Drill for recoil and trigger control from Rob Leatham

[shootmove]

• Key concept: speed up splits until rushing and mistakes set in, with an eye on improving recoil + trigger control.
• Target: IPSC (steel or paper) at 10 yards (distance not clear from video).
• Par time: 3.00 seconds.
• Drill : X shots on target from the draw. X starts with 1, then count up from there (2, 3, ..., 10) until the group opens up (because trigger and recoil control break down). Rob gets up to 10, all A-zone.

 

Note that Rob says jerking the trigger is necessary The trick is to jerk the trigger fast without moving the gun too much.

 

 

 

[a matt]

Fun drill to shoot and I think he only got 10 cause he was shooting his SS w/10 round mags. Cheers. 

[shootmove]

 there was time left on the clock when the mag went empty

Edited December 13, 2018 by shootmove

[pjb45]

Great drill.  I have doing his drill for years.  One of the best single live fire drills out there.  Much much better than a Bill drill.

[shootmove]

3 hours ago, pjb45 said:

Great drill.  I have doing his drill for years.  One of the best single live fire drills out there.  Much much better than a Bill drill.

 

Agree. These Max Michel drills complement nicely. Another one in this family that I use: 3" dot, 5-7 feet, 3 second par. From the draw shoot 1, 3, 5, 7, ... etc. shots in the par time until the group opens up (got this one from Nick Saiti). Cheers, mate.

[RangerTrace]

They/we call him TGO for a reason....

[johnbu]

When it warms up, I'm going to do the Stoeger 2 shot drill. (As i understand it...) From low ready, 2 shots as fast as humanly possible in the center A zone with the goal of keeping a 3" group.  start at 5yds and move out as far as possible as skill improves.

[anonymouscuban]

I saw this video by Rob while binge watching YouTube videos. Gonna have to try it out. Seems like a great drill. Similar to Bill Drill but may be better to identify ones limits.

 

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