Videos tagged with Split time

This video demonstrates the Bill Drill, a demanding shooting exercise, performed by experienced shooter Alyssa Seymour. It showcases proficient draw techniques, rapid and accurate follow-up shots, and the use of professional timing equipment to measure performance. The drill emphasizes speed and accuracy under pressure, with times consistently under 2 seconds for six shots.

This video demonstrates a basic pistol shooting drill focusing on draw speed and reload execution, as performed by Esai Givens. While lacking a formal shot timer, the drill highlights the importance of consistent practice for improving draw times and handling reloads, even with minor fumbles. The content offers practical insights for intermediate shooters looking to refine their fundamental skills on the range.

This review details the performance and reliability of the ported Kimber 2K11 pistol. The speaker, an experienced reviewer, highlights its fast shooting capabilities, effective porting that significantly reduces muzzle rise, and a surprisingly good trigger. Despite a flawless 1,000-round reliability test, some malfunctions were attributed to problematic Federal ammunition. The 2K11 is positioned as a strong contender in the premium 2011 market.

This video provides an initial review of the Atlas Titan 2011 pistol, focusing on its perceived quality, trigger feel, and performance during shooting drills. The reviewer highlights the pistol's substantial weight and thickness, and notes a clean trigger break with a strong reset. Initial shooting impressions suggest excellent recoil management, allowing for fast follow-up shots and tight groupings, even when compared to a Glock. The reviewer expresses a strong positive sentiment towards the pistol's performance, despite its high price point, and notes its apparent reliability during a recent training session.

This video demonstrates the 'Four Aces' Instagram drill, focusing on rapid rifle reloads and shot execution at 10 yards. The instructor achieves times under 2.5 seconds, highlighting personal bests and split times for reloads and shots.

This video emphasizes the critical role of shot timers in improving shooting skills by providing pressure, enhancing reaction time, and enabling accurate data gathering. Instructor Brandon from Tap Rack Bang, LLC explains how timers help correct perceived speed into actual speed, track progress, and identify inconsistencies in drills like holster draws and reloads. He contrasts basic timers with advanced models, highlighting features like adjustable sensitivity, echo filters, and preset modes for various training scenarios.

This video focuses on increasing shooting speed by optimizing trigger finger mechanics. It emphasizes the importance of mastering trigger reset and quickly re-engaging the trigger after each shot, rather than solely focusing on the initial pull speed. The instruction also details how to adjust firing hand grip pressure to allow for faster trigger articulation while maintaining firearm control, recommending live fire practice to find the optimal balance before dry fire.

This video from Tap Rack Bang, LLC introduces the '1-2-3-4 Drill' as a monthly training exercise designed to improve shooting cadence and accountability. Instructor Brandon guides viewers through the drill, emphasizing the use of a shot timer to record first shot times and split times as the number of rounds increases from one to four. The drill aims to help shooters establish benchmarks and identify areas for improvement in their draw stroke and shot-to-shot transitions, rather than simply 'dumping rounds'.

This video provides a live-fire drill focused on improving pistol grip pressure, specifically the C-clamp technique, to manage muzzle rise and reduce split times. Instructor Miles emphasizes prioritizing forward and back pressure on the grip to control muzzle flip. The drill involves taking two rapid shots with immediate trigger reset and prep, using a shot timer to track split times and ensure accuracy is maintained as speed increases. The core takeaway is to hyper-focus on grip pressure as the foundation for faster, more controlled shooting.

This video demonstrates a rapid fire engagement technique from Fieldcraft Survival, led by instructor Mike Glover. It highlights the importance of achieving a fast split time (0.15 seconds) while maintaining shot integrity on anatomical targets. The focus is on balancing speed with accuracy for effective defensive shooting, showcasing proper gear and draw methodology.

This video showcases Tetiana Gaidar training for an upcoming competition, focusing on speed and accuracy. The shooter demonstrates impressive performance with split times as low as 12, indicating a high level of skill and efficiency in her shooting.

Ross from Tactical Performance Center, in collaboration with Tactical Hyve, demonstrates a quick drill and offers tips for improving rapid fire accuracy. The instruction emphasizes that in high-stress situations, individuals naturally shoot rapidly. To maintain control and accuracy at these speeds, the key techniques are to grip the gun very hard to increase friction and stiffen the wrists to aid in sight alignment. This allows for a minimized split time between shots, potentially down to 0.15 seconds, while still hitting the intended target zone.