Top 3 Drills To Become A Better Shooter

[@thor653]

I really like how you present stuff in a calm, relaxed manner.

[@pmatheny1115]

You have a gift for teaching no wasted words or descriptions. Thanks for the video now I need to increase my trigger time and apply those fundamentals.

[@jayinmass]

Ditto, just what I was going to say

[@Swamp-Fox]

Awesome video Blake! You have some serious skills & are a great teacher!

[@teamperry757]

I like all of y'all's stuff and this new style shooting tips is really cool. Keep it coming crew. Bravo Zulu

[@collinsmith9941]

Really good stuff. Great job 3of7

[@sheldonhoyt6624]

Agree man. the 25 yard line identifies a lot of problems. Great video Blake. Been shooting my whole life, and I never fail to either be reminded or learn something or a new idea watching these videos. Semper!

[@RobnPhx1]

Greetings from Arizona. My sons and I love your content. The instruction is spot on and very useful, although none of us normally train with a battle belt setup. Keep up the good work.

[@cnclife2739]

I enjoy watching your shooting stuff. Most of us don't wear a battle belt on a daily basis. We are usually concealed. I'd like to know your shooting standards for conceal carry. Love the videos!!

[@peterguns]

For sure. When i carry sometimes, not every day, i do drawing from my left hip level ( pricesely half way between hip and belly) with my right operatory hand. That is very quick, controlable. I train mostly ONE hand quick drawing without transporting a gun with two hands to my eyes. Waste of time. Grab, draw, quick reload while drawing and 2 shots from the hip level. That is my drill. Two hands good for the police and film 😉 Besides i am a sport shooter so one hand is sth normal as a technique. Even with 1911.

[@markreed2576]

You break down each movement with great precision and articulate the hand positions very well. You are an excellent instructor. I see you don’t use red dots. I agree that pistols are close range weapons and red dots just add more work and time to adjust to.

[@bransonred1]

Great video Blake. Poor tech guy has to be his own videographer lol. I would like to request a series on these drills while carrying concealed, with times adjusted for that. I only train the way I carry.

[@robinperronjones5024]

For once I have found a sensible (you know what I mean) channel on firearm drills that are well thought out, informative, simple to set up but effective, great content, well done

[@randy1576]

Another great video to help me get better. Like others have said, you have a nice way of teaching what needs to be done. Thank you👍

[@Otrembatactical]

I also like the shooting tip videos. Thanks Blake.

[@DanielERodriguezMusic]

That was some great teaching; and also, you guys are so blessed to have all that lush greenery to work in.

[@danburke5417]

Blake, can you discuss one vs two eye pistol shooting? also perhaps red dots or the lack of and why you choose what you do? thank you

[@nativetexan8247]

Hey Blake! I literally had to "rewind" in the very first seconds, and even study tats, to decide if Chad indeed had shaved his beard! Even beyond that, your voices are so similar, the potential for telephone pranks are limitless! Great training video for all shooters. Your teaching ability, calm and clear method, and high-level skills are a benefit to all 3 of 7 followers. Great job, and thanks from Texas. brother!

[@williamtoney2599]

Chad shaving….that ain’t gonna happen…..😂

[@rickymiller177]

Great vids, keep the content coming

[@calebhillis8783]

Great video, you are a natural teacher.

[@bigchase2759]

QUESTION! QUESTION! Can you please advise me what level Of Patreon I need to sign up for to be able to watch your shooting training series?

[@RobertDavis-lb4gq]

That was a great video on some drills that will help me become a better shooter. Thank you for sharing!

[@ken244]

great drills. thanks

[@onedragon7048]

Great video, always trying to perfect my shooting.👍

[@tonyaevans8381]

Great video! Thank you.

[@darylhopkins9796]

Fantastic video. Great demonstration and very informative. Thanks.

[@Gunge-vq2ik]

GREAT VID THANK YOU!!!

[@jimm2216]

Definitely enjoy and learn from your videos, thank you!

[@lesterpeek8149]

Great video!!

[@bigchase2759]

My son and I are really going to take advantage of this knowledge. My son is 13 and I have been teaching him how to shoot by myself. We start shooting competitions in IDPA this month.

[@aaronking5137]

You guys are great, god bless and I’m stoked to grab a running hat finally!

[@sgt.gunbunny5959]

Outstanding material

[@2ndamendmentSam]

Well said, brother!

[@traillesstravelled7901]

Thanks! Tomorrow is range day, now I got some ideas.

[@mongrelrogers9642]

Very well done. As another commenter said: "calm, relaxed manner". Appreciated. I went online today because I am looking for some simple drills that don't require an IPSC or IDPA setup and a speed rig to do...lol. SIMPLE, understandable, achievable. Appreciate the "numbers" as I just purchased a Pact III yesterday. Having realistic goals to aim for is helpful. I will definitely look into your series and a Patreon membership. PS-Looks like a Glock 41? On my short list to replace a misbehaving 1911...

[@mongrelrogers9642]

🤔 is this legit?

[@mongrelrogers9642]

Apparently not...lol. 😂 Thanks Guys!

[@hiramhaji7813]

Great information

[@bubbapearson751]

Ty sir

[@quarters-eye8922]

Great video guys 👍👍👍

[@alanbair9694]

Blake’s got some skills 💪

[@johndecker9983]

Good to see warriors for Christ not being shy about it in this day and age. Funny how other "gun tubers" rarely bring up the subject. Except John Lovell and these gentlemen. Bravo, need to see more of this. Well presented material and mindset.

