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Published on July 29, 2024
Duration: 0:53

This video from Tactical Rifleman demonstrates a combat training drill using a Spinning Steel Target. Instructor Karl Erickson highlights the target's dual-plate propeller design, explaining that multiple, well-timed hits are required to achieve a full 360-degree rotation, unlike single-hit targets. The drill emphasizes tracking moving threats, precise sight picture transitions, and rapid engagement for improved combat readiness. A live-fire demonstration shows a successful rotation in 7.05 seconds.

Quick Summary

The Spinning Steel Target requires multiple, well-timed hits to achieve a 360-degree rotation, unlike single-hit targets. This drill trains shooters to track moving threats, time shots effectively, and practice rapid sight picture transitions for enhanced combat readiness. A demonstration showed completion in 7.05 seconds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Target Mechanics Explained
  2. 00:19Tactical Training Value
  3. 00:41Live Fire Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary training benefit of the Spinning Steel Target?

The Spinning Steel Target trains shooters to track moving threats and time multiple shots to build momentum for a full 360-degree rotation, enhancing combat readiness and reaction speed.

How does the Spinning Steel Target differ from a standard steel target?

Unlike standard steel targets that react to a single hit, the Spinning Steel Target requires multiple, well-timed impacts to generate enough momentum to spin, offering a more dynamic challenge.

What shooting skills does this drill help develop?

This drill specifically helps develop threat tracking, shot timing, sight picture transition, and the ability to engage a moving target effectively under pressure.

What calibers are suitable for this target?

The target is designed to be engaged by various calibers, with the video specifically mentioning .45 ACP and .308 Win as examples that require multiple hits for rotation.

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