Videos tagged with Low Round Count Drill

This guide details the Achilles Heel Tactical Man Card Drill, a rigorous evaluation tool designed for high-pressure scenarios. The drill emphasizes speed and accuracy with strict par times for pistol and rifle engagements, including draw strokes, reloads, and transitions. Instruction is provided by an expert with a high level of practical proficiency.

This video demonstrates how to build trust and proficiency with a new carry gun, specifically a Glock 19 Gen 5, through range training. The instructor emphasizes the importance of spending quality time with a firearm, recommending at least 500 rounds for a carry weapon. Several drills are shown, including a low round count draw and fire exercise designed to maintain accuracy and speed, even under stressful conditions or with limited ammunition. The importance of grip and recoil control is highlighted, especially in adverse conditions like high heat.

This video features renowned firearms instructor Ken Hackathorn demonstrating a low-round-count drill called the "2-2-2 Drill." Designed to maintain shooting skills during ammo shortages, the drill involves transitioning between freestyle, strong-hand-only, and weak-hand-only shooting. Hackathorn also provides tips on effective hand-switching techniques. The demonstration utilizes the new SFX9 4" pistol. The description also includes links to the SFX9 4", Wilson Combat's website, social media, and newsletter.

This expert-level guide details the 'Half El Presidente' low round count drill, as demonstrated by Ken Hackathorn and Bill Wilson. It emphasizes accuracy over speed using the Vickers scoring system and requires a firm grip. The drill is performed with Wilson Combat SFT9 pistols and is designed to challenge shooters by starting on the center target.

This drill, demonstrated by 3-Gun Champion Joe Farewell, focuses on efficient rifle-to-pistol transitions using a low round count (5 rounds). It emphasizes smooth, simultaneous movements, including engaging the rifle's safety, securing the rifle with the support hand on the buffer tube, and drawing the pistol. The drill involves engaging two steel targets at 70 yards with the rifle and then transitioning to engage three targets on a plate rack at 10 yards with the pistol.

This video details the 10-shot Paul Spitale Drill, a low-round count skill development exercise designed to be shot cold from concealment. The drill emphasizes accuracy and speed across various target types and distances, including silhouette and steel targets at 7 and 10 yards. It's presented by Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn, with Bill Wilson demonstrating the drill using a Wilson Combat SFX9 pistol.

This video demonstrates the 'Average Joe's Challenge' shooting drill, a low round count exercise designed for practical application. Instructor Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical guides participants through engaging a target at 5 yards with three shots to the torso, followed by moving to 10 yards and engaging with two shots to a 3x5 card for a headshot. A scenario-based variation incorporates using a vehicle for cover, simulating real-world defensive encounters. The drill emphasizes drawing, accuracy under movement, and transitioning to cover.