What is the main benefit/benefits of the bill drill? How exactly does it help you improve and what does it expose that you might need work on? Never quite understood it. Thanks man! Great content!
Ben Stoeger explains it well. Your goal time should be 2 seconds. It puts scrutiny on your draw speed and creating a solid grip. If it isn't perfect you aren't going to be able to fit all 6 rounds into an A zone under the 2 second time limit.
I see no reason why you would change target focused shooting with iron sights vs red-dot and vice-versa. If you shoot target focused you see the sights blurred in the background no matter the system employed. Ben Stoeger says you control recoil with your eyes and he is absolutely right: focus/project one point on the target and let the dot come back to that automatically.
@@user-kr3zt7fl5z Nobody is arguing about the "easiness" of using the red-dot vs iron-sights, but here is a matter of principle. You either train your eyes and brain for not gettin captured by your aiming system or not. Let's say say I go to an IPSC match with my Shadow 2s and as I switch between production-optics to production should I start lookin at the front sight instead of the target? Red-dots have the big advantage that you can adjust the size and dim the brightness makin them much easier to "look-through" than a fiber optic front sight.
@chefmatt6299 A couple of things. I carry and compete from aiwb and I was having trouble getting a good support hand grip with the semi beavertail on the PDP. I dremmeled the beavertail down as much as I could and it still was a challenge. The other thing was the snappiness of the PDP. I shot the gun fairly well, it just had those two cons that steered me away from it.
