Firing Multiple Rounds
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2022
- It’s good to practice multiple shots because that’s the most likely scenario for us to be in. However, with the price of ammo these days, we have to practice prudently!
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Pat Mac is killin it with this series. Thanks dude!
You can be as aggressive as you want as long as they are in the A zone. Love it.
I really apprecaite these drills and have used them myself at the range. Your ability to demystify it and break it down into simple, idiot-proof tasks is very helpful.
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You never stop learning. Here is proof of it. I have over 40 years shooting firearms, and still I get to learn "a thing or two"... from a Tier 1 special operator 😎 Thanks Pat! 🇺🇲
The fact that You demo the drill and include the imperfections is fantastic. Thank you again!
RUclips is awesome. I get to learn from the best people in the world while drinking my morning coffee. Today on the range I’m going to slow down and listen to my target. Thanks
Pat is a super humble dude. Says "this is my impossible to miss pace". Then he misses. I love that he then analyzes and says well I should know which one it was but I don't. The clear self analysis is very refreshing, because it helps the student to do the same.
“I want you to shoot the A as fast as you possibly can, but only and I mean only the A. You go outside the A? you’re dead. You lose”. How I heard it.
The metronome idea is the secret. To play fast scales on the guitar you must first play slowly with discipline. Then when the speed comes naturally the discipline will remain.
Fast is slow. Slow is smooth. Smooth is -boring- fast.
@Bill Kilgore Incorrect. Usain Bolt is a great sprinter because he learned to take each and every step no faster than he could perfectly make them, using the most efficient stride possible and not rushing through even the tiniest and seemingly most insignificant motion. Then he learned to take each of those steps a little faster every time while maintaining that perfect form, until he could perfectly execute 10,000 absolutely perfect steps faster than anyone else could. He is not a great sprinter because he laced on track flats and tore off as fast as he could down the track.
@@brimstone33And keep in mind that no matter how fast you are, you can still be taken out by a single lucky shot.
Just like Usain Bolt was by a 200lbs cameraman on a segway 😂
You’re a fantastic instructor, always getting the point across.
Rhythm, slow and smooth is fast & accurate. Love these short videos. You're a great teacher.
Coffee with Mac every morning! Thanks!
I agree with all the comments - Just really value your teaching style and the information you are 'sending down range' if I can use that phrase! Great stuff. Wish I had a place nearby to do that kind of shooting versus the poorly lighted gun range - no holster draws, no rapid fire etc....yuch
PatMacs the man! Solid tips of the finger! Shooter ready! Shabbat shalom all!
Love the MAC ATTACK
Great instruction. No wasted words and clear as day to understand. Stuff like this is invaluable.
Good Lessons. Calling your shot every shot even though the fire rate is going up. You cant take a bullet back.
Thank you
I know I'm preaching to choir . Followed Mac for a good long while ..I just like this fugging dude.
Pat Mac is a legend! Thank you for all your videos!
Good stuff.
Great training tools as always.
So damn good...
As always... thank for sharing.
Pat Mac, great teacher, awesome experience.
Love your teaching style.
You're a great teacher Pat*
Well taught lesson!!!
Eating it up Pat! Keep em coming. 🔥
Well done Pat, I really appreciate you throwing one on purpose to drive that point home..
Another great video with key lessons. I watched a video with Robert Vogel showing the Glock reset with a Dry Fire Mag. I purchased the DryFireMag with spring kit to help family and friends without having to go to the range and shoot live rounds. Great tool in training as with your videos.
Thank you for these series. I've been using several of your drills. Much appreciated!
Excellent timing. This was a topic I was thinking about just the other day.
Good stuff
thanks pat, I will practice as stated!!
I can't wait for the Sentinel class in November!
SUPER GREAT ADVICES!!!!
I was thinking metronome as he increased tempo. Yup just like guitar scales.
Thx Pat Mac 👊🏽💥💥💥
"Keep it in the A zone."
Good stuff!
I love the teaching technique and methodology.
Awesome video
Great stuff! Shooting multiples will definitely let you know if your grip is shit.
