Thank you for explaining the values of the "Bill Drill". Could you please dive little bit more into the how you apply the force when gripping the gun? Especially the support hand. What do you focus more? Side to side pressure, front-back, etc... Thank you very much.
What’s a good time for appendix? I just started this drill a few days ago and my best time was 2:34. Felt like that was good but my draw was killing the time. Splits are .20 ish and draw was around 1.3-1.4.
@ That post was 2 years ago my best time was around 2:14 all in the A. I recently switched to a race holster setup. I plan on taking USPSA more seriously next season.
@@swiftaudi that’s cool man i’m sure it won’t be hard, i mean your videos are just mediocre drills, and anyone i’ve ever heard talk about USPSA has said they’re a winner or a master, must be a participation trophy kind of thing
Ben, I’m a decent shooter, precise accuracy is pretty easy for me. I struggle to shoot fast though. The fastest clean Bill drill I can run is around 2.5 (I’m also using a retention holster level 2) my splits are around .20-.22. How do I go faster and maintain A Zone or -0 area hits? Some tips on that would be awesome.
Since no one answered here I'll give you what I tell my students: 1. Most people over grip with the firing hand and undergrip with the support hand. Squeezing anything more than a firm business handshake on the firing hand tends to lock up your trigger finger slowing you down. 2. Be sure you are resetting the trigger during the recoil cycle of the gun instead of pinning it to the rear and holding the gun back. JJ Racaza and John Lovell both have good videos on this. Probably the most important tip right here. 3. Your signal to shoot again is not a perfect reconfirmation of the sight, it's seeing the color of the sight cross into your fine area of focus on the target. Hope this helps!
@@christopherg2218 Thank you, I've been working on it the last few months and have gotten to an avg of 1.94, with some in the 1.7 to 1.8 area. Now I need to focus on relaxing when i'm trying to pick up speed. I've found I get very tense sometimes and it slows me down a lot.
I've pretty much mastered this with my semi autos I still can't break 2 seconds with my revolver, and I've lightened my trigger pull to 6 pounds from 14. Any tips?
I was always taught that the classic Bill Drill was 6 rounds in 6 seconds from the holster against an NRA 25 yard B8 repair center - a somewhatand notably smaller target than an IPSC A zone target. Anything out of the black was a failure for the entire drill. The purpose of the smaller target is that the Drill is fired in the absence of any real level of adrenaline. By developing the ability to keep your shots in the black on a B8, IF you have to defend yourself and the adrenaline is flowing, your group will open up but not so much that you miss and endanger innicents.
Any suggestions for adapting this for pocket carry revolver guys like me? I carry a 7 shot 22mag SW351C and an 8 shot 357mag SW327PC. Both are pocket carry. That greatly slows down the draw compared with appendix semi’s but it’s my preference. Thanks!
When you say "shoot aggressively" how do you quantify that? Would it be different if the target were say the upper A vs the lower A? Do trigger styles matter e.g., striker fired vs. DA/SA vs. SAO?
What’s more surprising - seeing Ben shoot a Glock, or Kanye running for president? Ben is your grip significantly different on a glock as opposed to guns you’ve competed with in the past? And how do you like it comparatively?
This new channel is priceless.
Grip is what I struggle with the most!
straight forward. no nonsense. been working on my grip for a few months now. great vid!
Ran this last night and worked out where I was gripping wrong with support hand. Man, this is a good drill!
Going to try this today.
Thanks for the explanation. Cool shirt BTW. Would like to know were you got it.
Thank you, I have tried this drill because everyone talks about it, but I had no idea what I was supposed to get from it
Nice and straight forward.
Thank you for explaining the values of the "Bill Drill". Could you please dive little bit more into the how you apply the force when gripping the gun? Especially the support hand. What do you focus more? Side to side pressure, front-back, etc... Thank you very much.
There is a lot to this and we will cover some of it in future videos.
The man 🔥🇺🇸
Where can I get that shirt?
