Good everyday AR-15 rifle drills

Published on July 9, 2012
Duration: 8:48

This guide details the SPORT method for clearing AR-15 malfunctions, a critical skill for any rifle owner. It also covers practical techniques for managing magazines during reloads, including using a Load Bearing Vest and makeshift dump pouches. The instruction comes from experienced shooters, emphasizing practical application.

Quick Summary

The SPORT method is a critical AR-15 malfunction clearing technique: Slap the magazine, Pull the charging handle, Observe the chamber, Release the charging handle, and Tap the forward assist. This sequence ensures the firearm is safe and ready to fire after a jam. Efficient magazine management, like using dump pouches, also enhances operational readiness.

Chapters

  1. 00:13Musical Chairs Drill Intro
  2. 01:19Controlled Pairs (Double Taps)
  3. 02:09Basic Reflexive Fire
  4. 04:14Clearing Malfunctions (SPORT Method)
  5. 05:19Magazine Management & Gear

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SPORT method for clearing AR-15 malfunctions?

The SPORT method is an acronym for clearing AR-15 malfunctions: Slap the magazine, Pull the charging handle, Observe the chamber, Release the charging handle, and Tap the forward assist to ensure the bolt is in battery. It's a crucial technique for maintaining operational readiness.

How can I improve my AR-15 magazine reload speed?

To improve reload speed, practice techniques like using a dump pouch or tucking your BDU top into your pants to create a makeshift area for spent magazines. Efficiently managing empty magazines reduces fumbling and speeds up the process during dynamic engagements.

What is 'Basic Reflexive Fire' in AR-15 training?

Basic Reflexive Fire involves training to quickly engage targets that appear in your peripheral vision. This requires pivoting your body mass towards the threat and presenting your firearm efficiently, often practiced with 90-degree turns.

What are 'Controlled Pairs' or 'Double Taps' in rifle drills?

Controlled Pairs, also known as Double Taps, involve firing two quick shots at a target, pausing briefly to re-acquire the sight picture, and then firing the second shot. This drill builds speed and accuracy for engaging multiple threats or reinforcing a hit.

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