Hey all.
Winter is setting in (at least in Ohio) and my range time is going to be cut down a lot. My usual range is at a friends house, out doors, and the only indoor range around me is about 40 minutes away, and I'm lazy.
So I'm trying to think of some drills I can run at home to keep me on my toes.
One drill I'm fond of is the "bang bang click" drill I learned from the Army.
You hold the pistol out in a firing position and have some one hit the barrel and say "bang." They do that a random number of times, then say "click" and stop just an inch or so from the barrel. This drill is two fold. It helps to teach to not anticipate the kick, and when they say "click" you run through a misfire drill.
Obviously done with snap caps. NEVER TRY WITH A LOADED FIREARM....
Other drills I have been doing are your basic defense drawing of the weapon, rapid reloading, and one hand drawing.
I was wondering if any one else had some good suggestions.
Once there are a few, I would like to compile them all in a thread and sticky it, giving credit to each who adds to it.
Also, once there are a few, I can make a youtube video of how to do perform the drills, since sometimes words cant describe them perfectly, and post it in the sticky as well.