Dickens Drill | Should You Train for a 40 Yard Shot? | Probability vs. Possibility
This video details the 'Dickens Drill,' a training exercise inspired by a real-world active shooter incident where a civilian engaged a threat at 40 yards. Instructor Roger Barrera emphasizes the importance of probability versus possibility in training, advocating for focus on likely scenarios while acknowledging the value of practicing less probable, longer-range handgun shots. The drill involves drawing from concealment and engaging a target at 40 yards with 10 rounds in under 10 seconds, aiming for 8 hits. Barrera demonstrates the drill with several popular handguns, highlighting the importance of proper zeroing and gear function.













