Shooting Drills for low round count practice USPSA IPSC IDPA Sig GrayGuns P320 Lockwood Competition

[@billyblake4291]

This is one of the best training videos I have seen. I'm new to USPSA and greatly appreciate you taking the time to post this!

[@isaaclockwood1839]

I hope this helps you brotha, thank you

[@KevinB-fx4dh]

Good stuff. I'll have to throw this into my regimen.

[@isaaclockwood1839]

Let me know what you think

[@WTS-03]

This was perfect… literally just been wondering about about how to push this especially for transitions

[@isaaclockwood1839]

Happy to hear this helps. Keep pushing my friend.

[@jamesmanning8795]

This is great. Thank you!

[@isaaclockwood1839]

Thank you 🙏

[@braddrozdowski3386]

Awesome vid.....AGAIN! How do you like those Axil hearing pro?

[@isaaclockwood1839]

It's good, I just have to remember to charge it.

[@ibtaba]

I’m always looking for these kind of low round count drills to maintain skills.

[@isaaclockwood1839]

Likewise, I hope these help give you some ideas.

[@mikef1949]

Hey A lot of people like myself dont have a good bay they can practice in often or at all. It would be nice to see your idea of ways to practice on a static range with a stupid table in front of you.

[@isaaclockwood1839]

It depends on the range rules but I would practice unloaded table starts, turn and draw, low ports (squat under the table), and a ton of single hand drills. Also, become friends with the owner/staff and they might let you shoot inside the table area when others are not there.

[@mikef1949]

@@isaaclockwood1839 Thats theres some really great ideas there. I especially like the table start idea as I just shot a classifier with an unloaded table start and could definitely improve there.

[@acanillas]

Hi what holster do u use?

[@isaaclockwood1839]

Redhill tactical

[@stovepipe8966]

I’m going to have to get faster

[@isaaclockwood1839]

My thoughts every time I shoot or practice.