Range Day competition Smokewagon vs Gravy who wins?

Published on February 15, 2026
Duration: 17:37

This video demonstrates a timed pistol drill focusing on draw-to-first-shot accuracy and efficient reloads, utilizing a PACT Club Timer III. The competition highlights the importance of 'A-zone' hits and consistent performance under time pressure, as seen with the custom Glock 19X. Instruction is provided by experienced shooters, emphasizing practical application for competitive scenarios.

Quick Summary

This range day competition showcases a custom Glock 19X and an AK pistol in timed drills. Shooters focus on achieving 'A-zone' hits and efficient reloads, using a PACT Club Timer III to track draw-to-first-shot times and shot splits. The event highlights practical application of skills for competitive scenarios and emphasizes accuracy under pressure.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Weather Conditions
  2. 01:06Gear Overview: AK Rifles
  3. 01:42AK Shooting Competition
  4. 04:24Pistol Transition and Timed Drills
  5. 07:58Advanced Pistol Drills
  6. 12:00Final Rounds and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a PACT Club Timer III in shooting competitions?

The PACT Club Timer III is used to measure a shooter's performance in timed drills. It records the time from the initial beep to the first shot fired, as well as splits between subsequent shots, providing valuable data for improvement.

What does 'A-zone' mean in the context of shooting?

The 'A-zone' refers to the center mass area of a target, typically considered the most vital part for incapacitation. In competitive shooting, hitting the 'A-zone' is crucial for achieving good scores and demonstrating accuracy under pressure.

How can shooters improve their timed draw-to-shot performance?

Improving timed draw-to-shot performance involves consistent practice with a focus on smooth, efficient movements from the holster to a stable shooting platform, aiming for accuracy in the 'A-zone' with each shot.

What are some common mistakes made during timed shooting drills?

Common mistakes include rushing the draw, poor grip acquisition, failing to achieve a stable shooting platform, inconsistent trigger control leading to misses, and inefficient reloads, all of which can result in lost time and lower scores.

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