Rifle Quads T.REX ARMS Shooting Drill

Published on December 31, 2016
Duration: 1:09

Lucas Botkin, a professional firearms instructor and industry leader, demonstrates the 'Rifle Quads' drill. This advanced drill focuses on rapid fire, mandatory reloads, and accuracy at various distances, emphasizing recoil management and efficient weapon handling. The drill is designed to improve speed and proficiency under pressure.

Quick Summary

The 'Rifle Quads' drill is an advanced shooting exercise focusing on speed and accuracy, requiring 8 rounds (4 per circle) with a mandatory slide-lock reload. Expert instruction highlights the importance of compensating for 'height over bore' at close ranges and mastering recoil control for optimal performance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Demonstration
  2. 00:11Drill Mechanics
  3. 00:24Equipment and Standards
  4. 00:39Height Over Bore Considerations
  5. 00:53Drill Benefits and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the T.REX ARMS 'Rifle Quads' drill?

The 'Rifle Quads' drill is a high-speed shooting exercise requiring shooters to engage two circles on a specific target with four rounds each, including a mandatory slide-lock reload between engagements. It can be performed with a rifle or pistol.

What is 'height over bore' and why is it important for the Rifle Quads drill?

'Height over bore' is the distance between your firearm's bore and your optic's sight line. At close ranges, you must aim higher than the target to compensate for this difference, ensuring your shots land within the small circles of the 'Rifle Quads' target.

What are the key skills emphasized in the Rifle Quads drill?

This drill emphasizes rapid fire, efficient slide-lock reloads, recoil management (throttle control), and accurate target engagement under time pressure. It's designed for advanced shooters looking to improve speed and proficiency.

Where can I find the T.REX ARMS 'Rifle Quads' target?

The T.REX ARMS 'Rifle Quads' target is available for download directly from the T.REX ARMS website. Look for it in their training aids or resources section.

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