John McPhee breaks down one of the carbine stance drills he likes to run on the range and explains the reasoning behind it. The purpose isn’t just speed — it’s learning how to manage the weight and momentum of the rifle so it doesn’t push you off your position as you fire. When the stance is righ...

In this video John "Shrek" McPhee demonstrates the one handed placement test.

In this video John "Shrek" McPhee talks about the two handed placement test.

John takes it the range to demonstrate OGA Drill 4 with the carbine.

OGA 4 with the carbine. Dry fire will improve what you do on the range. Let's practice!

John breaks down the OGA Drill 3 Carbine showing how it is done!

Part of the OGA Drill series. John demonstrates OGA drill 3 in his "dry fire" dojo.

John provides a "dry fire" demonstration and explains how to not to no-go at OGA drill 6.

John demonstrates OGA 6 on the range with the carbine. This is a continuation of the OGA series.

John coaches himself on OGA 4 with the Carbine.

John wraps up the OGA series with OGA 7 "live fire."

John demonstrates OGA Drill 5 with the Carbine.

John coaches himself to show best practices as well as take opportunity to improve!

From the "dojo" to the range, John continues the OGA Drill line up with OGA 5.

Wrapping up the OGA series with OGA 7 AAR. John breaks down his shooting and coaches himself.

2 targets shot each one once from the low ready. Must do it twice in a total of 3.3 seconds. That is 1.15 seconds to pass each run.
- 7 yards
- 3.3 seconds total time
- 2 targets
- From ready
- 2 shots
- One round on each target
- 1.15 to pass each time

OGA 4, here we go! The 4th in the series. John breaks down the standards and provides the overview.

John provides an in depth review or AAR of his most recent drill, OGA 5 with the carbine.

John takes a moment and coaches himself on OGA Drill 3. This time it's with the Carbine.

John briefly explains the expectations for the upcoming months. The OGA qualification is one of the first drills John will introduce to the members.

This is the Yemen Rifle Drill with Reload. An added complexity in the target transition.

- 2 single shots from the draw for a total of 3.3 seconds.
- 7 Yards
- 5" Circle
- 3.3 seconds total time
- Pistol Only
- 4.4 Concealed with cover garment
- 4.4 beginners
- Carbine
- 4.4 Concealed with cover garment
- 4.4 beginners
- 1 Target
- 2 ...

John demonstrates the rifle stitch 'em up drill

Double tap from ready position in 2.7 seconds.
- 7 yards
- 5” circle
- 2.7 total time
- 3.7 beginners
- 4 rounds
- 1 target
- Repeat twice
- From ready position
- double taps
- 1.35 each double tap
- 1.85 beginners