots," features Greg Lapin and Destin Mounts of VATA Group engaging in a man-versus-robot shooting competition in Tennessee. They utilize Marathon Targets' interactive robotic targets, tackling drills like "El Presidente" and the "Robot Rundown." The episode also includes defensive driving practice. The GunVenture series explores various shooting activities globally, from hunting to target shooting, with occasional side trips like brewery visits or machine gun shooting.

This video, "Guns 101: El Presidente Shooting Drill," features Jim demonstrating a modified version of the well-known El Presidente shooting drill. While specific firearm models and calibers are not explicitly mentioned in the provided text, the focus is on learning shooting techniques and practicing a specific drill. The video aims to provide instructional content for viewers interested in improving their marksmanship through this challenging drill. Support links for PayPal and Patreon are included.

This YouTube video documents a competitive shooting stage titled 'Stage 1 SEG Steel Shoot' from April 27, 2015. The described drill involves a sequence of shooting exercises: El Presidente, followed by a 25-yard shot using only the support hand, then a 25-yard shot with both hands, a 25-yard shot with only the strong hand, and finally another 25-yard shot with both hands. The description highlights a scoring system where hitting single-handed shots deducts 5 points, while misses add 1 point. The video mentions a best time of 28.5 seconds, which was achieved by both the uploader and the match winner.

This video features Ernest Langdon demonstrating the "El Presidente" drill using a custom Wilson Combat tuned Beretta 92 pistol. The description highlights the use of a specific firearm manufacturer and a known shooting drill, indicating a focus on practical shooting skills and firearm performance.