Weekly Skill Drill

Run through safety and aiming checklist

This is a great drill to work on getting multiple shots on target. You can make it more advanced by drawing from holster.

This is a drill for advanced beginners. You can perform the drill from a low ready, progress up to holster, and then concealed holster. It forces you to concentrate to take 2 head shots, then reload, and complete with 4 body shots. 

We return to a beginner drill this week with Getting Off the X. This is an orange level, making it the highest beginner classification. In this drill, we demonstrate take a single side step or a full side step and then firing. Mastering this, will prepare you for more advanced shooting down the road.  

Match target is a great drill to learn to follow commands to identify what you should shoot and work on memory.  

This drill will introduce you to multiple targets as well as avoiding no shoot targets.  Engage the middle with a head shot, followed by the two side targets.  

The El Presidente drill is not a drill that can be performed at just any range. In this drill, you begin with your back to the target.  You must turn to face the threat, draw from holster, engage multiple targets with multiple shots, and reload.  You're incorporating nearly every skill.  

You'll notice this is a repeat of a previous drill, but we used a pistol last time This time we are using the rifle. With the longer barrel, it makes it more difficult to manipulate and reload. 

This is a very custom drill to OVR.  It is a live video training scenario in which you arrive home to a door that is cracked open. You enter to find an intruder.  The remainder of the drill is based on your reactions of drawing a weapon, firing, running away, or yelling and the intruder runs away or attacks. 

This is a great drill to start moving while shooting. You will draw from holster, but can go from low ready. At presentation, begin walking toward the targets double tapping each of 3 targets. Be sure to maintain a stable base and control your movements and shooting. 

Shooting around a barricade is a vital tool to provide protection. There are some key techniques to learn when shooting around a barricade. Come in to learn about these nuances.  

This weeks drill will focus on transitioning from rifle to pistol, holster draw, and pistol reload.  Along with those skills, the target sizes are different as you move from top to bottom of the target. This forces the shooter to take more time to aim on the smaller targets but then be able to make up time by speeding up to hit the larger target.

One of the most advanced drills - reloads-multiple targets-multiple shots-multiple aim points

The ground clock is a very specialized drill that can only be performed at special ranges. But it is no less important to be able to shoot from the ground.  

This is an advancement from last weeks drill. The movement and targets are the same. The advancement is that you will start with your rifle. As you move to the second cone, reload your rifle. Transition to your pistol while moving to the third cone and then reload your pistol on your movement to the fourth and last cone.  

This is an advanced drill involving moving, shooting, transition, weapon manipulation, and reloads. It is a repeat of a previous  drill with only rifle or pistol. OVR can customize the drill with extra reloads, custom targets, or any other way the clients wish.  

This drill is very similar to the previous drill of 2 man FVTAC Reload. The biggest differences are the target and rounds shot. The target is a specialized target that must include head and pelvis.  You will also be firing 5 rounds on each target; 3 to the chest, 1 to the head, and one to the pelvis.  

You will draw from concealed holster, fire 2 shots, reload, and fire 2 more shots. This is an advanced drill that anyone who carries MUST do.