Advanced Super Test | Range Work Wednesday

This video introduces the '5 for 10 Drill,' a practical firearm training exercise designed to improve both speed and accuracy. The drill involves firing five shots at a B8 bull's-eye target from 10 yards within a 10-second time limit, with the primary goal of keeping all shots within the black scoring area. It can be performed from a ready position or from the holster, making it adaptable to various skill levels.

This video provides expert guidance on passing firearms qualifications for SWAT and other agencies. It emphasizes understanding the specific test requirements, whether they prioritize speed, accuracy, or a balance of both. Key techniques discussed include proper sight picture acquisition for different distances, efficient draw strokes, and urgent magazine changes, all aimed at maximizing performance under pressure.

This video demonstrates a timed shooting drill focused on engaging a steel target as quickly as possible from approximately nine yards. The speaker, identified as experienced, highlights the difficulty of achieving sub-one-second times, even with a Glock pistol and an extended magazine. The drill emphasizes draw speed, accuracy, and consistent performance under pressure, with the Grab Bag Renegade small version being featured.

This video features a "Triple Nickel" shooting drill, a timed challenge designed to test speed and accuracy. The drill involves engaging five targets from five yards, requiring a mandatory reload after the first target and before engaging the fifth. The goal is to complete the entire sequence within five seconds. The video highlights the fun and challenging nature of this speed drill, likely showcasing the shooter's proficiency and the performance of their firearm.

This video details 'The Gauntlet,' a pistol training drill designed by Richardson Precision & Training. The drill involves shooting 15 rounds from varying distances (5, 7, and 10 yards) in a specific sequence, returning to the holster after each shot. It emphasizes accuracy and proficiency, with a scoring system out of 150 points, aiming for a minimum of 140 to pass. The drill is adaptable to different skill levels and equipment.

This video details the 'Terrible Tens' pistol drill, designed to improve both strong and weak-hand shooting proficiency under time constraints. The drill involves shooting five rounds strong-hand-only and five rounds weak-hand-only, each with a 10-second time limit, aiming for all shots to stay within the black of a B8 target. The instructor, Daniel from Richardson Precision & Training, demonstrates the drill and reviews his performance, noting that even experienced shooters can miss the black occasionally.

Tessah Booth, an established firearms and outdoor content creator, demonstrates a practical approach to storing an AR-15 style rifle for home and campsite defense. The guide covers essential safety protocols for keeping a firearm accessible yet secure in a remote camping environment, emphasizing an unchambered storage condition with the safety engaged.

Tessah Booth, an expert in concealed carry for smaller frames, details her transition to the SIG P365X. She explains her previous experiences with the Glock 42 and Glock 48, highlighting the challenges of concealing the latter despite its capacity and optic readiness. Booth ultimately chose the P365X for its factory optics-ready slide, modular grip options, and a smoother trigger pull compared to Glocks, finding it a superior balance for her concealed carry needs.

This guide focuses on adapting to a new micro-compact handgun, specifically comparing the Sig Sauer P365 and Glock 48. It emphasizes that initial performance differences are normal and can be overcome through consistent dry fire and range practice. The speaker, an experienced shooter, highlights the importance of customization and understanding the unique characteristics of smaller firearms for concealed carry.

This guide compares the Holosun 407k and 507k red dot sights, drawing on the practical experience of firearms instructor Tessah Booth. Key differences in reticle options (6 MOA dot vs. 2 MOA dot/circle-dot MRS), visual feedback, and price point are detailed. The 407k is presented as a simpler, more affordable option ideal for beginners or budget-conscious users, while the 507k offers greater versatility for those seeking advanced reticle choices. The review emphasizes practical application for concealed carry firearms like the Glock 48 MOS.