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negative1 | 04-02-2009 08:29 PM
Rifle Drills Summers about here. Time for some new rifle drill ideas. 2x2x2.... You Tube
You Tube
1-5.... You Tube
You Tube
Looks like some fun for summer range trips. :biggrin:

smullen | 04-02-2009 10:01 PM
Re: Rifle Drills Interested in this, but can't get them to load... All I get is the box that the video player should be in...

negative1 | 04-02-2009 11:29 PM
Re: Rifle Drills Try this... http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...fle+Drill&aq=f :s1:

smullen | 04-03-2009 12:24 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Ahh thanks got them to work... It was my laptops wireless, works great from the kitchen table, but no so much from the couch.... I do drills similar to that alot, except that I am firing Semi- not full auto... I can tell I am getting better, for someone with no official training I guess...

The Argent Dragon | 04-03-2009 12:26 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Was it just me or on that very last segment, he 'missed' that last target #3 ? Guess I need to watch again......at least the concept seems good for practice but if I have to shoot that close, I'd rather go Full Auto or at least RAPID FIRE ! :bear_tongue:

smullen | 04-03-2009 12:37 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Something else to practice on is reloads, clearing jams and double feeds... I have some of those inert rounds made for dryfiring and I'll have my ""Range Buddy" load like 6 or 8 20-30 rnd mags for me and pop in 2-3 random inert rounds, so I never know where they will strike... Then I need to clear them ASAP and bring the weapon back to ready and firing on targets again... We do that will our sidearms as well... Sometime, I'll just let the rifle go to my side and transition to the sidearm to keep the flow... Any of you ever work on these type of drills?

The Argent Dragon | 04-03-2009 12:39 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Quote:
Originally Posted by smullen (Post 1660318) Something else to practice on is reloads, clearing jams and double feeds... I have some of those inert rounds made for dryfiring and I'll have my ""Range Buddy" load like 6 or 8 20-30 rnd mags for me and pop in 2-3 random inert rounds, so I never know where they will strike... Then I need to clear them ASAP and bring the weapon back to ready and firing on targets again... We do that will our sidearms as well... Sometime, I'll just let the rifle go to my side and transition to the sidearm to keep the flow... Any of you ever work on these type of drills?
Nope, but that's an eXcellent idea ~ I'll need to try this out. :coolbeer:

bwelkk | 04-03-2009 06:43 AM
Re: Rifle Drills You should check out Magpul's "The Art of the Tactical Carbine"

Doge | 04-03-2009 07:01 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Anyone have, or seen, Clint Smith's defensive videos out? He has one called 'Urban Rifle' and I'd like to hear a review of it. http://www.thunderranchinc.com/image...e/UR1covLG.jpg

Victor | 04-03-2009 08:00 AM
Re: Rifle Drills Quote:
Originally Posted by smullen (Post 1660318) Something else to practice on is reloads, clearing jams and double feeds... I have some of those inert rounds made for dryfiring and I'll have my ""Range Buddy" load like 6 or 8 20-30 rnd mags for me and pop in 2-3 random inert rounds, so I never know where they will strike... Then I need to clear them ASAP and bring the weapon back to ready and firing on targets again... We do that will our sidearms as well... Sometime, I'll just let the rifle go to my side and transition to the sidearm to keep the flow... Any of you ever work on these type of drills?
Not exactly but I do work on the transition from rifle to sidearm back to rifle using a tactical sling. I will stagger targets from 50 yards out to within 20 feet. I will 3-4 round a longer range man size target with the rifle, transition to pistol (using a tac sling on the rifle) for in close man size 3-4 round work then transition back to the rifle for longer range again. Just trying to get comfortable going from rifle to pistol and like you said keep the flow going.

Contento | 04-03-2009 06:12 PM
Re: Rifle Drills Quote:
Originally Posted by smullen (Post 1660296) Ahh thanks got them to work... It was my laptops wireless, works great from the kitchen table, but no so much from the couch.... I do drills similar to that alot, except that I am firing Semi- not full auto... I can tell I am getting better, for someone with no official training I guess...
I think they are firing semi-auto's, at least the first guy is. Personally I don't see much use for this drill, unless you we're further away from the targets(or if you started close and progressively moved further away).

Elvis | 04-03-2009 10:26 PM
Re: Rifle Drills Go to their website, buy the Green Eyes, Black Rifles book. Or buy it from Amazon. Spent the early part of the week doing this at a range used by the delta boyz.

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