War Hogg Self Eval drill can help you improve your shooting skills and elevate your performance on the range.
Method: Engage two targets while conducting speed magazine changes using either your rifle or carbine.
Shooting two magazines of six rounds each. If using a pistol, shoot from five yards, while with a rifle, shoot from seven yards.
Targets should be secured in opposite corners of the shooting platform.
The drill requires engaging target 1 with three shots, then engaging target 2 with three shots conducting a speedy magazine change, and then repeat 3 shoots in target 1 and 3 shoots in target 2.
Applying Real-World Training Principles: To maximize the effectiveness of your training, it's important to treat the flat range like a real-life scenario. Prioritize engaging the closer or larger target first, transition to the smaller target, perform a quick magazine change, and then re-engage the large target and then smaller target again. This sequence replicates decision-making and engagement dynamics you may encounter in real-world situations.
Tracking Progress and Developing a Training Plan: During the War Hogg Self Eval, gather 12 essential data points using a professional timer. These data points can be documented in your copy of The Firearms Training Notebook, serving as a valuable reference for future training sessions. By incorporating both live fire and dry fire training, you can create a comprehensive plan to enhance your shooting skills and track your progress effectively.
Recommendation and Continuous Improvement: Incorporating the War Hogg Self Eval into your range training routine. Don't forget to obtain your copy of The Firearms Training Notebook and annotate the critical data from each session. By consistently analyzing and leveraging this data, you can strive to improve yourself by 1% every day and achieve remarkable results.
