Videos tagged with Shot Timer Training

Lucas Botkin, demonstrating expert-level proficiency, showcases an advanced drill involving rapid rifle-to-pistol transitions and reloads. The video emphasizes the importance of smooth execution and precise movements, using a Competition Electronics Pocket Pro II shot timer to assess performance. This drill is designed for experienced shooters looking to refine their speed and efficiency under pressure.

This video demonstrates the Criss Cross drill using the P211 GTO pistol, focusing on improving speed and accuracy. Instructor Tanner Denton, exhibiting high-level proficiency, utilizes a shot timer to track performance, achieving sub-3-second runs for 8 shots. The drill is progressively challenging, incorporating magazine reloads to test weapon handling under pressure. The content highlights the importance of consistent hits in critical zones and efficient gear setup.

This video provides expert instruction on mastering the critical skill of the holster draw and re-holstering. It emphasizes efficiency through torso stability and controlled arm movement, differentiating between 'index to fire' and 'prep to fire' techniques based on threat assessment. The instructor also details a safe and effective re-holstering process, highlighting the importance of maintaining a master grip and situational awareness.

This guide outlines the essential items for a beginner's successful and effective range day. It emphasizes the importance of personal protective equipment (ear and eye protection), selecting appropriate targets, using an EDC holster, and choosing cost-effective range ammunition. An optional shot timer is also mentioned for practicing draw speed.

This video introduces the Zohan shot timer as a tool to improve shooting speed and accuracy. It details the timer's features, including four modes: instant start, delayed start, PAR instant, and PAR delay. The instructor demonstrates how to use the timer for both live-fire and dry-fire drills, emphasizing its utility in tracking split times and cumulative shot times to enhance performance.

This guide details a practical drill to compare the draw speed of a firearm from an on-body holster versus a CCW bag. The host of 1st Shot Tactical, demonstrating high authority, uses a Shooters Global shot timer to objectively measure performance. The drill concludes that with the right setup, bag carry can be a comparable option to traditional on-body carry for self-defense, challenging common criticisms.

Rick Crawley of Achilles Heel Tactical breaks down the 'Command Drill,' a training methodology designed to improve firearm proficiency by focusing on process and efficiency rather than simply racing the clock. The drill uses a shot timer with a random delay and a set time limit, prompting the shooter to draw and fire on the second beep. By analyzing response and overall times, shooters can identify areas for improvement in their grip, sight alignment, and economy of motion, making it applicable to both dry fire and live fire scenarios.

This guide outlines a structured dry fire training routine designed to improve gun handling skills significantly. It emphasizes consistency, starting with basic drills like aiming, drawing, target transitions, and reloads, and suggests progression with tools like shot timers and dummy rounds. The instruction is presented with high authority, referencing methods used by champion shooters and industry-standard training literature.

This drill focuses on improving trigger reset speed for new shooters. By using a shot timer with adjustable par times, shooters are forced to achieve a clean trigger reset within a set duration to register subsequent shots. This technique helps prevent low or missed shots in rapid-fire scenarios by emphasizing precise trigger control.

This video demonstrates a suppressed "Bill Drill" using a Stealth Arms Platypus pistol equipped with a Rugged Obsidian 9 suppressor. The drill focuses on rapid, accurate fire at seven yards, with the shot timer successfully picking up all shots despite the suppressed sound. The drill highlights the effectiveness of suppressed shooting for training and practice.

This video from Civilian Tactical presents three fundamental drills to significantly enhance pistol shooting skills. The host, an experienced tactical content creator, demonstrates the Bill Drill, Mozambique Drill, and a concealed draw exercise, emphasizing speed and accuracy. Essential gear includes a firearm, masking tape, a shot timer, and targets, with a focus on achieving specific par times for each drill.

This video demonstrates the initial zeroing and shooting of a compensated Glock 19X with an RMR optic. The instructor walks through target engagement at 15 and 10 yards, emphasizing trigger control and shot placement. Practical application includes draw stroke practice with a shot timer and engaging steel targets at 25 yards, highlighting the importance of consistent training for perishable skills.