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Somewhere around 2.4-2.5?

Posted: 5/26/2015 1:09:34 AM EDT

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Not seeing the times I am just using a stop watch but I am getting around 2.8 seconds?

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I took the vid on time, but didnt get to post it on time.

I was going to post two vids, one from the MRS behind me and a POV vid with my helmet cam.

My dumbass forgot to take the name tape off the back of my helmet so im not posting that, but took some screen caps of the vid. I also didn't call out the times since I was holding the timer in front of the camera. Reviewing the vid, you can't see it.

I wanted to do more like the movie with the brush away of the gun like he did, but in real life being a lefty, I like to come up underneath a right arm with my right arm and pull it towards my right. Here I am using right arm and pushing left.

Ill never win any trophies, but it was fun to set it up and try it.

Ninja elbow.

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Slap happy.

Awesome!

Not seeing the times I am just using a stop watch but I am getting around 2.8 seconds?

I dont remember. I think my fastest of about 5 runs was around 2.3
I was going to pull the fastest time from the vids. I didnt realize I would not be able to see it.

Posted: 5/26/2015 1:43:58 AM EDT

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I dont remember. I think my fastest of about 5 runs was around 2.3
I was going to pull the fastest time from the vids. I didnt realize I would not be able to see it.

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I took the vid on time, but didnt get to post it on time.

I was going to post two vids, one from the MRS behind me and a POV vid with my helmet cam.

My dumbass forgot to take the name tape off the back of my helmet so im not posting that, but took some screen caps of the vid. I also didn't call out the times since I was holding the timer in front of the camera. Reviewing the vid, you can't see it.

I wanted to do more like the movie with the brush away of the gun like he did, but in real life being a lefty, I like to come up underneath a right arm with my right arm and pull it towards my right. Here I am using right arm and pushing left.

Ill never win any trophies, but it was fun to set it up and try it.

Ninja elbow.

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u70/stitch2rbn/b2181a05292369a1d0ecbf1c2226482e_zps8mj6nx0m.jpg?t=1432526937

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u70/stitch2rbn/c39d8edb73a50b0ec103465d254d5e4e_zpsjqedwexh.jpg?t=1432526934

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u70/stitch2rbn/b66356073ceb466e9db1cf5f80fda845_zpsufyyokvq.jpg?t=1432526932

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Slap happy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKoXGRH-q2Q

Awesome!

Not seeing the times I am just using a stop watch but I am getting around 2.8 seconds?

I dont remember. I think my fastest of about 5 runs was around 2.3
I was going to pull the fastest time from the vids. I didnt realize I would not be able to see it.

Lesson learned

Posted: 5/28/2015 11:18:40 AM EDT

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The Idea Board added, inspired by ARF threads or real life scenarios.

Posted: 5/28/2015 10:11:39 PM EDT

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The F. A. S. T. Drill is rough.

I did a little practice.

With an over shirt my average draw was 2.03 seconds to 1st head shot.

With an tee shirt my average draw was 1.84 seconds to 1st head shot.

Full on F. A. S. T Drill average with an over shirt was 7.34 seconds.

With a tee shirt was 5.79 seconds.

Reload is killing me. The slide catch on the Sig being where it is doesn't always go to slide lock. So I go between slide lock and power stroking...

Slide lock average 2.31 seconds
Power Stroke average 2.88 seconds

When I competed I had lightening fast reload... Now I am slow and sloppy

Posted: 5/29/2015 11:32:23 PM EDT

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The F. A. S. T. Drill is rough.

I did a little practice.

With an over shirt my average draw was 2.03 seconds to 1st head shot.

With an tee shirt my average draw was 1.84 seconds to 1st head shot.

Full on F. A. S. T Drill average with an over shirt was 7.34 seconds.

With a tee shirt was 5.79 seconds.

Reload is killing me. The slide catch on the Sig being where it is doesn't always go to slide lock. So I go between slide lock and power stroking...

Slide lock average 2.31 seconds

Power Stroke average 2.88 seconds

When I competed I had lightening fast reload... Now I am slow and sloppy

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Your average t-shirt FAST time is approaching the point where you start fighting for every tenth on this drill. Going from 6.00 to 5.00 and better took me a LONG time.

