Videos tagged with Hammer Pair

This video provides a first look at the Kimber R7 Mako TFS, a striker-fired subcompact pistol. The review highlights its polymer frame, stippling, and included features like a threaded barrel and Holosun HS407K optic. The presenters conduct concealed carry drills, discussing the pistol's handling, trigger feel, and magazine changes, ultimately finding it a solid debut for Kimber in the striker-fired market.

This video demonstrates the TRB challenge, a drill focused on drawing a firearm from a holster and executing a 'hammer pair' (two rapid shots) in under two seconds at a five-yard distance. The drill is designed to improve holster draw speed and the ability to send follow-up shots quickly, allowing shooters to push their limits in a low-stress, close-range scenario.

This YouTube video from TRB Training provides an overview of their Orange County Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) course in California. It demonstrates range training exercises, including the five-point presentation, control pairs, hammer pairs, and failure drills, conducted at 3, 5, and 7 yards. The course aims to prepare individuals to obtain a valid CCW certificate from the Orange County Sheriff's Department, covering all necessary qualifications and information to pass the CCW test. The description also outlines the basic requirements for obtaining a CCW license, such as good moral character, good cause, residency, and completion of an acceptable firearms training course, welcoming beginners.

This video demonstrates two distinct shooting drills for handgun proficiency: the controlled pair and the hammer pair. A controlled pair emphasizes accuracy with two distinct sight pictures for two shots, while a hammer pair focuses on speed, delivering two shots with a single sight picture. Both drills aim to condition shooters to effectively engage threats with multiple rounds.