Jack Wilson Drill - Could You Make the Shot?

Riley Bowman, Director of Training at ConcealedCarry.com, talks about and demonstrates the "Jack Wilson Drill" based on the heroic actions of Jack Wilson when he stopped the active killer at the West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas. Riley talks about the importance of only getting one chance at this drill, shooting it cold, or without warmup of any kind. Also, Riley experiences some troubles on the draw when the jacket gets hung up on the grip of the gun. Watch to see how it is resolved!
Jack Wilson Drill
3"x5" Target
15 yards (45 feet)
1 shot
COLD
Do it with your carry ammo, your EDC or duty gun, from your typical EDC holster and location!
Do you have the confidence and the KNOWLEDGE of your gun/ammo match, sight-in, and skill set?
Riley's original run (not cold) can be found here with a sizzling 1.34 second time: • Jack Wilson Drill
Free downloadable and printable targets here: www.ConcealedCarry.com/PrintTargets
Shot Timer used: www.rangetechtimer.com

[@formerpilgrim4934]

Jack Wilson definitely set for us a standard.

[@johndeotte3229]

Wow, Riley. A lot of shooting experts and trainers would have redone the video, thanks for keeping it real!

[@concealedcarry]

John DeOtte haha, yeah, I have to admit I thought about not using it. But I think it’s more valuable for people to see that it’s okay to make mistakes, seeing that it’s important to not give up, to stay focused on the task at hand, get the gun into the fight, see the sights, take the shot.

[@jefferynunn2278]

OMG,, finally,3/4 through the review and actually shooting?

[@RileyBowman]

Jeffery Nunn dude, it’s a 3 second drill...what did you expect?

[@tims708]

I appreciate you showing the fumble..it happens. You should have given it a couple more runs,,good little vid though.

[@jimp8607]

There are no redo shots in reality, fumbles and fixes are part of the equation. 3 sec is the mark and you did it. The bad guy is hit!