The Lockwood Drill

Published on April 15, 2025
Duration: 0:11

The Lockwood Drill is a demanding shooting test requiring a sub-2-second draw and 10 rapid shots on a silhouette target. Achieving a time of 1.83 seconds demonstrates exceptional recoil management and safe holster indexing. This drill highlights the importance of efficient firearm handling and accuracy under pressure, often utilizing advanced optics and weapon lights.

Quick Summary

The Lockwood Drill is a shooting test requiring a rapid draw from a duty holster and 10 shots on a silhouette target. Achieving a time of 1.83 seconds demonstrates expert marksmanship, recoil control, and efficient holster use.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Lockwood Drill Start & Buzzer
  2. 00:01Draw & Engage: 10 Rapid Shots
  3. 00:07Drill Completion & Time: 1.83 Seconds

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Lockwood Drill?

The Lockwood Drill is a shooting test where a shooter draws from a duty holster and engages a single silhouette target with 10 rapid-fire shots. It measures draw speed, accuracy, and recoil control under pressure.

What is considered a good time for the Lockwood Drill?

A time of 1.83 seconds, as demonstrated in this video, is considered expert-level performance for the Lockwood Drill. This indicates exceptional speed in drawing and firing 10 shots accurately.

What equipment is typically used for the Lockwood Drill?

The drill is often performed with a duty holster, a pistol equipped with a red dot optic, and potentially a weapon-mounted light. Brands like Alien Gear Holsters, Trijicon, and Surefire are relevant.

How can I improve my performance in shooting drills like the Lockwood Drill?

Focus on consistent, safe draw techniques from your holster and practice rapid-fire accuracy. Incorporate dry fire to refine grip acquisition and sight alignment, and work on recoil management.

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