Ruger Range Drills

More Ruger Range Drills: Episode 1: Gun Grip Repetition Drill Episode 2: Making the Gun Go Bang Without Moving the Gun Episode 3: Recoil Anticipation Drill Episode 4: Shot Caller Drill Episode 5: Shot Hole Drill Episode 6: Trigger Manipulation Drill Related Stories: Binge Watch New Original Series: Ruger American New Shooter Academy Related Stories: Finding Fearless...

In Episode 1 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel explains how to build a solid grip on a handgun. The drill is designed to help shooters build a faster and consistent grip. More Ruger Range Drills: Episode 2: Making the Gun Go Bang Without Moving the Gun Episode 3: Recoil Anticipation Drill Episode 4: Shot Caller...

In Episode 2 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel explains why we miss and how we can practice firing the gun to achieve accuracy without altering where it is pointed during the shot process. More Ruger Range Drills: Episode 1: Gun Grip Repetition Drill Episode 3: Recoil Anticipation Drill Episode 4: Shot Caller Drill Episode 5:...

In Episode 3 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel walks us through a valuable tool for helping shooters identify why they are missing. Hint – they are moving the gun as they press the trigger, aka recoil anticipation. Watch as Daniel demonstrates recoil anticipation and how to train and reduce it. Do you practice your drills?...

The Shot Caller Drill In Episode 4 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel explains a drill that works best with a partner to help shooters to balance speed and precision – the Shot Caller Drill. It requires some thinking and maybe even some math, but the goal is to help shooters understand how much aiming is...

In Episode 5 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel explains a fun and challenging drill called the Shot Hole Drill, that can be done with friends at most any indoor range. Even at 3 yards, the shot hole drill requires focus and precision. Once you master it at 3 yards, back up for more of a...

The Trigger Manipulation Drill In Episode 6 of Ruger Range Drills, Daniel explains prepping the trigger during recoil as a method to decrease split times as opposed to trapping the trigger. He also explains a simple drill, the Trigger Manipulation Drill, to help isolate the technique, while reinforcing a fast and proper trigger press. More...