NOW DRILL

Published on February 12, 2026
Duration: 0:58

This guide details the 'Now Drill' as taught by DJ Shipley of GBRS Group. It emphasizes using a calm, audible 'now' command to help shooters maintain composure and achieve smooth trigger control. The drill focuses on finding the trigger wall, firing upon command, and executing a smooth reset, crucial for accuracy under pressure. The featured custom AR-15 build is equipped with high-end accessories like an EOTech EXPS3, MAWL-DA, and Surefire suppressor.

Quick Summary

The 'Now Drill,' taught by GBRS Group's DJ Shipley, emphasizes using a calm, audible 'now' command to improve shooter composure and trigger control. It focuses on finding the trigger wall, firing upon command, and executing a smooth reset, crucial for accuracy under pressure. The drill helps correct common errors like overdriving the trigger.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Now Drill
  2. 00:15Executing the Drill Smoothly
  3. 00:32Instructor Influence and Trigger Control

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Now Drill' and how does it improve shooting?

The 'Now Drill' uses a calm, audible 'now' command to help shooters maintain composure and achieve smooth trigger control. It focuses on finding the trigger wall, firing upon command, and executing a smooth reset, crucial for accuracy under pressure.

What accessories are featured on the custom AR-15 in the GBRS Group video?

The custom AR-15 build is equipped with an EOTech EXPS3 holographic weapon sight, a B.E. Meyers MAWL-DA laser/illuminator, and a Surefire SOCOM556-RC2 suppressor, along with Magpul PMAG magazines.

How does an instructor manage the 'Now Drill' for optimal learning?

An instructor should use a smooth, calm 'now' command, avoiding shouting, to help the shooter settle and avoid anticipating the shot. This controlled cue is essential for effective learning and preventing wasted repetitions.

What common mistake does the 'Now Drill' help correct?

The 'Now Drill' specifically addresses the common mistake of 'overdriving the trigger,' where a shooter fires before the intended command. By managing the audible cue, instructors help shooters develop better timing and control.

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