Mozambique Drill The Mozambique Drill also known as the "fa..
Added 2023-08-21 07:48:58 +0000 UTCMozambique Drill The Mozambique Drill also known as the "failure drill" may sound counterintuitive, but it's a powerful tool in firearms training. You’ll find this drill and skill used in every level of firearms training. This drill replicates real-world scenarios where immediate threat neutralization doesn't happen on the first shot. By exposing shooters to controlled stress and encouraging tactical decision-making, the drill prepares them for the unexpected and instills a mindset of constant improvement. Immediate feedback from hits and misses empowers shooters to refine their techniques, track progress, and foster an unyielding commitment to preparedness. How to: The failure drill involves firing initial shots at a target's designated hit zone and transitioning to follow-up shots if the threat persists. Imagine someone’s attacking you and chasing you and you shoot them and they don’t go down, you’ll follow up with another shot in the head to neutralize the threat. Mind you this is in self defense. The reason a threat may not go down is because they are high on drugs like PCP which is known to give “super human strength” and people don’t get affected by bullets (wild but true). Also, it could be because they have body armor on. This drill enhances skill progression, stress inoculation, and real-world decision-making. Embracing the challenges of the failure shooting drill isn't about defeat—it's about embracing growth and developing the skillset required to navigate high-pressure situations with precision and composure. Try this the next time you’re at the range! Stay Safe -Ryan
