Shoot This Drill – Button Man
I designed the Button Man to give shooters a low-round-count, low-light-engagement drill that involved both carbine and handgun as well as lateral movement, weapons manipulation, and use of…
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Shoot This Drill – The V Exercist
The V Exercise was created for those who would like a continuous moving-and-shooting exercise that can be scaled to a moving-and-transitioning exercise. It is intended to force more…
Tripod Shooting Skills
The tripod is the essential tool to allow the precise delivery of fire from any rifle or carbine weapon system. It eliminates dependence on natural features or expedient…
Shoot This Drill: Shooting From Retention
The skill of firing accurate rounds into a threat from retention is an underappreciated and under-practiced skill. Shooting from retention at close ranges can help ensure a threat…
Shoot This Drill: The 10 Second ShowdownDRILL
Static-position shooting is great for practicing marksmanship and its fundamentals, but those who are in the professional field understand that practicing single-position shooting is just the beginning. Shooter…
Shoot This Drill: Compass Drill
A foundation exercise The Compass Drill is designed to be a “balancing act” exercise intended to even out how your body and brain interface with the pistol in…
Shoot This Drill: The Eleanor Drill
Shooting drills are an important part of formal training and an important part of practice. Whether for self-defense or competition, a drill establishes a goal, and goals are…
Shoot This Drill: Transitions & Unknown Outcomes
Most shooting exercises serve a specific purpose. Exercises like transition drills involve a common skill practiced by most dedicated students of firearms. A transition occurs for two reasons—because…
Shoot This Drill: The Praetorian Alpha Drill
Shooting practice and performing live-fire drills are solid ways to get yourself into a rhythm, whether you’re looking for improved defensive reaction time or to cut down competition…
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