Quick Drill

kilogulf59 · August 6, 2006, 04:54 AM

Here's one of mine that's basic but good especially if you're tight on time and ammo...

By the way, you can adapt the drill to your particular style.

Drill Criteria: “Train as you’ll fight”, in other words; wear your everyday clothes, gun belt, holster, and weapon(s).

Close Quarters Drills.

a. Body Point Drill.

i. One target - 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 1 round, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired - 6

b. Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst.

i. 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired – 12

c. Multiple Assailant Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst each.

i. Two targets, six feet apart - 2 to 5 yards range.
ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, engaging each target, repeat 6 times.
iii. Total rounds fired – 24

These should be performed from any one (or all) of the following positions:

Fairbairn & Syke's Quarter or Close Hip

Fairbairn & Syke's Half Hip

Fairbairn & Syke's Three-Quarter Hip (Note: Pic shows the ready position. Gun is braught up at or just below eye level for firing.)

Epyon · August 6, 2006, 10:05 AM

Where can I find more images of stances and positions for training like this? I still have yet to know all about the different names for tactics.

Epyon

kilogulf59 · August 6, 2006, 12:26 PM

Hope this helps you...study it well.

"Shooting to Live"

Epyon · August 6, 2006, 09:20 PM

Very insightful!

Epyon

wolfy692005 · August 21, 2006, 06:23 PM

i train basicly the same way, took me a while to find a range that would let me do such.. most frown on drawing and firing without a instructor of somekind... also the "doubletaps" offend some ranges

kilogulf59 · August 22, 2006, 07:57 AM

Yep Wolfy, I went through the same thing myself. Now I live in a rural setting and just step "outback" to shoot.

August 6, 2006, 04:54 AM	#1
kilogulf59 Member Join Date: October 24, 2004 Location: West Central Wisconsin Posts: 59	Quick Drill Here's one of mine that's basic but good especially if you're tight on time and ammo... By the way, you can adapt the drill to your particular style. Drill Criteria: “Train as you’ll fight”, in other words; wear your everyday clothes, gun belt, holster, and weapon(s). Close Quarters Drills. a. Body Point Drill. i. One target - 2 to 5 yards range. ii. Draw and fire 1 round, repeat 6 times. iii. Total rounds fired - 6 b. Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst. i. 2 to 5 yards range. ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, repeat 6 times. iii. Total rounds fired – 12 c. Multiple Assailant Body Point Drill w/2 shot burst each. i. Two targets, six feet apart - 2 to 5 yards range. ii. Draw and fire 2 rounds, rapid, engaging each target, repeat 6 times. iii. Total rounds fired – 24 These should be performed from any one (or all) of the following positions: Fairbairn & Syke's Quarter or Close Hip Fairbairn & Syke's Half Hip Fairbairn & Syke's Three-Quarter Hip (Note: Pic shows the ready position. Gun is braught up at or just below eye level for firing.) __________________ Take Care and Stay Safe, Ken aka kilogulf59 Integrated Close Combat Forum

August 6, 2006, 10:05 AM	#2
Epyon Senior Member Join Date: July 10, 2006 Location: Awesome, Colorado Posts: 700	Wow interesting post... Where can I find more images of stances and positions for training like this? I still have yet to know all about the different names for tactics. Epyon __________________ Vote Epyon for president in 2008, if you vote for Epyon all of your wildest dreams will come true: This campaign was brought to you by Epyon; funded in part by the Pizza Party, Surprise Party, Birthday Party, and Slumber Party.

August 6, 2006, 12:26 PM	#3
kilogulf59 Member Join Date: October 24, 2004 Location: West Central Wisconsin Posts: 59	Hope this helps you...study it well. "Shooting to Live" __________________ Take Care and Stay Safe, Ken aka kilogulf59 Integrated Close Combat Forum

August 6, 2006, 09:20 PM	#4
Epyon Senior Member Join Date: July 10, 2006 Location: Awesome, Colorado Posts: 700	thank you kilogulf59 Very insightful! Epyon __________________ Vote Epyon for president in 2008, if you vote for Epyon all of your wildest dreams will come true: This campaign was brought to you by Epyon; funded in part by the Pizza Party, Surprise Party, Birthday Party, and Slumber Party.

August 21, 2006, 06:23 PM	#5
wolfy692005 Member Join Date: August 5, 2006 Location: lawndale, nc Posts: 46	i train basicly the same way, took me a while to find a range that would let me do such.. most frown on drawing and firing without a instructor of somekind... also the "doubletaps" offend some ranges __________________ Ride Hard, Ride Safe, Ride Often Wolfy and Peggerz

August 22, 2006, 07:57 AM	#6
kilogulf59 Member Join Date: October 24, 2004 Location: West Central Wisconsin Posts: 59	Yep Wolfy, I went through the same thing myself. Now I live in a rural setting and just step "outback" to shoot. __________________ Take Care and Stay Safe, Ken aka kilogulf59 Integrated Close Combat Forum