The Machine CHALLENGE - Can you beat his time?

Published on September 12, 2021
Duration: 6:45

This video details a challenging speed shooting drill popularized by 'The Machine' on Polenar Tactical. The drill involves a seven-yard draw, two shots to the head box, a slide lock reload, and four shots to an eight-inch circle, all to be completed in under 2.96 seconds. The competition offers an A-Rex Delta Gen 2 handgun as a prize for beating this record, emphasizing precision under extreme time pressure. Expert instruction is provided on drill setup and submission requirements.

Quick Summary

The 'Machine Challenge' is a demanding speed shooting drill requiring a draw, two shots to the head box, a slide lock reload, and four shots to an 8-inch circle, all within 2.96 seconds for expert performance. Participants can win an A-Rex Delta Gen 2 by beating this time.

Chapters

  1. 00:33Intro & Gun Handling
  2. 02:52Introducing 'The Machine'
  3. 03:20The Fast Drill Explained
  4. 03:54Machine's Time and Breakdown
  5. 04:38Challenge to Beat the Record
  6. 05:12Run Review and Time to Beat
  7. 05:18Drill Rules and Target Setup
  8. 05:50Video Submission Requirements
  9. 06:18Prize and Eligibility
  10. 06:34Further Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Machine Challenge' drill?

The 'Machine Challenge' is a speed shooting drill requiring a draw from seven yards, two shots to the head box, a slide lock reload, and four shots to an eight-inch circle, all to be completed as fast as possible.

What is the expert time for the 'Machine Challenge' drill?

An expert time for the 'Machine Challenge' drill is considered to be under 2.96 seconds. This time includes the draw, shooting, and a slide lock reload.

What are the target specifications for the 'Machine Challenge'?

The drill uses specific target zones: a 6x6 inch head box for two shots and an 8-inch circle for four shots. The minimum distance to the target is 6 feet.

How can I enter the 'Machine Challenge' competition?

To enter, you must beat the record time of 2.96 seconds and submit a video showing the drill, target condition, distance, timer, and your hits. All details are in the video description.

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