Videos tagged with X Drill

This YouTube video, presented by @johnthefirearmsinstructor, focuses on enhancing handgun accuracy through a specific training drill known as the "X Drill." The description encourages viewers to improve their marksmanship at the range. It also promotes the instructor's free e-books, providing a link for viewers to access and download them by using a special code at checkout.

This video features the "X Drill" from Langdon Tactical, a drill designed to test throttle control across various target zones. The demonstration utilizes Langdon HK P30 pistols. The description also promotes various affiliate links and discount codes for products like ammo from US Brass House, belts and gear from Ciguera Gear, slings from Sly Tactical, and optics from Primary Arms, as well as gas masks from Mira Safety. The video also cross-promotes a second YouTube channel focused on real estate.

This YouTube video from the USCCA's "Tactical Tuesday" series demonstrates the "X Drill," a shooting exercise for intermediate to advanced gun owners. The drill focuses on transitioning between multiple targets arranged in an 'X' pattern and engaging targets of varying sizes. The video emphasizes the USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, provide legal protection, and save lives, encouraging viewers to subscribe and join their community. Several links are provided for USCCA membership, free resources, and contact information.

Ernest Langdon demonstrates the "X Drill" using his new Wilson Combat tuned Beretta 92 pistol. The video showcases the firearm and a specific shooting drill, likely highlighting the performance and capabilities of the customized Beretta. Links to Wilson Combat and Langdon's training website are provided, suggesting potential endorsements or promotional content.

This video from Guns & Gear Season 4 features Crimson Trace's Iain Harrison demonstrating the "X Drill." The series aims to showcase new firearms and products with interviews, demonstrations, and instructor tips. It airs on NBC Sports Network, Pursuit Channel, and WILD TV. The video focuses on a specific shooting drill and provides a look into firearm accessories and training, aligning with the show's overall goal of offering viewers a "gun shop in your living room."