Multiple shots in the A zone= Basic Dude Stuff
Great video! I like the reference to the metronome and playing instruments. I’m a drummer, so I do lots of my drills to a certain tempo. I’ve also found as a drummer, it’s easier for me to feel the reset of the trigger because my fingers are sensitive to the rebound of the drumstick.
Practice multiple shots, but not spray rounds!!!! Hello from former unit member Mack Bolen!!
Awesome, awesome instruction sir. I'm looking forward to getting myself in gear & heading up north to spend some hard earned dough for your training. P.S. At 3:28 that sure sounded like someone's Ring camera door chime from a cell phone. Just testing my senses.💪
Mag dumps occur because the minimum fire arm training as it is related to law enforcement. Crowd fire is has a similar origin. Under stress, people default to the operational mode that is imprinted twice a year on the range. "Make ready, fire- everybody fires. NO decision making.
How I know you just finished reading "Hitting In Combat"
Great information. Also, for anyone that has not done it, explaining things as you are attempting to shoot is difficult because you are not fully plugged in to the gun. It's hard to talk and shoot at the same time unless you are shooting at a speed your processor can keep up with both.
He sounds almost identical to the PLDC SGT in Germany 87. Ain’t nobody sleeping.
Great example using metronome and instruments..hungry for more A-zone Basic Dud Stuff
I'd love to get you to West Virginia to teach a class. There are some mall ninja bozos that really need some good training at my gun club.
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I’m gonna go ahead and stop this right here at 5 seconds in lol. For a trained person yes, totally agree for many reasons. let’s not unload as fast as the gun can possibly shoot, rogerthat. (But every police video I still see)…..
I’m not questioning Pat Mac. That would just be stupid. I just don’t know about the “don’t jerk the trigger” thing. Whenever I work on faster follow up shots, it just seems natural to “jerk the trigger”. I like Rob Leatham’s philosophy on the subject. That if you are shooting fast, you’re GONNA jerk the trigger. Just learn to jerk the trigger without moving your gun.
I always learn something from your videos,
But would really like to attend a class.
What's the best way to set that up Pat ?
His classes are posted on his website, but he does so few of them that they sell out quickly, and all of his 2022 classes are sold out. He does not announce his schedule to the public, but he does announce them to his private coaching group members (aka "the Squad") so they have first dibs. The remaining slots get picked up by those who happen to visit his site once he posts new classes for an upcoming year.
@@MetalMotivation thank you for your help, I will be checking his website
Again thank you
I need to get a job so I can do this.
Can you do one on firing manifold rounds?
The only instrument I play is the bangourine. 😜
Red Dots eliminate that whole looking over your sights issue because you are target focused from the beginning. Dont wai another day , get training with red dots
Pat,...What holster are you sportin' there...? Thx.
Anyone know what holster he has? I like how close it is to the body and how high it is.
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You guys ever see mojo milspec?
What holster is that?
Are you not a fan of red dots?
I've recently watched some other folks' videos where they also discuss 'shot placement' is the key, 'multiple rounds on target', and the 'cost of ammo'. It lead to pistols that shoot 22LR, either just for practice or, a viable self/home defense tool. The 22LR ammo is comparatively really cheap, and with very little kick if they say anyone should be able to be much more accurate for multiple shots on target. There is also a Glock 44 that shoots 22LR but is very similar to a Glock 19. Supposedly, statistically, the 22LR is statistically just as good a deterrent, especially in multiple shots?
No
Terminal ballistics. Don't carry as a deterrent.
Don't carry anything smaller than a .380. Preferably a 9mm.
Anything is better than nothing but small calibers like .22 .25 and .32 are not recommended. Using a firearm is a lethally violent projection of power, not a deterrent. Weapons are not the place to save money. There are some well made and reasonably priced 9mm and .38 specials out there. Buy ammo in bulk or reload to save some money. Then practice and watch Pat Mac.
Speak for yourself I still like to run the drill where you start at 50 yd and fire a shot with each step moving forward down range...lol
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