Rangerrich99
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So I went to class today and ran nearly the same drill as I did last time, so I thought I'd post up the video here kinda side-by-side with the one I did a couple months ago. Now the drill today is slightly different than the one I did last time, and this one today was for time and it was a race against another shooter. But it was still a 4 BG vs. me shooter drill, so I thought it was close enough for comparison of technique, mechanics, etc.
The drill from a couple months ago was more about precision and target assessment. But since both drills required good thoracic cavity hits (6"x8" area centered in the COM zone), moving off the spot, checking your six, and a called headshot, I figured they could be compared against each other.
This is the drill from a couple months ago:
https://youtu.be/S0_3EXHxgqY
This is the drill from today:
https://youtu.be/_5LxgTksxEk
I've been trying to get in some extra practice on the draw stroke and dry-fire practice at home, and I think I'm getting a little faster on the draw-to-first-shot, and minimizing the dips between shots. Also, I'm pretty sure I'm faster and still accurate on the called headshot.
Anyway, I figured i'd post these and see if I could get a little feedback again.
The drill from a couple months ago was more about precision and target assessment. But since both drills required good thoracic cavity hits (6"x8" area centered in the COM zone), moving off the spot, checking your six, and a called headshot, I figured they could be compared against each other.
This is the drill from a couple months ago:
https://youtu.be/S0_3EXHxgqY
This is the drill from today:
https://youtu.be/_5LxgTksxEk
I've been trying to get in some extra practice on the draw stroke and dry-fire practice at home, and I think I'm getting a little faster on the draw-to-first-shot, and minimizing the dips between shots. Also, I'm pretty sure I'm faster and still accurate on the called headshot.
Anyway, I figured i'd post these and see if I could get a little feedback again.