50 round drill -- Pistol skill builder
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This is a practice drill that can be done with a limited amount of ammunition. The focus is on accuracy, front sight, trigger press and trigger reset. 50 rounds are shot as follows...5 rounds slow fire for accuracy. 15 rounds press out drills then 30 rounds of 2-5 round burst into center mass. Drill is shot at 5 or 7 yards.
I enjoyed learning how to maximize my Range Time and Ammo. Your videos are very applicable to making us better, thank you.
I like that! Bless you for being out there in the cold & snow and still putting out videos, my friend! Good stuff!
Tried this out today and wow! It helped so much! I'm a decent shooter but I've never actually paid attention to feeling the trigger release and it helped significantly! Thanks for the awesome video!
Awesome!
Good foundation stone to build on for realistic, practical scenarios
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks a lot for giving me an good idea in practising my defensive pistols.
Really starting to like your channel. I like your drills. Very good, practical drills for developing and honing skill. And you have started to change my view on the value carrying 9mm. I never liked the idea of carrying a 9mm. Always preferred at least .40, but your 9mm vs .40 vs .45 video and TNOutdoors9's 9mm ballistics tests have made me more comfortable with the effectiveness of 9mm.
Again, nice video and advice with the drills. Have I told you I hate cold weather? lol
Great drills. I can definitely use this indoors at the range.
Great video and reminder that practicing in different weather conditions is important ... as is practicing malfunction clearance to get the reaction imprinted on the brain.
Great camera work!
This was a great video! This is how I train when I go to the range with my M&P 9mm.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. As a beginning shooter I do not want to waste my range time (and we have a brand new indoor range in town!) and this video is invaluable. How about some tips on what to carry in a range bag.
Great practice drill covering everything you need. Its all about building the muscle memory. Train for reality and you'll do it without thinking. The more you train the Lucker you become!
Good stuff, man. Thanks from Texas!
Great video!
this guy rocks. great vid brother!
Excellent video. Good drills. Thanks.
Love your channel, keep the vids coming you are really helping me train and improve :)
Thanks Howard, this is another great drill Dot torture --- The best 50 round pistol drill?
Thanks for the vids as a always.
Thank you for watching
Newcomer here, first of your videos I have seen. Great tips with a great purpose. What type of M&P are you using. Also what type of targets are you using. Great video you got yourself a subscriber.
Another great video. If I was to shoot this drill I think I'd use my carry gun. And like you said in your video if all possible drawing from a holster. 50 rounds goes fast. When I go to Range I like to shoot at least 200 rounds. 😃
Agree with you there, whatever gun will provide the most benefit. I shoot weekly and these sessions involve 300 rounds or more. However, many people cannot afford the time or money to shoot that amount of ammunition. Therefore, I created this drill to allow some weekly practice with limited ammo. Thanks for watching.
Holy hell that's tight. You're on my team. :)
Amazing vid keep them coming!!!
Another great presentation.
Thank you
Makes great sense.
Thank you for another informative video, unfortunately I am not able to get to the range on a weekly basis. I do try to make it to the range once a month. Given 9mm ammo has been very limited, I have had to skip some months to ensure I would have more than enough for my instructor led training. When I had all .40s there was no ammo to be had, now that I am mainly 9mm there is no ammo to be had. I must be doing something wrong, lol. I look forward to your next video!!!
For whatever it is worth you might consider purchasing ammo in case lots. This is a better way to keep ammo in stock for practice. I have no problem finding case lots for fair prices on line... here are a few suppliers.... Georgia Arms, Freedom Ammunition, Aimsurplus and TargetSportsUSA all have decent ammo deals. Please let them know that wishse from youtube sent you.
I like the target you are using for. Where can I get them??
you are good. perfection is impossible. survival is key
Hello, great videos, I have really enjoyed getting new ideas for drills. Quick question, what type of target are you shooting at? Where/how might I go about to find some? Thank you!
Disregard, I found you had already answered this on a earlier comment, thanks!
Even though they weren't 100% accurate, you still made some pretty nice groupings. Is the gun you're using here a S&W M&P .22 or a full size 9mm?
They don't make the .22 in the Pro Series (note the extended slide length).
M&P 9 mm 5" Pro Series. This drill is designed to get through the basics with a limited amount of time and ammo. I generally allocate 300 rounds per session and get to the range once a week or so.
good drills, thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching.
