This entry details the philosophy and techniques of reactive shooting as explained by Bill Rogers of Rogers Shooting School and Bill Wilson of Wilson Combat. Reactive shooting emphasizes speed and engagement of dynamic targets, often requiring the trigger press before full weapon stabilization. The training methodology, developed since 1975 and adopted by elite units like the Navy SEALs, focuses on engaging 8-inch steel targets at close to medium distances under time pressure, with a rigorous scoring system to qualify skill levels.
This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben, Candice, and special guest Gabe White, renowned for his perfect score on the Rogers Shooting School test and mastery of appendix carry. The panel delves into a controversial statement by Chad Thompson regarding prioritizing ammo over training, and discusses the importance of training classes, various instructor styles, and the merits of appendix carry. They also touch on the value of the Rogers Shooting School and the debate around shooting with one or two eyes open.
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