Viking Tactics Triple Threat Rifle Drill

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The Triple Threat is designed to really dial in on CQB-type shooting. It requires a great mix of both speed and accuracy. I recommend starting this one at about 5 yards. If you're routinely making all of your shots on this one, it's time to speed up!

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• Kyle Lamb
• Viking Tactics
• Triple Threat
• rifle
• combat
• drills
• CQB
• SWAT
• VTAC
• carbine
• training
• SOF
• Special Forces
• military
• police
• tactical training
• self defense

[TheOperator150]

Kyle, I have noticed in all your shooting videos you run the FSB up or maybe it is fixed. Can you tell me what sight that is and why you prefer to run it at way? I have tried that but it seemed to cloud my FOV. Also do you run the Sight up when you are using your Leupold to?

[VikingTactics]

@TheOperator150 I always run with the front sight up when using a red dot reflex type sight. I do this to help me quickly transition if need be to irons, using the front sight and the aperture of the scope as a rear sight. The other reason is to help eliminate parallax when shooting long range in crazy positions.

I do not leave the sight up when using my Leupold scopes, I fold it down. I use the Troy folding BUIS.

Kyle

[shocknawefilms]

Kyle,

Which sight do you recommend for an AR? I have a bushnell red/green sight and it sticks too far off my rifle. I like the looks of the one on your rifle, and I'm sure you don't use anything but the best. Thanks.

Erik Schacht

[VikingTactics]

@shocknawefilms I use the Leupold 1-8 or an EOTech right now. Although Leupold will have a new 1-6 out soon and that will be the prime choice in my book.

ADIOS

Kyle

[Red53Rider]

Great stuff as usual Kyle. What type/brand timer is that you are using? Very interested in getting one of these to improve my shooting. Thanks in advance for your response. Happy holidays and Merry Christmas to you and the family!

[VikingTactics]

@Red53Rider I use the Competition Electronics Pro II, however I would not recommend it, I go through 2-3 a year but have not made the change to a better timer, there are some smaller timers available that give you just as many options I have not gotten around to buying one yet.

Kyle

[VikingTactics]

@Delta8559272 We put one round in the pelvis because that is the drill, simply teaching students to drive the weapon. In a confrontation we would pick the available vital area and continue to engage the threat until it is neutralized. If I had a pelvis shot I would definitely take it.

You can shoot this any way you want, just remember, this is a drill not a scenario.

Kyle

[VikingTactics]

@nafetshtor Guten Tag.

I would use three bullseyes on each target stand to simulate the Gravity boxes on the VTAC Targets. Head, chest, pelvis with a 6 inch bull would make this a good drill.

Kyle

[HAUSS81]

Now I know who taught Chuck Norris what he knows.

[rambosperm]

great drill and i've been through muliple shooting packages and have 2 combat deployments. BUT the only problem i have with these drills is the fact that when you shoot human at this distance, or any distance, they then to drop to the ground after the first shot or two depending on how fast you are. you need to incorperate a target falling to the ground when it comes to the clean up shots, because they will not be stationary or still standiing

[mynameisjohn87]

5.04...damn

[Dfnsvend099]

Is that a La Rue tactical he is using?

[Volkov556]

Love this drill, thanks Kyle!

[lukipelaSOD]

@G4Disco That was actually my thinking when I first saw this. Best to shock each target with a round and re-evaluate, especially if you're in a stack and the guys behind you are doing the same thing. However this is a drill meant to train moving your gun rapidly between shots, not true tactics, which is why it's shot the way it is.