Posted: 5/29/2015 11:57:39 PM EDT

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Your average t-shirt FAST time is approaching the point where you start fighting for every tenth on this drill. Going from 6.00 to 5.00 and better took me a LONG time.

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The F. A. S. T. Drill is rough.

I did a little practice.

With an over shirt my average draw was 2.03 seconds to 1st head shot.

With an tee shirt my average draw was 1.84 seconds to 1st head shot.

Full on F. A. S. T Drill average with an over shirt was 7.34 seconds.

With a tee shirt was 5.79 seconds.

Reload is killing me. The slide catch on the Sig being where it is doesn't always go to slide lock. So I go between slide lock and power stroking...

Slide lock average 2.31 seconds
Power Stroke average 2.88 seconds

When I competed I had lightening fast reload... Now I am slow and sloppy

Your average t-shirt FAST time is approaching the point where you start fighting for every tenth on this drill. Going from 6.00 to 5.00 and better took me a LONG time.

I believe that! Just getting my reload back to what it was will shave a chunk of time off it. After that... I don't know. Luck?

Posted: 5/30/2015 9:43:11 AM EDT

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Saturday bump

Posted: 5/30/2015 11:31:06 PM EDT

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Another bump for the Sunday crowd.

Posted: 5/31/2015 9:50:26 AM EDT

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Sunday bump!

Posted: 5/31/2015 7:38:49 PM EDT

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Hoped to do this drill today while at the range after a 3 gun match, but the match ran long and I had to rush to work after. Will try to have a practice session the next day or two to run the FAST drill.

Posted: 6/1/2015 3:48:14 PM EDT

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Somewhere around 2.4-2.5?

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https://youtu.be/lsw1aK3pw6o

Somewhere around 2.4-2.5?

Probably correct.

I fudged it up so bad it didn't matter.

Do I get cool points for using a drone?

BTW finally figured out the software to do what I wanted it to do

Posted: 6/1/2015 3:54:35 PM EDT

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Probably correct.

I fudged it up so bad it didn't matter.

Do I get cool points for using a drone?

BTW finally figured out the software to do what I wanted it to do

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Mine

https://youtu.be/lsw1aK3pw6o

Somewhere around 2.4-2.5?

Probably correct.

I fudged it up so bad it didn't matter.

Do I get cool points for using a drone?

BTW finally figured out the software to do what I wanted it to do

That's how you got the aerial view? Cool!

Posted: 6/1/2015 4:07:45 PM EDT

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Mine

https://youtu.be/lsw1aK3pw6o

Somewhere around 2.4-2.5?

Probably correct.

I fudged it up so bad it didn't matter.

Do I get cool points for using a drone?

BTW finally figured out the software to do what I wanted it to do

That's how you got the aerial view? Cool!

Yup.

Im hoping to make use of it in the future with stuff like this, but I really need another body to control the drone to actually make anything cool from it. It was somewhat sketchy having the drone hover in that area with trees and then lay the controller down and run and shoot the drill and get back to the drone

. Although for the most part it stayed exactly where I wanted it to

I will be filming a class on Saturday using the drone, that should end up being cool since I wont be shooting and can swoop in and take some videos of them doing their thing.

I did 3 takes with it that day. It was the most frustrated I have ever been. I got on location to have my staple gun MIA. I then tried to press staples through the cardboard using my fingers, knife butt, etc. Fail. I then mcgivered the first target with a coat hanger. I figured Id have atleast one more coat hanger in there. Nope. So I used notebook binding. It was the most ghetto ass shit ever

The first take was pretty good, but I forgot two things. 1 to turn on the go pro, and 2 to put on my ear pro because I was so worried about that damn drone

.

The second take, being frustrated with my first take I forgot to reload my low cap blaster

Third take I sailed the headshot slightly over and had to follow up. I said screw it at this point and packed up and left

Posted: 6/4/2015 5:43:14 PM EDT

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Tagging this for later. I'm also posting this link in the USPSA thread.

Posted: 6/4/2015 5:47:40 PM EDT

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Posted: 6/4/2015 8:26:46 PM EDT

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I'll have to get in on this if I can make it to the range in the next few days.

Posted: 6/4/2015 8:50:56 PM EDT

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In from the USPSA thread.

Not sure I'll make this one but I'll definitely be in on the next.

Posted: 6/5/2015 9:26:24 AM EDT

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The F. A. S. T. Drill is rough.

