Videos tagged with Trigger Continuity

This drill, demonstrated by Buck Doyle and Colion Noir, focuses on the critical skill of transitioning from a kneeling to a prone position rapidly while engaging targets at extended ranges (300-500 yards). It emphasizes efficient mechanics, including bipod loading and trigger continuity, for speed and accuracy. The instruction highlights the importance of dry fire practice to ingrain these movements for instinctive performance under pressure.