Roland Special Bill Drills 15 Yard Rapid Fire

Published on June 21, 2015
Duration: 7:09

This video demonstrates the Roland Special Bill Drill at 15 yards, focusing on rapid fire from a concealed draw. The instructor emphasizes trying to achieve a fast pace while maintaining accuracy, noting the firearm's appendix carry setup and its thermal performance during the drill. The drill is timed, with results indicating a solid performance for medium-fast to fast fire.

Quick Summary

The Roland Special Bill Drill at 15 yards tests rapid fire proficiency from a concealed draw. A performance of 4.45 seconds for 15 rounds is demonstrated, highlighting the balance between speed and accuracy. Appendix carry with a compensator remains comfortable during the drill, with the firearm only becoming warm.

Chapters

  1. 00:26Introduction to Concealed Draw Drill
  2. 02:3115 Yard Rapid Fire Drill Setup
  3. 02:41Executing the Bill Drill
  4. 03:07Drill Results and Target Analysis
  5. 03:41Firearm Comfort and Carry Discussion
  6. 03:58Target Re-evaluation and Shot Group
  7. 04:13Ammunition Used and Performance Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Roland Special Bill Drill?

The Roland Special Bill Drill is a firearms training exercise that involves drawing a pistol, typically a Roland Special configuration, and firing a set number of rounds rapidly at a target from a specific distance, often 15 yards, to test speed and accuracy under pressure.

How does appendix carry perform during rapid fire drills?

During rapid fire drills, an appendix carry setup with a compensator can become warm due to expelled gases. However, as demonstrated, it can remain comfortable and not cause burning sensations, allowing for effective execution of drills.

What is a good time for the Bill Drill at 15 yards?

A benchmark for the Bill Drill at 15 yards, as shown in this video, is around 4.45 seconds for 15 rounds. This time indicates a medium-fast to fast rate of fire while maintaining reasonable shot placement.

What ammunition was used in the Roland Special Bill Drill?

The ammunition used in this demonstration of the Roland Special Bill Drill was Winchester White Box 115 grain. This is a common and widely available full metal jacket (FMJ) round suitable for training and practice.

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