Videos tagged with Step Back Drill

This video demonstrates a step-back drill for revolver training, emphasizing double-action proficiency. The drill involves starting at a closer range and gradually increasing distance to 35 yards while engaging steel targets. The focus is on reinforcing fundamental shooting techniques and building confidence in both the shooter and the firearm.

John Johnson, owner of a firearms training facility in Cape Coral, Florida, introduces the 'Step Back Drill' designed to identify handgun accuracy weaknesses. The drill involves shooting progressively smaller targets at increasing distances, starting with a 1-inch circle for one shot, then 2-inch circles for two shots, and 3-inch circles for three shots. The goal is to fail the drill to pinpoint areas needing improvement, such as trigger engagement, sight alignment, and sight picture.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features a discussion of the Cornhusker Classic, a Level 2 USPSA match. The hosts, including Ben Stoeger, Joel Park, Hwansha Kim, and Josh Mate, analyze stage design, discuss the challenges of different target types like tuxedo and zebra targets, and share insights on training methodologies. They also touch upon the differences in shooting PCC versus handguns and the importance of consistent fundamentals across various shooting platforms and distances.

This video demonstrates the 'Step Back Drill,' a challenging marksmanship exercise designed to test accuracy at increasing distances. The drill involves engaging a target and then stepping back further after each successful hit, emphasizing fundamental shooting techniques like front sight focus and controlled trigger press. The instructor highlights the importance of these fundamentals, especially when shooting smaller targets or at longer ranges, and notes how pressure can lead to rushed shots.