Videos tagged with Par Time Drill

This video demonstrates Jeff Gonzalez's Pistol Drill Hotel, a variant of the failure to stop drill designed to improve speed and accuracy under pressure. The drill emphasizes maintaining sight picture while pressing the trigger and understanding sight picture requirements for different target sizes, all within a set par time. The instructor uses a Smith & Wesson CSX series E with a Trijicon RMR and CCI 9mm Luger ammunition.

This drill, presented by Jeff Gonzales of Trident Concepts for Shooting Illustrated, focuses on developing strong-hand-only shooting proficiency. It involves executing four stages of increasing round counts (3, 5, 7, and 10 rounds) within a strict 5-second par time at the 5-yard line, aiming for at least 80% accuracy. Key technique improvements emphasized include engaging the pinky finger for a better grip and recruiting upper torso muscles for stability. The drill can be advanced to the 7-yard line upon successful completion.

This video demonstrates a challenging 40-yard handgun engagement drill, inspired by the heroic actions of Eli Dicken in Indiana. The drill tests marksmanship and recoil control with various platforms, including the Staccato XC, Glock 19, and Glock 43X, emphasizing the critical importance of long-range handgun proficiency for defensive scenarios. The instruction comes from a source with significant range experience, highlighting practical application beyond standard 15-yard qualifications.

The Catalina Wine Mixer is a tactical shooting drill designed to test proficiency with a rifle and pistol under time pressure. It emphasizes transitions between strong and support sides, reloading on the move, and accurate fire at varying distances, culminating in pistol engagement at close range. The drill highlights the importance of maintaining accuracy and speed, especially in challenging conditions like cold weather.

This video demonstrates the Presscheck Consulting 'No Fail Box Drill,' a timed shooting exercise from concealment. The drill requires drawing and firing two shots to center mass within 2.5 seconds, followed by two headshots on one target and two headshots on a second target within an additional 3.5 seconds, for a total of 6 seconds. The instructor notes the importance of meeting these par times for effective performance.

The Hateful Eight drill, developed by Bill Blowers at Tap Rack Tactical, is an advanced firearms training exercise designed to improve speed and accuracy under pressure. It involves drawing, firing eight rounds, and performing two slide lock reloads within an 8-second par time at 8 yards on a B8 target. The drill emphasizes quick hand speed for reloads and shooting while maintaining sight picture discipline.