Is the Mozambique Drill practical?

It’s become more common, and the Mozambique is an excellent drill to work for countering body armor. Two shots to the chest will stun even the most heavily armed opponent.

What is the Mozambique technique?

The Mozambique Drill is a close-quarter shooting technique in which the shooter fires twice into the torso of a target (known as a double tap to the center of mass), momentarily assesses the hits, then follows them up with a carefully aimed shot to the head of the target.

Who invented the Mozambique Drill?

History. According to anecdotal history, the technique originated with a Rhodesian mercenary, Mike Rousseau, engaged in the Mozambican War of Independence (1964–1974).

Why is triple tap called Mozambique?

Sometime later, Rousseau made the acquaintance of Col. Jeff Cooper and told him about the incident. Cooper realized this would be a good training aid for his students and named the drill the Mozambique, after the country where the shooting occurred.

Is Mozambique a shotgun?

The Mozambique, still being classified as a pistol despite being a shotgun in the way that it fires, allows for a high level of movement, perfect for hit and run tactics.

What is Mozambique best known for?

Mozambique is rich in natural resources, is biologically and culturally diverse, and has a tropical climate. Its extensive coastline, fronting the Mozambique Channel, which separates mainland Africa from the island of Madagascar, offers some of Africa’s best natural harbours.

What is a good El Prez time?

The par time is 10 seconds which is considered good while pros can routinely get into the 4-5 second mark. And from Cooper himself, he believed a well executed El Presidente should sound like 6 evenly spaced shots followed by a lull for reloading, and then 6 evenly spaced shots again.

What is dry fire practice?

Dry firing is simply the practice of shooting a firearm without ammunition in the chamber. The user pulls the trigger, the hammer drops, but nothing happens.

Did the Mozambique get buffed?

The Mozambique Has Never Had A Nerf In fact, it has been only been buffed, with the gun being improved in a few different ways since launch. It has had its recoil spread and reset reduced, its iron sights improved, and most importantly, its magazine size increased from a measly 3 shots to a now acceptable 6.