Videos tagged with Rifle Movement

This video demonstrates an efficient technique for moving a rifle between positions, emphasizing moving the rifle itself rather than the shooter's body. The instructor highlights that after firing and engaging the safety, the rifle should be repositioned by pivoting it over or under the arm. This method is presented as more efficient than large body shifts, especially when moving around cover like barricades or vehicles. The core principle is to keep the rifle shouldered only when actively shooting and to utilize efficient rifle manipulation during transitions.

This video details the T.REX ARMS Scrambler Drill, a technical and difficult assessment designed to evaluate rifle handling, movement, and marksmanship under pressure. The drill is performed both 'slick' and with full tactical kit to highlight differences in performance. The primary takeaway is that this drill should be used as an assessment tool, with individual components then isolated for focused practice to achieve actual improvement, rather than simply repeating the assessment.

This video demonstrates recoil management techniques for long-range shooting, specifically focusing on how rifle movement under recoil should be observed and corrected. Instructor Scott Satterlee emphasizes the importance of watching the reticle's movement to understand the rifle's displacement and then adjusting body position accordingly to re-align for the next shot.