Best part about this is the message to all of us to invest your time and energy into stewarding your children. Kids need their dads in their lives, spending time with them; just like shown here. Getting to shoot is just the cherry on top.
Dot Torture is a beast! Great drill to spread around because it definitely improves our acquisition, shooting and reloading. Great drill and way to go!
@@neilweidner7037 I know, minor detail, but I don't want my brain to think one hand is strong and one is weak. One of those subliminal things. Many thanks for your reply. And I look forward to every episode of Chronicles of the Range Monkey with both of you. It's always learning for me.
RM, always remember when you go to slide lock it’s a hard ballin race to reload. You were a little lackadaisical going to mag but when you lock back you can no longer defend yourself so a van loaded mag as fast as possible is so important Good job👍👍😎😎
i modified the dot torture for some of my students. 1" stickers 10 per page, 1 shot per sticker on my command. Then we repeat, 2nd round we shoot 2 shots per sticker , this round they determine the shooting cadence. Really challenging and not easy to do like most think it is.
@@neilweidner7037 I like using this target instead of Dot Torture. Rotate the target, switch hands between transitions, or whatever else to mix things up. ruclips.net/video/jRz82bdBbFM/видео.html
Thats about right. Took a year or so to clear it my first time. I find as I progress to the end my fundamentals would be a little lax and throw one. I can't even count how many times I came to the last couple shots and threw one just outside a circle. It is a great drill to work pure fundamentals. 2" circles leave no room for even the slightest error in fundamentals.
I did the shorter version of this yesterday with my revolver Very humbling I didn't do too horrible strong hand, my support name was absolutely terrible LOL
Tried it: the first time My brain started to buffer while trying to stay on task, follow the directions, keep track of my shot count, and maintain accuracy and safety🤯 i didn't have enough brain bandwidth.
Yeah, I was curious about whether de-cocking was part of the drill, but I know she's been trained that way from prior videos. Actually adds more challenge and the TDA version would be more appropriate for someone who's used to that type of pistol.
Uggh! Nice job! Dot Doture is Life!! Way to go, Natalie! The drill I love to hate! Pro tip: The Easter Egg in this vid is to just carefully watch Neil shoot.
I often find myself shooting better when doing drills with my support hand..... 🤔🤷🏻♂️ It is kinda weird but, it's also encouraging to know that when needed the support hand will "get the job done". 😉👍 Dot Torture ain't no joke..... Well done Natalie! Keep yourselves safe! 😎👊❤️🇺🇸 Randy
I would guess you never time anything that involves reholstering (something that should never be rushed) so when you say “You can add timing” that would be a whole bunch of individual draw to shot timings ?
The young lady shot well, IMHO. I improved my grip strength with therapy putty. It comes in a variety of weights. You can use it to exercise one finger at a time, holding the rest of the hand motionless.
It seems like she's not really crushing the gun with her support hand. I think she might learn a lot if her dad showed her how much pressure he's applying from his support hand to control the recoil. I had a very similar issue until I got some correction on that
@@neilweidner7037 I don't see that at all. She's better with her weak hand, meaning it's the opposite of what he's saying-she's using more weak-hand strength in her two-handed grip than strong-hand strength, which is fine until you have to shoot with only the strong hand, causing her to miss #5. She'll do better with training, I'm sure. She's already really good for her age and experience level.
@@sundaynightdrunk agreed… I just wondered what the first guy saw that made him think that… I shoot with her a fair amount so I can tell you that your spot on…
Great job, also Random question, what do you guys use to measure the distance? One of those measuring wheels or a big tape measure? Just trying to find one that works out to 25 meters.
She is decocking the hammer. Watch the hammer, she carries it hammer down in the holster so it shoots like a revolver for the first shot subsicant shots are shot from hammer cocked position witch is an easier shorter trigger pull than the first shot. Watch when she pulls trigger on first shot. U can see the hammer move back from the decocked position. She is decocking b4 reholstering so she has the same long harder trigger pull on her first shot and shorter lighter trigger pulls for the rest of magazine.. because that is how she prefers to carry in holster. Some ppl carry with the hammer cocked so it is a lighter shorter pull on first shot. There is no wrong or right way. It's just a preference and if u carry hammer down. U want to always have your first trigger pull to be the same. Hope I helped 👍
@@YELLTELL I’d strongly recommend that if someone has a gun with a decocker that they use it. The gun was designed that way and it adds a layer of safety for the person carrying it. Although, people get to make their own decisions.
With her support hand only shooting better than primary hand only, I wonder which is her dominant eye. I have no dominant eye (it switches back and forth depending on my focus) which is a real pain and can cause a target shift. She shoots better than me, so not criticizing, just wondering.
