This video introduces "The Sledgehammer," a new repeatable testing drill designed by Nutnfancy for evaluating pistol and tactical carbine systems under various conditions. The drill emphasizes physical exertion, scoring, and mental toughness, aiming to generate real data points for gear acquisition and shooter improvement. It incorporates the new TNP Barricades for practicing cover and shooting from different positions, with an emphasis on longer-range rifle engagements (70-200 yards) and pistol shots (15-20 yards). Magnified optics are highly recommended for success in this challenging course. The video features TNP Crew Members Yebache and PFIDude testing the drill in snowy conditions, with minor scoring corrections noted.
This video introduces "The Sledgehammer," a repeatable shooting drill designed by Nutnfancy for testing pistol and tactical carbine systems under various conditions. The drill emphasizes shooter skill, system performance, and physical exertion, incorporating a course walk-through with newly designed TNP Barricades. It tests shooters at distances from 15-20 yards for pistols and 70-200 yards for rifles, recommending magnified optics due to the engagement ranges. The drill aims to increase tactical shooting performance, fitness, and mental toughness, with TNP Crew Members Yebache and PFIDude assisting in its initial testing in snowy conditions.
The Sledgehammer drill is a demanding RunNGun protocol designed by Nutnfancy to test shooters and rifle systems under mid-level stress, incorporating movement, barricades, and varying distances. It evaluates ergonomics, reliability, and optic setups by simulating defensive scenarios. The drill emphasizes physical conditioning, such as a 200-yard uphill run, to challenge precision shooting under fatigue, with specific stages for pistol and carbine engagements from varied positions and distances.
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