Shooting on the Move with Various Firearms

Published on May 24, 2018
Duration: 8:02

This video provides an advanced training drill on shooting while moving, led by Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS. It covers complex courses of fire with varied targets and emphasizes critical techniques like 'throttle control' and precise footwork. The drill includes rifle and pistol work from concealment, backward movement drills, and performance analysis using shot timers.

Quick Summary

Learn advanced shooting on the move techniques from T.REX ARMS' Lucas Botkin. This drill emphasizes 'throttle control' to adjust movement speed based on target difficulty and highlights the critical role of precise footwork on uneven terrain to maintain stability and accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Course Introduction & Footwork
  2. 02:00Rifle Movement Drills
  3. 03:29Pistol from Concealment Drill
  4. 04:41Backward Movement & Vehicle Drills
  5. 06:11Performance Review & Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 'throttle control' in shooting on the move?

Throttle control is a tactical shooting technique where you adjust your movement speed based on the difficulty of the target or task. You slow down for precise shots and can move faster when less accuracy is required, optimizing efficiency and safety.

Why is footwork important when shooting on the move?

Proper footwork is crucial for maintaining a stable shooting platform while moving. On uneven terrain, it helps prevent trips and falls, ensuring you can transition between targets accurately and safely without compromising your balance.

What firearms and gear are demonstrated in the video?

The video showcases an AR-15 style rifle with an EOTech sight and suppressor, and a Glock 19 pistol with a Trijicon RMR and SureFire X300 light, carried in a T.REX ARMS Sidecar holster. TA Targets steel silhouettes are used.

How can I improve my accuracy when shooting on the move?

To improve accuracy, focus on 'throttle control' to manage your speed relative to target difficulty. Practice precise footwork on varied terrain and analyze your performance using shot timers to identify and correct movement-induced errors in your shooting groups.

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