Master Shooting Skills with Stress Drills

[@SheepdogResponse]

Thanks for watching! Do you have any favorite drills that help you keep your shooting skills on point? Drop them in the comments.

[@jr8209]

That's great. Be even more fun with steel targets giving you immediate satisfying feedback on your accuracy.

[@ianlavallee33]

Perfect suggestions to make my range drills more effective

[@hubriswonk]

Great training!

[@RicoT08]

You couldn’t said it any better about training. But Most people like myself do not have access to a tactical or outdoor shooting range so we train with what we have and with what we can afford to shoot.

[@SheepdogResponse]

You're absolutely right-it's becoming increasingly difficult to find affordable outdoor ranges that offer the flexibility for tactical training. Dry Fire practice at home goes a long way in getting most of the fundamentals trained alternatively.

[@beyondrust]

Definitely check out there virtual courses for dry fire so worth it

[@Platoon_Guide]

Try USPSA and/or IDPA.

[@benjaminshaw9793]

What eye pro are you guys using?

[@HBCuatro]

So if this drill is to “master shooting skills” but we need to find our base line and then run this drill faster, what skill do I need to master to run this drill? I guess what should be isolated to get better at speed and or accuracy to run this drill?

[@clockworknunez-dv2yh]

Algorithm buster

[@chrismunsonmusic3432]

I’m gonna go ahead and say Matt has about 48 months of combat time lol