Consistency isn’t something you guess at—it’s something you test. John Shrek McPhee breaks down a simple but telling carbine drill he uses to expose flaws in grip and control. As the rounds stack up, so do the variables—and that’s where most shooters start to fall apart. This drill forces account...

Carbine grip isn’t just about holding the rifle—it’s about how you connect the weapon to your body for control and consistency. In this breakdown, John McPhee walks through the key principles that tighten everything up, reduce movement, and lead to more consistent impacts without overcomplicating...

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 lecture, John breaks down the complete foundation of proper carbine stance.

This is not a static position. It is the mid-stride of a walk — a mobile, aggressive posture built around balance and forward pressure.

Inside this lesson, you’ll learn:

• Why stance should mirror natural walki...

In this breakdown, John explains the drill that he uses as his reload standard—a simple yardstick that forces consistency between rounds. If you can quickly get rid of the magazine and let gravity work, the rest of the reload is a piece of cake. Give this drill a try and focus on keeping those ro...

The slide lock reload is not just another technique — it’s the only true reload that matters.

In this video, John "Shrek" McPhee breaks down why swapping magazines with a round still in the chamber is just a mag swap, not a reload. A real reload means the gun runs dry, the slide locks back, and ...