Shooting Drill: Using Smaller Targets on the Range

Published on October 28, 2020
Duration: 6:56

This video demonstrates a shooting drill focused on improving accuracy with small, 2-inch targets. Instructor Chris Woomer of Veil Solutions utilizes drills like the Bill Drill and strong/support hand shooting at varying distances to emphasize consistency, proper sight picture, and smooth trigger presses. The training highlights the importance of accuracy preceding speed and provides a method for self-accountability in shot placement.

Quick Summary

Improve your pistol accuracy by training with small, 2-inch targets. These drills, demonstrated by Chris Woomer of Veil Solutions, focus on fundamental skills like consistent sight alignment, smooth trigger presses, and a firm grip, emphasizing that accuracy should always precede speed for effective firearms handling.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction to 2-inch Targets
  2. 00:48Drill Overview and Objectives
  3. 01:20Bill Drill (7 Yards) - Run 1
  4. 01:54Bill Drill (7 Yards) - Run 2
  5. 02:10Bill Drill Analysis
  6. 02:56Bill Drill Performance Review
  7. 03:44Strong Hand Shooting (3 Yards)
  8. 04:30Strong Hand Shooting Performance
  9. 04:52Support Hand Shooting (3 Yards)
  10. 05:48Drill Conclusion and Takeaways

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using 2-inch targets for shooting practice?

Using 2-inch targets significantly enhances fundamental shooting skills. They force shooters to focus on precise sight alignment, smooth trigger control, and a consistent grip, leading to improved overall accuracy and accountability for every shot fired.

How can the Bill Drill on small targets improve shooting consistency?

The Bill Drill, when performed on 2-inch targets, demands extreme consistency. Successfully placing multiple rounds in such a small area requires meticulous sight tracking between shots and a controlled trigger press, directly improving your ability to shoot accurately under pressure.

What is the importance of strong and support hand shooting drills?

Practicing strong and support hand shooting on small targets builds essential gun control. These drills isolate each hand's contribution, helping to identify and correct weaknesses, ensuring you can effectively operate your firearm with either hand if necessary.

What is the recommended approach to shooting drills for beginners?

For beginners, the emphasis should always be on accuracy before speed. Drills using small targets like 2-inch circles are ideal as they provide immediate feedback on shot placement, reinforcing good habits and building a solid foundation in fundamental skills.

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