Pistol Target-to-Target Transition Drill
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John “Shrek” McPhee breaks down what he calls the Target-to-Target Transition Drill, also known as Shoot-Look-Shoot or the Yemen Drill.
The drill demonstrates the relationship between the eyes, brain, and gun during target-to-target transitions. John explains why getting your eyes to the next target first allows the brain to guide the gun into position, slow the hands, and break an accurate shot.
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