Videos tagged with Multiple Target Engagement

This video provides an expert-level training drill for engaging multiple targets, led by renowned instructor Ben Stoeger. It emphasizes efficient target transitions, proper sight confirmation levels for speed, and avoiding common errors like muscular tension and 'visual dip-stopping'. Stoeger, a multi-time USPSA National Champion, breaks down the mechanics of fast and accurate shooting.

This guide outlines essential firearms training drills for law enforcement instructors with limited practice time and ammunition. It emphasizes mastering marksmanship fundamentals like trigger control at speed, rapid fire pairs, reactive shooting, and multiple target engagement. The advice includes integrating dry repetitions to maximize training efficiency and build shooter awareness.

This video details a complex 14-round multiple target engagement drill designed by Ben Stoeger. It emphasizes aggressive sight picture acquisition and smooth target transitions, incorporating both dry-fire and live-fire practice. The instruction highlights the importance of maintaining relaxation and adapting sight picture techniques (e.g., 'dot press' vs. 'smash') based on target distance and type to improve shooting rhythm and efficiency.

This drill focuses on improving accuracy and speed when transitioning between multiple targets. The core technique emphasizes using the waist for weapon aiming, rather than the wrists or arms, to maintain a stable and level platform. Consistent sight alignment and stopping movement before the trigger press are crucial for effective target engagement.

This guide outlines a home defense training drill comparing a 9mm pistol against a 12 Gauge shotgun for engaging multiple targets. The drill, demonstrated by CajunBoyJake, utilizes a MantisX system to track performance and highlights the differences in spread and impact. It emphasizes a practical approach to assessing firearm effectiveness in simulated defense scenarios.

This video focuses on improving accuracy in multiple target engagements by explaining the proper movement of the hips during such scenarios. It is presented as a dry fire and live fire session. The description also includes affiliate links for shooting-related products like a smart timer and a DryFireMag, as well as links to their community, training classes, and other recommended gear and equipment.

This video from Tactical Hyve, led by Miles, focuses on improving multiple target engagement speed and accuracy. It introduces two key concepts for target transitions: aggressively exiting the previous target and resetting/prepping the trigger while moving to the next. The instruction emphasizes integrating these skills into both dry fire and live fire practice to enhance efficiency and readiness for subsequent shots.

This video from Tactical Hive focuses on efficient multiple target engagement, emphasizing foundational techniques for smooth and accurate target transitions. Instructor Miles breaks down the process into progressive steps, starting with dry fire drills and moving to live fire. Key takeaways include leading with your eyes, ensuring the firearm stays close to the line of sight, and practicing in variations to build proficiency.

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.

This video details a fundamental technique for engaging multiple close-quarters targets, emphasizing the 'eyes hand sights press' sequence. The instructor advocates for leading with the eyes, driving the firearm with the hands, acquiring sights, and then pressing the trigger. The guide stresses the importance of starting slow, gradually increasing speed, and maintaining control through recoil management and throttle control for fluid transitions.

This video from Tactical Performance Center, presented by Ross Christo, details a 'shooting on the move' drill designed to improve dynamic target engagement. The core principle emphasized is maintaining a stable shooting platform by minimizing vertical and lateral bounds. Key techniques include lowering the center of gravity, relaxing the lower body, and executing a 'cat step' where the foot lightly touches the ground before gradually transferring weight, preventing gun bounce.

This drill focuses on effectively engaging multiple threats that present an equal tactical priority. The core principle is to quickly engage each threat at least once before focusing on neutralizing a single target. Key techniques include using your eyes to lead target transitions, maintaining a natural point of aim, and keeping your firearm within peripheral vision.