"Sledgehammer" RunNGun Intro Pt 1: Nutnfancy Testing Drill

Published on March 15, 2010
Duration: 42:41

This video details Nutnfancy's 'Sledgehammer' Run 'n' Gun drill, a standardized protocol designed to test shooters and rifle systems under mid-level stress. The drill incorporates movement, barricades, and varying distances, emphasizing ergonomics, reliability, and optic performance. Instruction from a seasoned tactical gear reviewer and firearms instructor highlights stress-based performance metrics.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy's 'Sledgehammer' Run 'n' Gun drill tests carbines under stress using movement, barricades, and varied distances. It includes a 200-yard uphill run to simulate fatigue, followed by precision shots. Featured firearms include the Arsenal SGL-31 and RRA AR-15.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Sledgehammer Drill
  2. 03:34Arsenal SGL-31 System Overview
  3. 05:56Course Layout and Scoring
  4. 09:23Barricades and Engagement Distances
  5. 14:45PFI Dude and Yabachi Gear Check
  6. 20:28Nutnfancy's Secondary Gear and Run

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Sledgehammer' Run 'n' Gun drill?

The 'Sledgehammer' is a tactical carbine testing protocol developed by Nutnfancy. It simulates mid-level stress by incorporating movement, barricades, and varying engagement distances to evaluate shooter and firearm performance beyond simple accuracy tests.

What firearms were featured in the Sledgehammer drill video?

The video showcased an Arsenal SGL-31 in 5.45x39mm, a Rock River Arms AR-15, an FN Five-seveN pistol in 5.7x28mm, a Heckler & Koch USP Compact, and a Sig Sauer P226 in .40 S&W.

How does the Sledgehammer drill test shooter endurance?

A key component of the drill involves a 200-yard uphill run designed to induce physical stress. Shooters must then immediately engage targets, testing their ability to control breathing and maintain accuracy while fatigued.

What are the typical engagement distances in the Sledgehammer drill?

Carbine engagement distances range from 35 yards for headshots up to 71 and 80 yards from barricades. Pistol engagements occur at closer ranges, typically between 10 and 19 yards.

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