Rifle Quads T.REX ARMS Shooting Drill

Published on December 31, 2016
Duration: 1:09

The Rifle Quads drill from T.REX ARMS challenges shooters to fire eight rounds (four per circle) on a specific target, including a mandatory slide-lock reload, aiming for sub-5-second completion at 5 yards. This drill emphasizes throttle control and efficient reloads. Close-range shooting requires accounting for 'height over bore' by aiming higher to compensate for the optic's position relative to the barrel.

Quick Summary

The Rifle Quads drill involves firing eight rounds (four per circle) on a T.REX ARMS target with a mandatory slide-lock reload, aiming for under 5 seconds at 5 yards. It trains speed, accuracy, and efficient reloads, requiring compensation for 'height over bore' at close range.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Rifle Quads Drill
  2. 00:11Drill Mechanics and Target Setup
  3. 00:24Equipment and Performance Standards
  4. 00:39Height Over Bore Compensation
  5. 00:53Drill Benefits and Target Download

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the T.REX ARMS Rifle Quads drill?

The Rifle Quads drill is a shooting exercise where you fire four rounds into one target circle and four rounds into another, followed by a mandatory slide-lock reload. It's designed to improve speed, accuracy, and reloading efficiency.

What is a good time to aim for in the Rifle Quads drill?

A common goal for the Rifle Quads drill is to complete it in under 5 seconds at a distance of 5 yards. Times vary based on skill level and distance, with demonstrated times ranging from 3.83s to 5.91s.

Why is 'height over bore' important in shooting drills?

'Height over bore' refers to the distance between your optic's sight line and the barrel's bore. At close ranges, you must aim higher than your intended impact point to compensate for this difference and ensure hits land accurately.

Where can I find the T.REX ARMS Rifle Quads target?

The specific T.REX ARMS target used for the Rifle Quads drill can be downloaded from the T.REX ARMS website. Look for it in the training aids or resources section of their online store.

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