Former Delta vs Civ

Published on August 29, 2024
Duration: 0:57

This video features a competitive yet educational drill comparing a modern AR-15 build against a retro CAR-15/M4, led by former Tier 1 operator Larry Vickers and civilian shooter Dirty Civilian. The drill focuses on rapid target engagement and transition techniques, utilizing shot timers for objective performance measurement. Vickers provides expert insights on accuracy and speed, highlighting practical application of skills and equipment considerations.

Quick Summary

Former Delta operator Larry Vickers and Dirty Civilian conducted a target transition drill comparing a modern AR-15 against a retro CAR-15. Shot timers measured performance, with Vickers noting 'height over bore' issues on his retro build. Ultimately, Vickers' adjusted time of 8.41 seconds beat the civilian's 9.03 seconds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Civilian Shooting Drill
  2. 00:10Civilian Performance Review
  3. 00:26Former Delta Operator Drill
  4. 00:35Delta Performance Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What drill did Larry Vickers and Dirty Civilian perform?

They performed a multi-target engagement drill focusing on rapid target transitions. The civilian used a modern AR-15, while Larry Vickers used a retro CAR-15, with both times measured by a shot timer.

What is 'height over bore' and why is it important?

'Height over bore' is the vertical distance between the firearm's bore and its sights. It's crucial for accurate shooting, especially during rapid target transitions, as it affects where the bullet impacts relative to the sight picture.

How did the performance times compare between the modern AR-15 and retro CAR-15?

The civilian shooter's adjusted time was 9.03 seconds. Larry Vickers achieved an adjusted time of 8.41 seconds with his retro CAR-15, demonstrating faster performance in this drill.

What tools were used to measure performance in the drill?

A yellow handheld shot timer was used to objectively measure the raw engagement times for both shooters. This allowed for a direct comparison of their speed and accuracy during the drill.

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