Haley Strategic Train: Handgun Malfunctions and Reloads CET

Published on April 23, 2020
Duration: 11:40

This video details the Combat Efficiency Test (CET) manipulation and malfunction block, focusing on stress inoculation for handgun users. It covers tactical and speed reloads, along with clearing common malfunctions like failure to fire, stovepipes, and double feeds. Travis Haley emphasizes pushing to the point of failure during training to achieve marginal gains and advises testing methods with specific firearm setups.

Quick Summary

Travis Haley's Combat Efficiency Test (CET) covers critical handgun skills like tactical and speed reloads, and clearing common malfunctions such as failure to fire, stovepipes, and double feeds. He stresses pushing training limits and testing methods with personal gear.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to CET Manipulation Block
  2. 01:39Tactical Reload Drill Explained
  3. 03:27Speed Reload Drill Demonstration
  4. 04:36Failure to Feed/Fire Malfunction Clearing
  5. 06:01Stovepipe Malfunction Clearing Methods
  6. 07:39Double Feed Malfunction Clearing Techniques
  7. 09:46Training Philosophy & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key handgun malfunctions covered in the Haley Strategic CET?

The Haley Strategic Combat Efficiency Test (CET) covers three primary handgun malfunctions: failure to fire (a 'click'), stovepipes (a spent casing stuck in the ejection port), and double feeds (two rounds attempting to enter the chamber simultaneously).

What is the goal of the speed reload drill in the CET?

The speed reload drill in the CET involves firing one round until the slide locks back, performing a reload, and then firing a second round. The target time for this drill at 5 yards is 3 seconds.

How does Travis Haley recommend approaching handgun training?

Travis Haley emphasizes pushing your training to the point of failure to achieve marginal gains. He advises testing all techniques and drills with your specific firearm and ammunition to ensure reliability under stress.

What are the time standards for clearing malfunctions in the CET?

For failure to feed/fire and stovepipe malfunctions, the target time is 3 seconds to clear the jam and fire two rounds. For a double feed, the target time is 6 seconds to clear the weapon and fire two rounds.

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