Videos tagged with Timed Drills

This video showcases a 300 BLK competition, highlighting timed runs on steel targets. The speaker, an experienced shooter, provides commentary on performance, including missed targets and split times. The content emphasizes the practical application and competitive potential of the 300 BLK cartridge in an AR-platform rifle setup.

This video demonstrates a timed pistol drill focusing on draw-to-first-shot accuracy and efficient reloads, utilizing a PACT Club Timer III. The competition highlights the importance of 'A-zone' hits and consistent performance under time pressure, as seen with the custom Glock 19X. Instruction is provided by experienced shooters, emphasizing practical application for competitive scenarios.

This video demonstrates a timed drill comparing shooting accuracy and speed from inside a vehicle versus outside. The instructor uses a stopwatch to measure performance, highlighting that shooting from a vehicle is generally more difficult. The drill involves three shots from each position, with the Kimber KDS 9C being the firearm used.

This video details Lena Miculek's competition warm-up routine for the PCC World Shoot. It emphasizes the importance of rest, movement, and dry fire practice using a timer app. The routine includes specific dry fire drills designed to prepare competitors physically and mentally for demanding stages, aiming to reduce pre-stage anxiety and improve performance.

This review provides a practical assessment of the Springfield Hellcat Pro Comp, focusing on its performance during initial range sessions. The reviewer, an established firearms expert, highlights the pistol's effective compensator, high capacity, and competitive price point, while also critically evaluating its optic reliability and trigger characteristics. Comparisons are drawn against key market rivals, offering a balanced perspective for potential buyers.

This video provides an overview of the Prairie Fire campus in Pahrump, Nevada, highlighting its facilities for shooting enthusiasts. It features a 'Gunslinger One' course, a four-stage competition drill involving both pistol and PCC engagement. The review emphasizes the range's amenities, including shuttle services, Wi-Fi, and diverse targetry, and discusses membership options and special experiences like testing Staccato firearms.

This video demonstrates a training session with a Glock 19X, focusing on building familiarity and improving shooting fundamentals. The instructor engages various steel targets at different distances, emphasizing precise aiming, target transitions, and the importance of consistent practice. The session includes timed drills to enhance speed and accuracy, highlighting the need for deliberate practice to perfect shooting skills.

This video demonstrates a timed pistol draw and shot drill, emphasizing the balance between speed and accuracy. Johnny Q, an experienced tactical shooter, uses a PACT Club Timer III to measure his performance, achieving a best time of 1.17 seconds. The drill highlights the importance of consistent mechanics and data-driven practice for improving draw speed and shot placement.

This guide details night vision shooting drills as demonstrated by Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS. It emphasizes using NVGs and IR lasers for rapid, accurate engagement of steel targets in low-light conditions. Performance is quantified using shot timers to measure split times and total engagement times, highlighting advanced proficiency.

This video discusses a "pro timer," a device used on gun ranges to measure shooting speed. The creator highlights a specific timer that they find "F*cked Up" but still love, suggesting it's a personal favorite despite its flaws. The description explains the function of pro-timers in improving shooter speed and accuracy, their use in competitive shooting events for timed drills, and their overall value as a training tool providing real-time feedback and progress tracking.

This video introduces a 'reverse planning' approach to the firearm draw stroke, emphasizing efficiency over raw speed. By breaking the draw into timed increments (0.5-second beeps), instructors guide viewers to achieve specific milestones, such as hand on gun and retention defeated within the first half-second. The goal is to build structured, sustainable habits by focusing on deliberate movement and efficient transitions, rather than simply trying to draw as fast as possible. This method allows for more time to refine fundamentals like trigger prep and sight alignment.