How to become a sniper with your pistol

Published on April 21, 2022
Duration: 1:00

This video focuses on improving handgun accuracy by isolating trigger control from sight alignment using the 'Trigger Control At Speed' drill. The drill involves firing accurately at a small target (7/8 inch paster) within 0.3 seconds from 5 yards, using a shot timer. Practicing dry fire and increasing distance are recommended progressions.

Quick Summary

The 'Trigger Control At Speed' drill enhances handgun accuracy by isolating trigger press from sight alignment. Practice at 5 yards, aiming to hit a small paster target within 0.3 seconds using a shot timer. Dry fire is essential to prevent sight movement during the trigger pull.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Common Pistol Shooting Errors
  2. 00:12Trigger Control At Speed Drill Intro
  3. 00:18Drill Equipment Requirements
  4. 00:38Executing the Drill & Standards
  5. 00:52Dry Fire & Progression

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Trigger Control At Speed' drill?

It's a drill designed to improve handgun accuracy under pressure by focusing on isolating trigger movement from sight alignment. The goal is to achieve precise shots quickly, often within 0.3 seconds.

How can I improve my pistol accuracy and stop shooting low and left?

Focus on trigger control. Practice the 'Trigger Control At Speed' drill, use dry fire to ensure sights don't move during the trigger press, and consider working with a coach.

What equipment is needed for the Trigger Control At Speed drill?

You'll need a shot timer set to a random start delay, a pistol, ammunition, and a small target like a 7/8 inch paster to enforce precision. A partner can substitute for a timer.

What's a good standard for the Trigger Control At Speed drill?

A common standard is to break the shot accurately on a small target (like a 7/8 inch paster) within 0.3 seconds from a distance of 5 yards.

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