I absolutely love this!!! Father & daughter enjoying a day at the range shooting those evil EVIL guns!!! Merica!!!!!!🤗 wish my dad was still alive to go shooting with!
@@reker.a5790I was trying to prove a point....no one on earth cares that u posted nothing first! How about posting something articulate maybe.... ya know use your nugget and say something clever or smart... Like I think this drill will really help me if I ever need to save my life or some one else's life! I'm gonna start using this drill and show others about this drill so they can become a more proficient marksman.
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Best part about this is the message to all of us to invest your time and energy into stewarding your children. Kids need their dads in their lives, spending time with them; just like shown here. Getting to shoot is just the cherry on top.
Amen.
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I love this series. Love seeing father and daughter doing this!
Dot Torture is a beast! Great drill to spread around because it definitely improves our acquisition, shooting and reloading. Great drill and way to go!
That was so awesome to see you shooting and supporting your daughter. I thought you did fantastic Natalie, especially doing it on camera. Great job!👍👍
John introduced us to the shorter (improved) course of fire with 25 rounds… it would be great to see you shoot that one as well.
Very nice shooting, especially with that double action trigger pull.
Great video! Thanks, Neil and Natalie!
Watching Nat's shooting technique and great attitude is giving me the drive to keep working on this drill until I shoot it clean.
Well done. And thanks for calling #8 your "support" hand, not "weak" hand, even though you still called your "primary" hand your "strong" hand.
I get what your saying but I try to stay out of weeds on stuff like that.
@@neilweidner7037 I know, minor detail, but I don't want my brain to think one hand is strong and one is weak. One of those subliminal things. Many thanks for your reply. And I look forward to every episode of Chronicles of the Range Monkey with both of you. It's always learning for me.
@@RidersRange thanks for watching!
Neil has a considerable advantage over range monkey with a bigger weapon, dot, and Stryker fired 😎😎
Best listen to a young lady holding a gun, when she tells ya to be nice to her daddy!!
Yea aaa for women power lol 😆❤
RM, always remember when you go to slide lock it’s a hard ballin race to reload. You were a little lackadaisical going to mag but when you lock back you can no longer defend yourself so a van loaded mag as fast as possible is so important Good job👍👍😎😎
Passing score is 100%?! Ouch! Looking forward to the conference in just a few short weeks!
Well, moving on to a further distance requires 100%.
@@ASPextra Still ouch! I had heard 80%. Guess I am back to 3 yards. LOL
Great job Natalie! There's Neil making it look easy :-)
i modified the dot torture for some of my students. 1" stickers 10 per page, 1 shot per sticker on my command. Then we repeat, 2nd round we shoot 2 shots per sticker , this round they determine the shooting cadence. Really challenging and not easy to do like most think it is.
Got any video that I can reference? We’ll sure try it!
@@neilweidner7037 I like using this target instead of Dot Torture. Rotate the target, switch hands between transitions, or whatever else to mix things up. ruclips.net/video/jRz82bdBbFM/видео.html
Wow. All misses but one were a single issue with strong hand grip. And the grouping on that set was awesome. #respect
Thats about right. Took a year or so to clear it my first time. I find as I progress to the end my fundamentals would be a little lax and throw one. I can't even count how many times I came to the last couple shots and threw one just outside a circle. It is a great drill to work pure fundamentals. 2" circles leave no room for even the slightest error in fundamentals.
It’s a mental game for sure!
Great job! This is a tuff drill and you really got to focus!
Yeah that drill is no joke. I went into it WAY to cocky my first time and let me tell you I ate a big ole slice of humble pie .
Jealous of the father/daughter time you guys have. My kid sort of split on me when she turned 21. This is a great series, thanks so much!
Sorry to hear that :(
@@ASPextra It's all OK. My daughter is a Patriot, i love her and I know God will put us all back together eventually. Nice job Dad! Thanks friend!!
Only thing I am going to say about your dad he’s to humble
Nicely done!!!
I did the shorter version of this yesterday with my revolver
Very humbling
I didn't do too horrible strong hand, my support name was absolutely terrible LOL
Dont feel bad im all over the place with my support hand also. I have faith tho it'll get there
@@duhbaws2705 I'm doing 2:1 support hand/strong hand in dry practice for now
Tried it: the first time My brain started to buffer while trying to stay on task, follow the directions, keep track of my shot count, and maintain accuracy and safety🤯 i didn't have enough brain bandwidth.
I love practicing these. She equips Herself has targets like these you can down load.
Stav is great.
There is a TDA Dot Torture that would be good for someone shooting such a weapon...
Yeah, I was curious about whether de-cocking was part of the drill, but I know she's been trained that way from prior videos. Actually adds more challenge and the TDA version would be more appropriate for someone who's used to that type of pistol.