What’s a good time for appendix? I just started this drill a few days ago and my best time was 2:34. Felt like that was good but my draw was killing the time. Splits are .20 ish and draw was around 1.3-1.4.
record it, no shot you “just started” and hitting anything under 2.5 w
@ That post was 2 years ago my best time was around 2:14 all in the A. I recently switched to a race holster setup. I plan on taking USPSA more seriously next season.
@@swiftaudi that’s cool man i’m sure it won’t be hard, i mean your videos are just mediocre drills, and anyone i’ve ever heard talk about USPSA has said they’re a winner or a master, must be a participation trophy kind of thing
Do you reload as well! Thanks for doing all this for,us mortals.
Perfect.
Ben, I’m a decent shooter, precise accuracy is pretty easy for me. I struggle to shoot fast though. The fastest clean Bill drill I can run is around 2.5 (I’m also using a retention holster level 2) my splits are around .20-.22. How do I go faster and maintain A Zone or -0 area hits? Some tips on that would be awesome.
Since no one answered here I'll give you what I tell my students:
1. Most people over grip with the firing hand and undergrip with the support hand. Squeezing anything more than a firm business handshake on the firing hand tends to lock up your trigger finger slowing you down.
2. Be sure you are resetting the trigger during the recoil cycle of the gun instead of pinning it to the rear and holding the gun back. JJ Racaza and John Lovell both have good videos on this. Probably the most important tip right here.
3. Your signal to shoot again is not a perfect reconfirmation of the sight, it's seeing the color of the sight cross into your fine area of focus on the target. Hope this helps!
@@christopherg2218 Thank you, I've been working on it the last few months and have gotten to an avg of 1.94, with some in the 1.7 to 1.8 area. Now I need to focus on relaxing when i'm trying to pick up speed. I've found I get very tense sometimes and it slows me down a lot.
@@FrntrgrpblakeGood work man! That's some good improvement
I need that shirt
I need that shirt!
I've pretty much mastered this with my semi autos I still can't break 2 seconds with my revolver, and I've lightened my trigger pull to 6 pounds from 14. Any tips?
Amazing
Man, 1 shot draws were the biggest waste of ammo when I first started.
I know a Dr. Disrespect t-shirt when I see one!
Please share how you pack for a match you're flying to.
This would be a good topic.. thanks
A video briefly explaining the scoring system for non-USPSA people.
What is your advice for getting a proper grip on the pistol?
Good question. We will address it in the future.
Followed you for a couple of years. Explain HOW to use so much pressure with your support hand that
That you are able to pull skin off your knuckles
Six rounds at full battle speed tests my grip every time.
I was always taught that the classic Bill Drill was 6 rounds in 6 seconds from the holster against an NRA 25 yard B8 repair center - a somewhatand notably smaller target than an IPSC A zone target. Anything out of the black was a failure for the entire drill.
The purpose of the smaller target is that the Drill is fired in the absence of any real level of adrenaline. By developing the ability to keep your shots in the black on a B8, IF you have to defend yourself and the adrenaline is flowing, your group will open up but not so much that you miss and endanger innicents.
Any suggestions for adapting this for pocket carry revolver guys like me? I carry a 7 shot 22mag SW351C and an 8 shot 357mag SW327PC.
Both are pocket carry. That greatly slows down the draw compared with appendix semi’s but it’s my preference. Thanks!
Ditch pocket carry as it is suboptimal at best and useless at worse.
When you say "shoot aggressively" how do you quantify that? Would it be different if the target were say the upper A vs the lower A? Do trigger styles matter e.g., striker fired vs. DA/SA vs. SAO?
If you’re drawing from cover you’ll need to add a second to clear your shirt and establish your grip.
0.5🎉
There are plenty of people out there with sub-second draws from deep carry. Go faster.
What’s more surprising - seeing Ben shoot a Glock, or Kanye running for president?
Ben is your grip significantly different on a glock as opposed to guns you’ve competed with in the past? And how do you like it comparatively?
Ben will likely do a video in the future on this topic.
fuck I'm slow - I aim for 2.5