Videos tagged with MXAD Drill

Expert instructor Joel Park breaks down common shooting problems like doubles, pairs, and target transitions. He emphasizes separating vision-based transition issues from grip-and-trigger mechanics for doubles. Park details dry-fire and live-fire drills, including the MXAD drill, to improve accuracy and speed by focusing on target acquisition and controlled sight movement.

This video showcases three runs of the MXAD drill, a firearms training exercise from X-Ray Alpha LLC. The uploader expresses satisfaction with two 'clean' runs performed from concealment, noting a personal best time of 2.29 seconds on the final attempt. The focus is on practical shooting skills and performance under pressure, highlighting a positive outcome from the training.

This video showcases the MXAD drill, focusing on rapid target transitions and accuracy. The drill involves engaging six rounds in the A zone at 5 yards, followed by two shots to the A zone at 12 yards. The description highlights the importance of speed, with 3 seconds being a good benchmark, and emphasizes that faster times are exceptional. The drill is typically performed with a competition rig, suggesting a focus on competitive shooting or advanced defensive training.