She always steals the show!👍🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You're doing Great Natalie ❤️
Uggh! Nice job! Dot Doture is Life!! Way to go, Natalie! The drill I love to hate! Pro tip: The Easter Egg in this vid is to just carefully watch Neil shoot.
I often find myself shooting better when doing drills with my support hand..... 🤔🤷🏻♂️
It is kinda weird but, it's also encouraging to know that when needed the support
hand will "get the job done". 😉👍
Dot Torture ain't no joke..... Well done Natalie!
Keep yourselves safe! 😎👊❤️🇺🇸
Randy
I would guess you never time anything that involves reholstering (something that should never be rushed) so when you say “You can add timing” that would be a whole bunch of individual draw to shot timings ?
Yes draws depending on the task. So dot one would be draw and fire 5 on time. Dot 2 would be 5 individual draws and shot. And so on.
The time is the shots. The reholster is not on the clock.
The young lady shot well, IMHO.
I improved my grip strength with therapy putty. It comes in a variety of weights. You can use it to exercise one finger at a time, holding the rest of the hand motionless.
What is Natalie shooting? Looks a bit like a tokarev from the back.
PX4 with the LTT work done on it
It seems like she's not really crushing the gun with her support hand. I think she might learn a lot if her dad showed her how much pressure he's applying from his support hand to control the recoil. I had a very similar issue until I got some correction on that
What do you see that would indicate that?
@@neilweidner7037 I don't see that at all. She's better with her weak hand, meaning it's the opposite of what he's saying-she's using more weak-hand strength in her two-handed grip than strong-hand strength, which is fine until you have to shoot with only the strong hand, causing her to miss #5. She'll do better with training, I'm sure. She's already really good for her age and experience level.
@@sundaynightdrunk agreed… I just wondered what the first guy saw that made him think that… I shoot with her a fair amount so I can tell you that your spot on…
Great job, also Random question, what do you guys use to measure the distance? One of those measuring wheels or a big tape measure? Just trying to find one that works out to 25 meters.
Usually for stuff like this we just step it off. But you can use a standard tape measure, too.
@@ASPextra thanks!
You're one blessed dad. I hope my 3 cute little daughters grow up to be better at guns than their daddy...a big, hairy guy like you.
What gun and holster is Neill using?
HK VP9 in a KSG Armory Lexington.
What the hell is she pushing down after her shot? Double action?
It’s a decocker
She is decocking the hammer. Watch the hammer, she carries it hammer down in the holster so it shoots like a revolver for the first shot subsicant shots are shot from hammer cocked position witch is an easier shorter trigger pull than the first shot. Watch when she pulls trigger on first shot. U can see the hammer move back from the decocked position. She is decocking b4 reholstering so she has the same long harder trigger pull on her first shot and shorter lighter trigger pulls for the rest of magazine.. because that is how she prefers to carry in holster. Some ppl carry with the hammer cocked so it is a lighter shorter pull on first shot. There is no wrong or right way. It's just a preference and if u carry hammer down. U want to always have your first trigger pull to be the same.
Hope I helped 👍
@@YELLTELL I’d strongly recommend that if someone has a gun with a decocker that they use it. The gun was designed that way and it adds a layer of safety for the person carrying it. Although, people get to make their own decisions.
@@YELLTELL like Neil said, there’s definitely a wrong way to holster a gun with a decocker
It is a great drill
With her support hand only shooting better than primary hand only, I wonder which is her dominant eye. I have no dominant eye (it switches back and forth depending on my focus) which is a real pain and can cause a target shift. She shoots better than me, so not criticizing, just wondering.
She's right eye dominant.
how wide of a dirt pile do you guys recommend to stop a 50bmg
Wide.
@@ASPextra nuff said lol
Uh oh, did I see administrative reloads? :o
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@@neilweidner7037 - Changing magazines/reloading while the gun is in the holster. This was always frowned upon/yelled about when I was in training.
@@oldschooljeremy8124 it’s not frowned upon in any circles that I’ve trained in.
I absolutely love this!!! Father & daughter enjoying a day at the range shooting those evil EVIL guns!!! Merica!!!!!!🤗 wish my dad was still alive to go shooting with!
Your Dad looks like a big tough meanie. What say you daugther?
Wow
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First?
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@@YELLTELL lol time stamp says different
@@reker.a5790I was trying to prove a point....no one on earth cares that u posted nothing first!
How about posting something articulate maybe.... ya know use your nugget and say something clever or smart...
Like I think this drill will really help me if I ever need to save my life or some one else's life! I'm gonna start using this drill and show others about this drill so they can become a more proficient marksman.
@@YELLTELL didn’t read whole comment. Don’t care lol
@@reker.a5790 that's probably why your life is in shambles and your family dislikes you.
Bless Your Heart