Awesome videos sir. I am curious about your dry fire routine and if would post some dry fire drills. I dry fire 6 days a week and have noticed a HUGE improvement over time.
+jeremy pink Dry Practice is a huge advantage and really can up your game. czcams.com/video/jjEKTOCCId0/video.html
+Guns, Gear & On Target Training, LLC Outstanding! Thank you. I love your videos and approach to training. I'm a LEO in NYS and I have applied many of your techniques to my training.
+jeremy pink Good deal. The key is dedicated practice. Spent this weekend working with some NH LEOs. Good guys ... Think we helped a few dial it in a bit.
+Guns, Gear & On Target Training, LLC If you are ever in NYS in the Hudson Valley area let me know.
+jeremy pink Happy to ...or let your leadership know you're interested in brining in some other training perspectives. We hear from LEOs all the time that our training has exposed them to far more that they get from many of the standard programs.
Grate advise! Thanks
Thanks!
very nice flow on your instructions. just subscribe thank you
Thanks so much. Hope you'll watch other videos
nice drill
Very helpful, Thank you.
Thanks for watching...
Very good drill!
Great drills!...What is that device on your right side of your headphones? Thank you and keep up the good work..
That is the Contour Camera. Allows video perspective from behind the gun.
What targets are you using to do this drill?
Excellent video
Many thanks, I appreciate you watching.
what kind or type of camera are you using for your video shoots?
Sony Handycam, Contour Roam and GoPro Hero 3
Hey wishe live your videos keep up with the good work any chance you got your hands on a smith wesson sd9ve I was thinking about picking one up anynchance of doing a review on one its a cheap gun looks great but wondering why its so cheap if so would love to know your thoughts about it
I will keep my eye out for one to review. Thanks for watching
I really like that target. What brand/kind is it and where can i get some?
That is one of the Pistol-training.com targets. Hunt for them on the web...
www.nationaltarget.com/index.php/miscellaneous-targets-c-28?page=2&show=10&sort_by=sort_order Order from here
Outstanding thank you so much
I reload for my glock never issues. What I got from thinks that s and w is junk!! Lmao good video
If your Glock has NEVER had an issue, you haven't shot it enough. I've been a Glock Master Armorer since the early 1990's and Glocks are mechanically inclined like all other firearms. As a police firearms instructor who has taught thousands of hours on police ranges with officers using Glocks, they occassionally fail like all other guns. Without a boring discussion of manufacturing tolerances, materials and contruction goals, a malfunction is often NOT the fault of the firearm. I have experienced or witnessed Glocks experiencing failures due to magazines, broken extractors, broken trigger sprigs, broken/sheared slide rails, worn cruciform plate edges, etc. Every mechanical arm has failures, mostly attributal to the operator. Learn to fight with any firearm - even if its not your pet Glock.
Please what type of pistol were you using for this training drill.
My guess is an M&P?
+John Guarino M&P Pro 5" 9mm. Really a sweet shooter.
you need to see additional sight pictures after your punch out. Pulling back that fast after your shots are done , you are not getting the benefit of the follow through. At five yards you will hit, move back to 7 or 10 and you will drift off.
Thanks Rob, very true. A "training sca" that i have since eliminated! Thanks for commenting and watching.
I've never had a reload fail and I crank them out.. I'm confused how this is happening to you.
Weak bullets sometimes don't quite have enough power to throw the slide back enough to engage the bullet.
The recoil spring poundage is most likely to strong for his reloads. He may need a different spring or more powerful charges for the reload
+n300zx931 The issue was the primer wasn't fully seated.
I thought your groupings were good. Thanks for the vid.
+Christopher William Hogan Thank you sir. Hope you watch some of the other vids on the channel and let us know what you think
How can I get in touch with you I will like to show you and idea
contact me via youtube...
Hi back in Dec I try to contact you about an idea I created a gun lock I will like to show it to you and see what you think about it
i Like it... Thanks
If you can just stop flinching you can shoot like Miculek. After you get over the flinch it's just a matter of speed. The only way to get over the flinch is to shoot less and dry fire more. 50 rounds fired flinching is 50 rounds wasted.
2:22 stop flinching.
Zak, thanks for watching and commenting. When I make videos I show the good and not so good things going on with my technique. In the case here, mashing the trigger. However, based on the groups I wasn't flinching on all the shots. I will never achieve the skill of Miculek. Here is a drill that is helpful in addition to dry practice. czcams.com/video/O7c60i_end8/video.html All the best and stay safe