The Failure to Stop Drill

Published on December 5, 2023
Duration: 0:45

This video demonstrates the Failure to Stop drill, also known as the Mozambique Drill, a critical close-quarters shooting technique. Instructor Kevin Creighton of Shooting Illustrated explains and performs the drill, emphasizing the importance of rapid, accurate shots to the torso followed by a precise headshot. The drill is designed to ensure a subject is incapacitated, teaching shooters to transition between quick, center-mass hits and a more deliberate, vital head shot.

Quick Summary

The Failure to Stop drill, or Mozambique Drill, is a tactical shooting technique involving two rapid shots to the center chest followed by a precise headshot. Performed at 7 yards, it trains shooters to transition between quick, high-volume fire and deliberate accuracy for effective threat neutralization.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introducing the Mozambique Drill
  2. 00:15Drill Training Benefits
  3. 00:31Drill Demonstration
  4. 00:37Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Failure to Stop drill?

The Failure to Stop drill, also known as the Mozambique Drill, is a tactical shooting exercise. It involves firing two rapid shots to the center chest area of a target, followed by a single, precise shot to the head. This drill is designed to ensure a threat is neutralized effectively.

What are the benefits of practicing the Failure to Stop drill?

Practicing the Failure to Stop drill teaches shooters to transition between quick, center-mass shots for immediate incapacitation and a more precise, careful shot to the head for definitive stopping power. It enhances sight acquisition speed and accuracy under pressure.

What is the recommended distance for the Failure to Stop drill?

The Failure to Stop drill is typically performed at a close distance, commonly 7 yards. This distance allows for the rapid engagement of targets while still requiring accuracy for the headshot.

What equipment is shown in the Failure to Stop drill demonstration?

The demonstration features a handgun equipped with a red dot sight. A KRT-2 target, which is a silhouette with designated head and chest zones, is used for the drill.

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