SIG CONNECT | Squid Game

Published on May 1, 2026
Duration: 1:31

This video details the 'Squid Game' drill, a timed shooting exercise designed to test firearm handling, target engagement, and magazine management. The drill involves engaging specific shapes on an eight-shaped target in a set order (circles, triangles, squares) using a specific ammunition count per magazine (two 2-round magazines and one 4-round magazine). The objective is to complete the drill efficiently and accurately, with a hit factor of 2.01 mentioned as a benchmark.

Quick Summary

The 'Squid Game' drill is a firearms training exercise involving an eight-shaped target. It requires loading two magazines with two rounds each and one with four. Shooters engage circles, then triangles, then squares on the beep, testing speed and accuracy. A hit factor of 2.01 was achieved in the demonstration.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introducing the Squid Game Drill
  2. 00:09Target and Magazine Setup
  3. 00:15Drill Execution: Circles and Triangles
  4. 00:22Drill Execution: Squares
  5. 00:35Pre-Drill Preparations
  6. 01:08Drill Results and Hit Factor
  7. 01:14Monthly Drills and Competition Potential

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Squid Game' drill?

The 'Squid Game' drill is a firearms training exercise designed to test speed and accuracy. It involves engaging specific shapes on an eight-shaped target in a set order (circles, triangles, squares) using a precise number of rounds per magazine, emphasizing magazine changes and target transitions.

How is the 'Squid Game' drill set up?

For the 'Squid Game' drill, you'll need an eight-shaped target. Load two magazines with two rounds each and one magazine with four rounds. The drill begins on an audible beep, with specific engagement sequences for circles, triangles, and squares.

What are the target engagement sequences in the Squid Game drill?

The 'Squid Game' drill requires a specific target engagement sequence. First, you engage the circles, then the triangles, and finally the squares. This sequence is performed using the pre-loaded magazines with their designated round counts.

What is a 'hit factor' in shooting drills?

A 'hit factor' is a scoring metric used in shooting competitions and drills. It quantifies performance by combining accuracy (score on target) with speed (time taken to complete the course). A higher hit factor generally indicates a better performance.

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