Quick Drill

[kilogulf59]

Here's one of mine that's basic but good especially if you're tight on time and ammo...

By the way, you can adapt the drill to your particular style.

Drill Criteria: “Train as you’ll fight”, in other words; wear your everyday clothes, gun belt, holster, and weapon(s).

Close Quarters Drills.

a. Body Point Drill.

i. One target - 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 1 round, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired - 6​

b. Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst.

i. 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired – 12​

c. Multiple Assailant Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst each.

i. Two targets, six feet apart - 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, engaging each target, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired – 24​

These should be performed from any one (or all) of the following positions:

Fairbairn & Syke's Quarter or Close Hip


Fairbairn & Syke's Half Hip


Fairbairn & Syke's Three-Quarter Hip (Note: Pic shows the ready position. Gun is braught up at or just below eye level for firing.)

 

[Epyon]

Wow interesting post...

Where can I find more images of stances and positions for training like this? I still have yet to know all about the different names for tactics.


Epyon

 

[kilogulf59]

Hope this helps you...study it well.

"Shooting to Live"

 

[Epyon]

thank you kilogulf59

Very insightful!


Epyon

 

[wolfy692005]

i train basicly the same way, took me a while to find a range that would let me do such.. most frown on drawing and firing without a instructor of somekind... also the "doubletaps" offend some ranges

 

[kilogulf59]

Yep Wolfy, I went through the same thing myself. Now I live in a rural setting and just step "outback" to shoot.