[@kylen1922]

Very good info! I have been looking for some good drills. What brand timer do u use. Or what decent priced one do u recommend.?

[@potato2751]

What kind of sunglasses do you have ?🙏🏽

[@seanwhite304]

People always ask how I shoot so fast . Easy if you are doing the full TRIGGER pull and doing full reset of the TRIGGER every time is roughly 1" back and 1" forward . If done correct its 1" back and 4mm to reset and 4mm to go bang . That means Per mag your finger is moving 30" and my finger is moving under 2". Obviously diffrent guns have diffrent TRIGGER pulls . I prefer striker fired or SAO. That's how I describe it to people . Hopefully what I typed is understandable lol.. Nice video bro

[@joecathey3564]

Holy moly, for a quick second I thought you were Chili or your brother clean shaven. Thank you for your testimony to Christ. Thanks also for your instruction. Bravo Zulu.

[@abrahamsont]

Do you how both eyes open at your target when shooting

[@aarontaylor2167]

It looks like your grip and slide have some sort of grip texture on them. What is it and I assume it’s after market since it’s a Glock? I like glocks but have sweaty hands and so the handle grip and slide on a Glock can be issues

[@gb93669]

What distance for the first two? 7 yards?

[@Mhatter12]

I'll be working on my 25yd

[@curtismccorkel6985]

Congratulations

[@travisweldmaster7815]

Well said, and RIDE THAT RESET GUYS. GALS

[@thecocooreo]

What did you guys do with Chadd? lol

[@mustardbnastywardy3266]

Who is this guy 😅. Rock on

[@markwimberly6426]

Chaillie!

[@alphamale4497]

Can I get a hat…. And glasses ; )

[@Generichjm]

A grown adult man questioned my conviction, today. Apparently he isn’t in my motives, prayers.

[@Generichjm]

He likes to tell me.

[@secondgear6079]

Tech guy rules, how bout those teeshirts?

[@cliffkirby8570]

I'm 57 years old and my eyesight is not as good as it used to be and I have found that day in and day out I can get faster and more accurate shots when I paint my steel targets black... My Glock sights just show up better against that black background as opposed to White. Does that make any sense to you? So lesson learned I might would want to wear a white T-shirt as opposed to a black one. Or am I the only one LOL

[@TheShantry]

Totally thought Blake was Chilli

[@bhas3373]

Do u have a military background? Well done.

[@jackmercer4244]

this is better than "military". Military is gey.

[@gmichael8]

When did he shave his beard? Or is this an old video before he got all those tattoos? I almost did recognize him.

[@radessvk4441]

👍

[@thefamily2707]

We want Chad we want Chad we want Chad! 👏🏻

[@T20-c8f]

Wtf!!! Bruh! Ya just turned 12… (edit) didn’t wait for Blake to splain

[@jasonseanhefner6425]

Rah!

[@wormdirt532]

😎

[@tamieheadrick8786]

I like your videos and I subscribe when I heard you are a follower of Christ

[@ssarkees]

Police/SWAT ? You teach just like a buddy of mine trained me. (He is former SWAT and police) BTW - is that a Glock 34?

[@ts440s]

This is good for competition, but it's a very bad habit for concealed carry. If you use multiple guns with different triggers, you will most surely have an ND or AD take your pick.

[@saucey8239]

Goodness you sound just like Chad 😅

[@williamtoney2599]

Is Chad getting younger and better looking or is it just me….😂😂😂

[@AllTheDips]

This is pointless for the majority of shooters.. I live in central Fl. My range is indoors and 25 yards. With a list of rules.. so no drills just point and shoot a hole in paper

[@MaxFuryan]

Not pointless at all. I used to live in Florida too. I ended up buying my own property and built my own range. When I did live in Florida I was a member at ARES firearm training center in Leesburg. They have pocket lanes where you can do tactical training. Membership fees are very reasonable. Check them out.

[@CGT80]

I live 10 miles from the best private shooting range in SoCal. I shoot revolver out to 110 yards. There are numerous other ranges around here where people can shoot at 25 yards. I read about many other shooters using outdoor ranges with 25+ yards for pistol shots. 40 yard pistol shots on large plates are common for our pistol and 3 gun matches. It didn't take me long to stop using indoor ranges, once I found a decent outdoor range and I am fortunate to have options. Maybe you need a large poster with three different circles or smaller targets on it to do this drill. Use a single paper target and move your point of aim off the target then back on between shots to simulate changing targets. If you can't work from a holster, then work from the table or low ready position and then dry fire practice at home for the holster portion. Find out if there is an outdoor range within driving distance of you to practice once in a while. The majority of shooters are probably not in the same situation as you. You assume MOST are like you, but what do you base that on?

[@algoneby]

What is the point of doing this stuff ? Is it for some type of competition ? It's not for self defense, you wouldn't be wearing all of that stuff in a normal situation ?

[@ts440s]

Why do all skinny mountain men look the same?

[@shawngraupmann4358]

Got unsubbed, re-upped.

[@jackmercer4244]

F swej

[@andrewbowles65]

Chad I understand a lot of shooters want to know about spec ops/ seal stuff but can you do a vid for civilian practical load out/bug or whatever that applies to regular joe? I don’t think any of us will be in positions y’all were.

[@vespa1990]

เคริกท์ โคเบน

[@tommyequals]

I did think the last video was Chili WUT DA

[@greggrafalsky5929]

Great video!!