Master your draw and sight picture at speed!
In this video, we are confirming that our dry fire work on hand speed, efficiency of the draw, as well as picking up the red dot faster will hold together in a live fire drill. We want to confirm that our grip will be sustainable over an extended period of rounds, even at a fast hand speed.
The best way to work into this hand speed is to cut out the wasted motion in your draw. Make sure it's efficient, then slowly start adding hand speed through dry fire first.
Remember, everyone is at different levels as far as speed and accuracy, dry fire is crucial to being safe, and getting in the reps needed to progress in the process!
Be safe and have fun!
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WOW that is fast! I hope I can get to your level someday ha! Great content, much love from Texas.
@primeddefender
27 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching and for the compliment! Have a good one!
Wow, this is impressive! Thanks for the great content!
@primeddefender
27 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching!
Great video sir! Gonna work on these drills next time I’m at the range. Once again I’m very impressed by how solid of a grip you get with a draw that quick.
@primeddefender
27 күн бұрын
Thank you! I should have a video coming out specifically on tips to establish a strong grip at speed very soon. Will go over memory points and etc. As always, and I'm sure you don't, but don't sleep on dry fire. It really works wonders. Especially when you take videos of yourself to study
@themoose4674
27 күн бұрын
@@primeddefender can’t wait to see it! And I usually dry fire at least 30 minutes a day if I can. Sometimes less, sometimes more
going frame by frame on those first 3 single shots it appears you fire before even having the dot up to eye level?
@primeddefender
27 күн бұрын
I fire as soon as I see the dot coming into my eye line at the top of the window overlaying the A-zone. Won't look perfectly level with my eyes as the Azone is slanted down from where I am there. As long as my grip is solid then I don't want to wait to have a perfect refined sight picture at that distance as that just adds time. Of coarse if I was at 15 yards aiming at the head box a zone I would need to have a more definite refined sight picture. Target size and opportunity. But figuring out how to see the dot faster allows for you to refine it quicker at distance as well