Videos tagged with Reload Drills

This video from AT3 Tactical's "100 Days of Dry Fire" series features USPSA Master Adam instructing C.J. on the five fundamental principles of dry fire training. The content focuses on improving shooting fundamentals such as grip, indexing, reloads, and transitions without live ammunition. It covers essential drills for faster draws, smoother reloads, and quicker target transitions, emphasizing perfect reps and avoiding bad habits. The video aims to help both new and experienced shooters enhance their competitive edge and overall shooting skills through effective dry fire practice.

This video is an "unserious" head-to-head test comparing three 2011-style pistols: the Fowler Industries Vanta 9, the Staccato P, and the Springfield Armory Prodigy. The "Not A Gun Review" series puts serious firearms through "very unserious drills," including chaos tests, speed tests, and reload drills. The video aims to determine which pistol performed best under these unconventional circumstances and hints at a surprising verdict. It also features shout-outs to @fortknoxpodcast and @SilencerCo.

This video focuses on the combat reload as the sole essential reload technique for firearm users, as explained by John McPhee from SOB Tactical. The content will delve into the principles behind the combat reload and differentiate it from other reload types like the tactical mag swap and administrative mag swap. Viewers are directed to watch.sobtactical.com for the complete instructional video, emphasizing the importance of refining reloading skills.

This video provides a 500-round review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krink "Krinkov" rifle chambered in 5.56mm. The review includes zeroing the firearm, testing its reliability over 500 rounds, and addressing potential issues such as malfunctions and concerns with Pro Mag magazines. The video also demonstrates the firearm's performance with a silencer and includes reload drills. The creator offers a summary of their experience with the Krink setup.

This YouTube video focuses on a monthly dry-fire drill, specifically mentioning the 'El Presidente' drill. The video title and description highlight 'Dryfirecrew' and the concept of dry-fire practice, indicating content aimed at improving shooting skills through safe, at-home training methods. It emphasizes the importance of consistent practice for firearm proficiency without live ammunition.

Joe Farewell demonstrates low-round-count reload drills specifically for the AR-15 platform. The video focuses on practical techniques and efficiency in reloading during shooting exercises. It also includes links to the target used, Joe Farewell's website and social media, and Big Daddy Unlimited's various platforms and mission statement regarding Second Amendment rights and firearms/gear procurement.

This video compares reloading techniques from a chest rig versus a battle belt, challenging the common assumption that chest rig reloads are slower. It highlights the importance of consistent training and dry fire practice to optimize gear usage and minimize reload time differences between the two methods. The video emphasizes that effective reloading is achievable with either setup through dedicated practice.

This video showcases Jared, VP of Marketing at TA Targets, performing 1R1 reload drills with an AR15. The description highlights these drills as a valuable method for practicing fundamental reloads and weapon manipulations, especially for those becoming familiar with modern carbines. The video also promotes TA Targets' steel and paper targets, offering a discount code for viewers.

This video teases an innovative new accessory for the popular A-DAP target system, designed to transform it into a reactive steel target. The 'Hostage assembly' easily bolts onto the existing A-DAP top bracket, allowing for quick setup and a more engaging training experience. It features a 5"x5" AR550 steel paddle that flips when struck, making it ideal for honing accuracy, practicing reload drills, transitions, and shooting on the move. The paddle is rated for pistol use at 10 yards and rifle calibers like .300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO at 50 yards with velocities up to 3,000 FPS.