The Fastest 2x2x2 Drill on the Planet

cool video and instruction.

First off, great vid. Like you said, probably not the fastest but it was still damn fast. Secondly I would like to comment to the people who always seem to pop up in police related forums who say " police should be training to be thinkers not killers" or some variation of that. Police officers are not these mindless robots that go out killing people just for the sake of doing it. Frankly it is dreaded by most officers, it is taking someone else's life. The reason that we train for this situation so vigorously is because it is the "worst case scenario" and is a situation where lives are on the line. Officers train rigorously in shoot/no-shoot drills, legal updates and force continuums to hone our split second decisions on when and who to shoot. However when that "oh s#!t" situation arises there is no time to stop, assess, weigh the options, square off your stance, wink your eye, aim and shoot like people think there should be. Officers barely have enough time to un-holster and move towards cover, so its for this reason that we train to shoot fast and accurate. That's what saves good people's lives. Furthermore, most every profession does the same thing: train for disaster. Firefighters and EMT's train for mass casualty situations like major crashes and explosions, major businesses have protocols and training for their own disasters as well such as a product line failure or economic fluctuation. You don't see people going around saying "damn, those firefighters go around training for school bus crashes all the time, it's like all they want is school buses to crash." They train because when the situation happens you need to know what to do and do it quick. So please, if you weren't there and haven't been there before dont try to pretend you have. Thanks. :)

Operator training is by and large superior to police training because the soldier faces a well armed and organized threat that is also well trained and conditioned. This requires the operator to have better weapons technology, better conditioning, and better training then the enemy. It's not likely an officer would face 3 armed opponents at close proximity, but it would be better to have the knowledge and skills necessary to neutralize multiple threats. IMO these speed drills could only increase an officers chance of survival, despite the deviation from department protocol.

Wow!

I'm fairly sure those guys didn't miss. It'd be really hard to miss at that range.

He is fast on the draw but how was the accuracy in the target grouping?

All I can say is WOW.

1.26 seconds, that is FAST!