Since I've been doing the dry fire routine I posted on 12FEB for almost two weeks, I'm switching it up. This weeks routine, 40 minutes per night broken down as follows:
10 minutes from Position 1 (concealed) - draw, acquire sights, fire.
10 minutes from Position 1 (concealed) - immediate action drills. Draw, acquire sights, fire, perform immediate action.
10 minutes from Position 1 (concealed) - reload with retention. Draw, acquire sights, fire, perform reload with retention.
10 minutes from Position 1 (concealed) - BUG. Draw, acquire sights, fire.
Just my thoughts on guns, gear, and tactics. Maybe I might throw in some musings as well...
About the Author
Woody is a 10 year veteran of the US Coast Guard, where he has served at various units including the International Training Division and Maritime Security Response Team. He has held qualifications including Deployable Team Leader/Instructor, Direct Action Section Team Leader, and Precision Marksman – Observer. He has deployed/instructed on five continents and served in quick reaction force roles for multiple National Special Security Events in the US.
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Tonight's dry fire
15 minutes divided as follows:
5 minutes - From position 1, draw and sight in on target. Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture.
5 minutes - From position 1, draw, sight in, and "fire." Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture, and trigger press. "Shot" should break approximately the time full presentation is reached.
5 minutes - From position 1, with one magazine with one dummy round in the firearm and two spares, draw, sight in, "fire," and perform immediate action. Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture, trigger press, and immediate action.
Thoughts and recommendations always welcome.
5 minutes - From position 1, draw and sight in on target. Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture.
5 minutes - From position 1, draw, sight in, and "fire." Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture, and trigger press. "Shot" should break approximately the time full presentation is reached.
5 minutes - From position 1, with one magazine with one dummy round in the firearm and two spares, draw, sight in, "fire," and perform immediate action. Points of performance are grip, draw, presentation, sight picture, trigger press, and immediate action.
Thoughts and recommendations always welcome.
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