Stitch 'Em Up Pistol Drill
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John “Shrek” McPhee breaks down the Stitch ’Em Up pistol drill, a close-distance shooting exercise built around speed, accuracy, and shot placement.
John explains the setup and purpose behind the drill, why the target is designed to represent realistic proportions, and how the exercise challenges shooters to deliver accurate rounds under a tight time standard.
Watch as John demonstrates the drill and breaks down the principles behind executing it quickly and effectively.
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