I did a little practice.

With an over shirt my average draw was 2.03 seconds to 1st head shot.

With an tee shirt my average draw was 1.84 seconds to 1st head shot.

Full on F. A. S. T Drill average with an over shirt was 7.34 seconds.

With a tee shirt was 5.79 seconds.

Reload is killing me. The slide catch on the Sig being where it is doesn't always go to slide lock. So I go between slide lock and power stroking...

Slide lock average 2.31 seconds
Power Stroke average 2.88 seconds

When I competed I had lightening fast reload... Now I am slow and sloppy

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It's a humbling drill for sure. I've done it a good bit in the past, and the reload gets me, too. I just don't practice reloading from concealment enough. I end up fumbling with my shirt to get a grip on the mag too much.

Posted: 6/5/2015 6:17:13 PM EDT

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It's a humbling drill for sure. I've done it a good bit in the past, and the reload gets me, too. I just don't practice reloading from concealment enough. I end up fumbling with my shirt to get a grip on the mag too much.

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The F. A. S. T. Drill is rough.

I did a little practice.

With an over shirt my average draw was 2.03 seconds to 1st head shot.

With an tee shirt my average draw was 1.84 seconds to 1st head shot.

Full on F. A. S. T Drill average with an over shirt was 7.34 seconds.

With a tee shirt was 5.79 seconds.

Reload is killing me. The slide catch on the Sig being where it is doesn't always go to slide lock. So I go between slide lock and power stroking...

Slide lock average 2.31 seconds
Power Stroke average 2.88 seconds

When I competed I had lightening fast reload... Now I am slow and sloppy

It's a humbling drill for sure. I've done it a good bit in the past, and the reload gets me, too. I just don't practice reloading from concealment enough. I end up fumbling with my shirt to get a grip on the mag too much.

That's for damn sure. I did my run today as I work all weekend. My numbers up above weren't on official size zones. Today I used the correct stuff as it was for score, humbling....

Best clean run was high 5 something...

Lots of runs with 1-2 down either head or body...

Posted: 6/5/2015 9:14:46 PM EDT

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Gear
Sig P226R
Blade Tech Eclipse OWB
Black Hawk BTS Double Mag Pouch

Total time: 5.76 seconds (clean)
1st- 1.91
2nd- 2.65
3rd- 4.85 (2.20 sec SL Reload)
4th- 5.15
5th- 5.47
6th- 5.76

Take aways:
- I need to practice my reload more (from concealment suck...)
- I need to lean in more, get more aggressive
- I need to work on recoil management durning rapid fire shots
- I need to work on more confident head shots

I shot this a bunch, these were the areas I see that I can cut time on and improve. I only shot a few clean runs, most were in the 6 second range with 2 clean runs in the 5's.

Humbling drill

Posted: 6/5/2015 9:49:58 PM EDT

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Step 1: Ditch the Sig.

I've never been able to man-handle the recoil on a 226 like I can most other handguns. That height over bore and heavy slide make it less than ideal.

Posted: 6/5/2015 10:02:00 PM EDT

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Step 1: Ditch the Sig.

I've never been able to man-handle the recoil on a 226 like I can most other handguns. That height over bore and heavy slide make it less than ideal.

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- I need to work on recoil management durning rapid fire shots

Step 1: Ditch the Sig.

I've never been able to man-handle the recoil on a 226 like I can most other handguns. That height over bore and heavy slide make it less than ideal.

I CCW a 229R as my 226 was my competition gun. So trying to keep all things similar between CCW and competition to mitigate training scars

I also shoot the 229 a touch better

Posted: 6/6/2015 8:38:28 AM EDT

[#30]

Saturday bump

Posted: 6/6/2015 9:33:06 PM EDT

[#31]

Saturday night bump for the Sunday crowd

Posted: 6/7/2015 8:07:20 AM EDT

[#32]

Sunday bump

Posted: 6/7/2015 11:14:14 AM EDT

[#33]

love the idea of this thread.

trying to make it out to the range today.

Posted: 6/7/2015 12:41:06 PM EDT

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I'm gonna go give it a shot today. What's the bare minimum I can use for concealment? Does a loose shirt that covers my gun work?

Posted: 6/7/2015 1:23:21 PM EDT

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Yeah. All I used was a tee shirt to cover my gun and mags.

