Firearms course focused on target engagement speed

Target engaging speed. 6 series

Fire acquisition speed is one of the most important characteristics of a shooter. It determines how quickly you can bring the weapon onto the target and deliver an accurate shot. In the hierarchy of shooting skills, it comes immediately after shooting accuracy, because the essence of this concept is not speed itself, but precision. In other words, it does not matter how fast you can miss — what matters is how fast you can hit accurately. Therefore, during speed-acquisition training, the primary focus always remains on accuracy. Only after accuracy is firmly established do we gradually add speed on top of it. In this training program, we will examine two preparatory exercises, two training exercises (each evaluated by one key criterion), and one qualification exercise that is assessed based on several parameters. Typically, the main criteria for training exercises are execution time or speed, while the qualification exercise is evaluated by both execution time and achieving a defined threshold level of accuracy.