Train with Shane | Recoil Management - Episode 2

Published on December 29, 2016
Duration: 2:44

This guide details the Bill Drill, a fundamental training exercise for improving recoil management and speed, as demonstrated by Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley. The core principle emphasizes focusing on sight recovery rather than a strict cadence, allowing the shooter to fire as soon as the sights are back on target. Consistent practice with this drill reinforces grip, stance, and overall firearm control for faster, more accurate shooting.

Quick Summary

Master recoil management with the Bill Drill, a six-shot, seven-yard drill focusing on grip, stance, and sight recovery. Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley emphasizes firing as soon as the front sight settles, not to a cadence, for optimal speed and accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Recoil Management
  2. 00:25Understanding the Bill Drill
  3. 00:39Sight Focus vs. Cadence
  4. 00:55Bill Drill: 7-Yard Execution
  5. 01:24Bill Drill: 12-Yard Execution
  6. 02:06Recap and Key Principles

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bill Drill and how does it improve shooting skills?

The Bill Drill involves shooting six rounds at seven yards, aiming for all hits in the A-zone. It's a crucial drill for testing and improving grip, stance, and recoil management, ultimately enhancing shooter control over the firearm.

What is the key principle for faster shooting according to Shane Coley?

The key principle is to focus on the front sight settling after each shot, rather than trying to shoot to a specific cadence or rhythm. Fire as soon as the sight picture is re-established for optimal speed and accuracy.

How does recoil management affect shooting speed?

Effective recoil management allows the firearm to return to a stable shooting position faster, enabling quicker sight re-acquisition. This direct correlation means better recoil control directly translates to higher shooting speed and accuracy.

What equipment is shown in the 'Train with Shane' recoil management video?

The video prominently features a GLOCK 34 Gen5 MOS pistol. Accessories visible include a Safariland holster and a Black Scorpion Outdoor Gear belt, indicating gear suitable for competitive shooting or training.

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