You can even use a shoot me vest for all I care. This is one of those that just requires "concealment" but nothing specific. You don't even need it but then you take time penalties depending on holsters etc etc per the rules in the link.

Posted: 6/7/2015 1:43:05 PM EDT

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I've never been able to man-handle the recoil on a 226 like I can most other handguns. That height over bore and heavy slide make it less than ideal.

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Step 1: Ditch the Sig.

I've never been able to man-handle the recoil on a 226 like I can most other handguns. That height over bore and heavy slide make it less than ideal.

Best video for this IMO

Posted: 6/7/2015 3:29:53 PM EDT

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Just shot the FAST drill several times (100 rounds worth) and I only had a few clean runs. I'll try to find my fastest asap when I get home. I was by myself so I had to GoPro it. Timer decided to not work well so I'll have to get my times in Premiere when I edit it down.

I felt slowwwww. Concealment added difficulty, and I'm shooting a new gun with sights that are off so I had to aim to the right. Gotta get this thing dialed in before my next match.

Posted: 6/7/2015 4:02:28 PM EDT

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Just shot the FAST drill several times (100 rounds worth) and I only had a few clean runs. I'll try to find my fastest asap when I get home. I was by myself so I had to GoPro it. Timer decided to not work well so I'll have to get my times in Premiere when I edit it down.

I felt slowwwww. Concealment added difficulty, and I'm shooting a new gun with sights that are off so I had to aim to the right. Gotta get this thing dialed in before my next match.

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The mag change from concealment is what felt most awkward to me.

Posted: 6/7/2015 4:39:35 PM EDT

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Just shot the FAST drill several times (100 rounds worth) and I only had a few clean runs. I'll try to find my fastest asap when I get home. I was by myself so I had to GoPro it. Timer decided to not work well so I'll have to get my times in Premiere when I edit it down.

I felt slowwwww. Concealment added difficulty, and I'm shooting a new gun with sights that are off so I had to aim to the right. Gotta get this thing dialed in before my next match.

The mag change from concealment is what felt most awkward to me.

My mag changes were on point today.

It's the freaking note card sized target that was throwing me off. I'm used to blasting away at a full silhouette without worrying about that level of accuracy.

Posted: 6/7/2015 4:42:06 PM EDT

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My mag changes were on point today.

It's the freaking note card sized target that was throwing me off. I'm used to blasting away at a full silhouette without worrying about that level of accuracy.

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Just shot the FAST drill several times (100 rounds worth) and I only had a few clean runs. I'll try to find my fastest asap when I get home. I was by myself so I had to GoPro it. Timer decided to not work well so I'll have to get my times in Premiere when I edit it down.

I felt slowwwww. Concealment added difficulty, and I'm shooting a new gun with sights that are off so I had to aim to the right. Gotta get this thing dialed in before my next match.

The mag change from concealment is what felt most awkward to me.

My mag changes were on point today.

It's the freaking note card sized target that was throwing me off. I'm used to blasting away at a full silhouette without worrying about that level of accuracy.

Lol yup, USPSA

Posted: 6/7/2015 5:14:34 PM EDT

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

Posted: 6/7/2015 5:46:23 PM EDT

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

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What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your draw and reload was a huge time saver.

Am I reading those splits right? 0.1, .07 second?

Posted: 6/7/2015 5:50:04 PM EDT

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What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your reload was a huge time saver.

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your reload was a huge time saver.

Adobe Premiere Pro. It's a video editor. I broke down the audio in that to get my splits. To the left of the timeline, you'll see 6-7 spikes in the audio. The first 2 are my first 2 shots, then there is a smaller peak from my slide closing on the reload, and the next 4 are my last 4 shots. After that, the rest of the noise is from wind. Here's a pic of the whole thing:

Posted: 6/7/2015 7:22:19 PM EDT

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Adobe Premiere Pro. It's a video editor. I broke down the audio in that to get my splits. To the left of the timeline, you'll see 6-7 spikes in the audio. The first 2 are my first 2 shots, then there is a smaller peak from my slide closing on the reload, and the next 4 are my last 4 shots. After that, the rest of the noise is from wind. Here's a pic of the whole thing:

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your reload was a huge time saver.

