Handgun Drills

[olyeller]

I blatantly lifted this link off of another gun board.
This .pdf has many good drills; from the standard El prez, to some interesting ones that will be on my agenda.
These drills are designed by many of the top shooters out there; some big names on the list.

Heres the link.
http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/HandgunDrills.pdf

If it ever goes dead; pm me with your email address and Ill send it to you in an attachment.

shoot straight!
*mods, I think this is "sticky" material.

[Michael Brown]

This is one of the best sources of drills I had seen.

I am one of those who insist upon hitting the range with a plan so I collect these constantly.

I appreciate the link.

Michael Brown

[Terry Pregler]

Thanks for sharing this info.
T.P.

[swavy00]

Wow, thanks for the tip OlYeller!

[RedTape]

Great link. Thanks for posting.

[GMThunder]

This REALLY should be a sticky!

[ttown]

I'll be gald when USSA opens up their range for civilians. Too bad you can't do much of this stuff at an indoor range. Hopefully it will be cost effective for a membership there.

[1911user]

The training video clips in here are good (todd jarrett and army marksmanship unit):

http://www.shootingusa.com/PRO_TIPS/pro_tips.html

[ef9turbo]

very nice..! bookmarked..

[Protect]

The training video clips in here are good (todd jarrett and army marksmanship unit):

http://www.shootingusa.com/PRO_TIPS/pro_tips.html

Interesting, I thought Todd Jarrett shot a Single Action 1911? He's using a a Para LDA in his videos.

[olyeller]

He shoots a ss 1911 in idpa, a hicap para in limited and open, and an LDA in production.

[eaglerjs]

thanks to oleyeller for the info, and to 1911user for his link. I bookmarked both.

[dennishoddy]

Great information! I've read thru the entire link, and will go through it several more times

[ManDown]

Yeah thanks for the reminder. I think I printed all of these off once to add to my training binder but now I have no idea what I did with them. I guess I'll have to print them again.

If nobody else has done this I would suggest getting a 1" or 2" binder, what I have done, and collect shooting materials like this. That way it's an easy training book-guide-ideas to take to the range with you and all of your material is in one place. Just a thought...

[hd_rider13]

I am sending this to my dad and brother. They will love it!