Videos tagged with Timers

This video details a pistol combat reload drill designed to test manipulation skills under pressure. The drill emphasizes the importance of proper grip and slide manipulation after a reload, as the first shot is often the most inaccurate. The instructor highlights that a combat reload involves a slide-locked-to-the-rear scenario, requiring specific actions to get the slide forward before re-engaging the target.

The 'Crush the Clock' drill at Gun For Hire Range is a challenging 12-standard course designed to test shooter proficiency under pressure. Participants must pass 10 out of 12 standards, which include timed drills, reloads, one-handed shooting, and shots at various distances. This advanced training emphasizes dynamic movement, positional changes, and effective shot placement, aiming to prepare individuals for real-world defensive scenarios.

This video demonstrates a speed shooting drill focusing on draw stroke and target acquisition from approximately 12 yards. The presenter aims to beat a personal best time of 0.97 seconds using a Grab Bags Renegade bag. While not looking at the target, the presenter emphasizes speed and relies on muscle memory for accurate shooting, achieving times as low as 1 second flat.

The video attempts the GBRS Group basic shooting standards, with the speaker finding the standards to be on the lower end and not particularly challenging. The speaker emphasizes performing the standards at a normal, comfortable speed without excessive pressure, noting they passed all stages with ease. They suggest that while these standards are achievable, more rigorous drills exist to truly push shooters beyond their comfort zones.

Rick Crawley, founder of Achilles Heel Tactical, details the 'Man Card Drill,' a challenging assessment designed to test practical pistol and rifle skills under pressure. The drill emphasizes speed, accuracy, and fundamental execution from various ready positions and includes a rifle-to-pistol transition. It's presented as a critical standard for law enforcement and a benchmark for serious shooters, with specific par times for each stage.

This video showcases a 60-yard Bill Drill, a timed shooting exercise focused on accuracy and speed. Participants, including Johnny, Larry, and Miles, engage targets at a significant distance, with times and hit/miss data being recorded. The drill highlights the challenges of maintaining precision under time pressure at extended ranges.

This video demonstrates the Figure 5 Pistol Drill, a nine-shot drill involving movement between a central steel target and four peripheral points. The presenter attempts the drill with three different firearms: a Glock 19X, a Glock 43X, and a Canik SFX Rival, focusing on accuracy, draw speed, and transitions. The drill is highlighted as a way to improve shooting skills while also providing a cardio workout.

This YouTube video, titled 'Let's see your times...', appears to be a call to action for viewers to share their own performance metrics, likely related to shooting or some form of timed activity. The description is identical to the title, providing no additional context. Given the title and description, it's highly probable the video content revolves around competitive shooting, time trials, or perhaps a challenge where participants showcase their speed or accuracy.

This YouTube video's title, "Shooting AFTER The Timer Goes Off," suggests a focus on practical shooting scenarios and potentially an analysis of procedural errors or specific training drills. The emphasis on the timer implies a context of competition shooting, defensive pistol training, or scenario-based exercises where timing is a critical element. The content likely explores the consequences of reacting to a timer's signal, whether it's before, at, or after the intended cue, and its implications for accuracy, speed, and adherence to rules.

This video demonstrates a 'cold start' pistol training drill focusing on the 'two to the chest, one to the head' sequence. The instructor, from Appalachian Smokewagon, emphasizes the importance of initial shots under stress and uses a Glock 19x with various accessories. The drill involves drawing from an OWB holster and engaging paper targets at seven yards, with an emphasis on recording times and analyzing accuracy, including misses and reload proficiency.

This video introduces the 'Casino Drill' from Tom Given, designed to improve speed, accuracy, and target transitions. Participants draw and fire a specific number of rounds on six numbered targets (1 on 1, 2 on 2, etc.) using 21 rounds total, aiming for under 21 seconds. The drill emphasizes realistic shooting scenarios and provides a benchmark for skill assessment, encouraging shooters to set personal goals based on their current abilities.

This video details the 'El Presidente' drill, a competitive shooting exercise involving drawing from a surrender position, engaging three targets with two shots each, performing a mandatory reload, and engaging the targets again. The instructor, Tessah Booth, demonstrates the drill with a new Walther competition pistol, discussing target transitions, reload execution, and time goals. She emphasizes breaking down the drill into individual components for practice.