Adobe Premiere Pro. It's a video editor. I broke down the audio in that to get my splits. To the left of the timeline, you'll see 6-7 spikes in the audio. The first 2 are my first 2 shots, then there is a smaller peak from my slide closing on the reload, and the next 4 are my last 4 shots. After that, the rest of the noise is from wind. Here's a pic of the whole thing:

<a href="http://imgur.com/MVjsd4C" target="_blank">http://i.imgur.com/MVjsd4C.jpg</a>

Are those splits legit

Draw to first shot 1.11 seconds
2nd- 0.84 sec
3rd- 1.17
4th- 0.81
5th- 0.1
6th- 0.07

Did I do that right?

Posted: 6/7/2015 7:32:00 PM EDT

[#45]

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Are those splits legit

Draw to first shot 1.11 seconds
2nd- 0.84 sec
3rd- 1.17
4th- 0.81
5th- 0.1
6th- 0.07

Did I do that right?

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your reload was a huge time saver.

Adobe Premiere Pro. It's a video editor. I broke down the audio in that to get my splits. To the left of the timeline, you'll see 6-7 spikes in the audio. The first 2 are my first 2 shots, then there is a smaller peak from my slide closing on the reload, and the next 4 are my last 4 shots. After that, the rest of the noise is from wind. Here's a pic of the whole thing:

<a href="http://imgur.com/MVjsd4C" target="_blank">http://i.imgur.com/MVjsd4C.jpg</a>

Are those splits legit

Draw to first shot 1.11 seconds
2nd- 0.84 sec
3rd- 1.17
4th- 0.81
5th- 0.1
6th- 0.07

Did I do that right?

Maybe I wrote a wrong number down somewhere on the last two shots.

I'll pull it up later and see what I screwed up.

Posted: 6/7/2015 7:49:30 PM EDT

[#46]

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Maybe I wrote a wrong number down somewhere on the last two shots.

I'll pull it up later and see what I screwed up.

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds

What is this premier timer thing?

And nice run. Your reload was a huge time saver.

Adobe Premiere Pro. It's a video editor. I broke down the audio in that to get my splits. To the left of the timeline, you'll see 6-7 spikes in the audio. The first 2 are my first 2 shots, then there is a smaller peak from my slide closing on the reload, and the next 4 are my last 4 shots. After that, the rest of the noise is from wind. Here's a pic of the whole thing:

<a href="http://imgur.com/MVjsd4C" target="_blank">http://i.imgur.com/MVjsd4C.jpg</a>

Are those splits legit

Draw to first shot 1.11 seconds
2nd- 0.84 sec
3rd- 1.17
4th- 0.81
5th- 0.1
6th- 0.07

Did I do that right?

Maybe I wrote a wrong number down somewhere on the last two shots.

I'll pull it up later and see what I screwed up.

Posted: 6/8/2015 9:46:40 AM EDT

[#47]

Last day to submit the FAST Drill. Midnight tonight.

Next challenge…

CSAT Pistol Instructor Standards

I'll start throwing in some rifle stuff here soon

Posted: 6/8/2015 9:56:15 AM EDT

[#48]

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Maybe I wrote a wrong number down somewhere on the last two shots.

I'll pull it up later and see what I screwed up.

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This was my best run. Draw and reload were pretty good, but my splits need some work. After this, I focused on "driving" the gun down after each shot to get on target quicker. Definitely got some good practice in, but I bet I could get this down to the low 3s if I practiced more. For my hits, on the note card one was to the far right, and the second was in the middle, bottom edge. On the 8" circle, all 4 hits were in that clump of hits already marked. There was probably 20+ rounds into that mess. That also shows how my rear sight needs to be bumped to the left a little more.

Gun was a Glock 34 gen4 with Sevigny sights, Jager guide rod with 13lb spring, and el cheapo Perfecta 115gr Walmart ammo
Holster was my DOH Production holster that was made locally
Mag carriers were also made locally
Concealment was an unbuttoned Columbia PFG shirt over my t-shirt
Shot timer was the IPSC timer for Android, but it sucks so I just got the times from Premiere when editing the video down to be more precise.

1.12- Beep
2.23- Shot 1
3.07- Shot 2
4.24- Shot 3 (1.17 reload)
5:05- Shot 4
5:15- Shot 5
5:22- Shot 6

Total time: 4.1 seconds