Videos tagged with Shot Timer Drill

This dry fire drill, demonstrated by Matt Pranka, focuses on aggressive draw strokes and precise indexing of the red dot sight to the point of aim. The drill emphasizes seeing the red dot 'touching the trigger' for optimal sight picture before firing, utilizing a shot timer with a part-time of 0.8 seconds. It's designed for advanced shooters looking to refine their speed and accuracy from the draw.

This video demonstrates a competitive shooting challenge inspired by the movie 'Ballerina', focusing on the rapid assembly, loading, and firing of a Glock 17. World champion shooter Lena Miculek recreates a scene where the firearm must be assembled and a shot fired in under 12.47 seconds. The guide details the steps involved in this high-pressure drill, emphasizing speed and accuracy.

This video demonstrates a scenario-based firearm training drill at a range, simulating a self-defense situation at a gas station. The participants, including the channel host and 'Gravy Train', practice engaging multiple threats under time pressure using shot timers. They focus on accuracy, speed, and reloads, analyzing their performance to identify areas for improvement and refine their shooting skills. The drill emphasizes the importance of consistent practice and scenario-based training for enhancing firearm proficiency.

This video details a dynamic shooting exercise conducted from the back of a minivan, incorporating multiple firearms and shooting positions. The drill emphasizes speed and accuracy under pressure, requiring magazine changes, reloads, and transitions between rifle, shotgun, and pistol platforms. It highlights the importance of clearing firearms before exiting a vehicle for safety.

This video details a comprehensive pistol warm-up drill using a single printed target. It emphasizes fundamental marksmanship skills like grip, trigger control, and follow-through, starting with slow, deliberate single shots and progressing to timed drills and controlled pairs. The drill is designed to identify and correct shooting errors by analyzing target impact, promoting a methodical approach to improving shooting proficiency.

The Mantis Blackbeard X is a dry-fire training system for AR-15s that uses a laser to simulate live fire with each trigger pull. It integrates with a smartphone app to provide real-time feedback on speed, accuracy, and technique through various drills, allowing users to practice safely and effectively without expending ammunition. The system includes a replacement bolt carrier group and a rechargeable magazine.

This video demonstrates an experimental training drill where a shooter attempts to fire a shot before a shot timer's audible beep. Johnny Q, exhibiting high authority and expertise, showcases safe firearm handling and proficiency with tactical gear. The drill highlights the psychological and physical challenge of anticipating the timer's signal, offering insights into reaction time and trigger control under pressure.

This video demonstrates a fundamental handgun training drill focused on the draw stroke and trigger press. The instructor emphasizes a deliberate sequence: 'slack out,' then 'press,' followed by reassessment and safe reholstering. The drill is designed to build good habits for new shooters and reinforce proper technique through repetition with a shot timer.

This guide details a high-speed shooting drill demonstrated by Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS, focusing on rapid draw and engagement from a holster. It emphasizes using a shot timer for performance metrics and analyzing target hits ('Alphas') versus misses ('Mikes'). The content highlights the selective nature of social media shooting videos, where only the best performances are typically showcased. Instruction is provided by a well-known industry figure, offering insights into advanced shooting techniques.

This video details the Bill Drill, a firearms training exercise designed to test speed and accuracy from concealment. Instructor Will Workman explains the drill's objective: drawing and firing six rounds into the A-zone of a target at 7 yards in under three seconds. He emphasizes the importance of a strong grip, accurate draw to the first shot, and controlled follow-up shots, while also highlighting the stress of time pressure. The drill is presented as a tool for self-assessment and improvement, encouraging consistent practice and analysis of results.

This video, 'How to Shoot Faster (Part 2)' by Tactical Hyve, builds upon previous dry-fire exercises by applying cadence-based shooting to live fire. Instructor Miles guides viewers through progressively faster shooting cadences, starting at one second, moving to half a second, and then to a quarter-second 'combat cadence'. The drill emphasizes using a shot timer to track split times and maintain accuracy while increasing speed, with advice on backtracking if accuracy degrades and increasing distance to challenge skill sets.

This video details a real-world roadway encounter where the speaker felt threatened by another driver. Following the incident, the speaker conducted a practical training drill simulating a close-quarters draw and fire from a vehicle. The drill focused on reaction time and accuracy at very close distances, emphasizing the importance of situational awareness and preparedness when carrying a firearm in a vehicle.