I’ve got a great quick video to share with you today from 2 former US Army Special Forces shooters from Northern Red about how dramatically their training changed after their first gunfight overseas.
Their belief that they were “good enough”…
What they focused on…
And how reality smacked the snot out of conventional wisdom and what made sense.
Some people learn this after their first gunfight.
I’ve worked with shooters who were in a dozen or more gunfights before figuring this out.
You can learn it in a few seconds from this video.
Make sure to pay extra close attention for about 20 seconds starting 50 seconds in.
- Practicing more doesn’t help if you’re not practicing the right stuff.
- Speed doesn’t end gunfights…hits do. Fast hits end them sooner. Fast precise hits end them even quicker.
- When they watched more experienced operators, they THOUGHT they knew what made them good (speed) and the copied it. Combat taught them that it was only part of the equation.
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4 Comments
John
June 9, 2022The late Jeff Cooper said, “Ignore the enemy’s fire, concentrate on your sights”. (paraphrase)
Mac
March 12, 2021I’ve been doing this for a long time I thought at a high level both personally and professionally until I ran into you lol I love your stuff ox keep it up
mot yeliab
September 7, 2019WOW just wow
Wes Boozer
September 7, 2019This is a great lesson for the uninformed to take to heart and the video reinforces it. Hitting a target, without stressors, at the range is fun but leaves training scars and a false sense of security. Your training is top level and is needed to perform at the highest levels. Keep up the good work.
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