Videos tagged with UP Drill

This video demonstrates the 'UP Drill' for night shooting, emphasizing the use of an aiming laser during firearm presentation. The drill involves bringing the weapon up, acquiring the target with the laser, and executing precise shots, including double taps. Proper trigger control and follow-through are highlighted as crucial elements for effective engagement.

This YouTube Short focuses on a specific firearms training drill known as "The UP Drill." The title and hashtags indicate a strong emphasis on practical application, likely involving shooting techniques and marksmanship relevant to military or tactical scenarios. The content is designed for quick consumption, typical of the Shorts format, and aims to provide viewers with actionable training methods.

This guide details five essential night shooting drills for tactical rifle and pistol engagements, as demonstrated by former Green Beret Karl Erickson. It emphasizes mastering night vision devices (NVDs) and IR aiming lasers through specific drills like the 'Up Drill,' 'Zipper Drill,' and 'Check Drill.' The instruction highlights proper rifle positioning and the importance of muscle memory for effective low-light operations.

This video details the 'Up Drill' for night shooting, emphasizing the presentation of the firearm and the integration of an aiming laser. The drill involves bringing the weapon up to the target, acquiring it with the laser, and executing precise shots, including double taps. The instructor stresses aiming for the high a-zone for maximum effectiveness.

This YouTube Short focuses on a combat drill known as the "Up Drill," with the title explicitly mentioning military applications and providing hashtags related to tips and military scenarios. While no specific firearm models or calibers are detailed in the provided text, the context strongly suggests a focus on tactical training and defensive shooting techniques relevant to military or self-defense contexts.

This AR-15 training drill, known as the 'Up Drill,' focuses on efficiently bringing the rifle to a firing position while simultaneously manipulating the safety and acquiring the red dot sight. The drill emphasizes proper weapon handling, safety engagement/disengagement timing, and smooth transitions from a low ready stance. It's a fundamental exercise for improving speed and accuracy in dynamic shooting scenarios.

Former CI Officer Jason Hanson introduces the 'Up Drill,' a fundamental rifle exercise crucial for home defense. This drill emphasizes transitioning from a low-ready position to engaging a threat quickly and efficiently. It's designed to build muscle memory for rapid target acquisition and engagement, particularly in dynamic home environments where unexpected threats can emerge.

This video details the 'up drill,' a fundamental training exercise for military personnel. It emphasizes thousands of repetitions to ingrain the process into subconscious thought. The drill involves bringing the rifle up, acquiring the target, firing a single shot while accounting for offset, following through, and then safely bringing the rifle down.

This guide details essential rifle dryfire drills for building muscle memory and proficiency, as instructed by an experienced combat arms expert. It covers safety, specialized tools like the SIRT Bolt and the Chapstick Hack for AR-15s, and key drills including up-drills, transitions, and reloads, emphasizing performance measurement against standards using shot timers.

This guide outlines a series of tactical drills comparing the performance of AR-15 and AK-47 platforms, as demonstrated by firearms instructor Zee and manufacturer president Bobby Snyder. The drills include speed tests like the 'Up Drill' and 'Double Tap,' a 'Rifle Speed Reload,' and a complex 'Box Drill.' While the AR platform generally showed a speed advantage, the importance of consistent training on either system is emphasized.

This video from Tactical Rifleman, featuring Jen's Carl, outlines five favorite night shooting drills for rifles and pistols when using Night Vision Devices (NVDs). The drills emphasize maintaining muscle memory from day shooting by keeping techniques consistent. Key drills include Up Drills, Double Taps, the Zipper Drill (driving shots from chest to head), the Box Drill (chest shots followed by headshots on multiple targets), and the Check Drill (simulating rifle malfunctions and transitioning to a pistol). The instructor highlights the importance of using an IR aiming device and positioning the rifle slightly lower when shooting with NVDs down.

This video features Karl, a retired USSF operator, demonstrating five advanced shooting drills designed to build muscle memory and proficiency under pressure. He emphasizes mastering basics over gear, incorporating dummy rounds and short magazines to induce malfunctions. The guide covers drills like the Up Drill, Controlled Pair, Failure Drill, Box Drill, and Zipper Drill, along with critical techniques for immediate action and transitioning to a sidearm during rifle malfunctions.