Sean Strickland Tries CIA Shooting Drill 🤯
Sean Strickland participates in a CIA shooting drill competition, claiming he beat the majority of Green Berets in a previous shooting competition. The video shows timed shooting exercises where Strickland and others attempt to hit targets as quickly as possible, with times ranging from 1.18 to 3.04 seconds.
Summary
Sean Strickland is featured in a shooting drill exercise that appears to be modeled after CIA training protocols. At the beginning, Strickland makes a claim that he previously beat the majority of Green Berets in a shooting competition. The drill itself involves a high ready shooting position, where participants hit a buzzer to start, then attempt to hit a target (marked as 75) as quickly as possible. The instructor demonstrates the drill first, achieving a time of 2.50 seconds, which Strickland dismisses as 'slow' and 'beatable.' Strickland then attempts the drill multiple times, with his first attempt resulting in 2.21 seconds. He becomes frustrated after what he perceives as a nervous performance and requests another attempt. His subsequent attempts yield times of 1.47 seconds and 1.18 seconds, with the final result appearing to impress both himself and the others present. The competitive nature of the exercise is evident as participants take turns, and their times are progressively compared against each other, creating a sense of friendly competition and escalation.
Key Insights
- Sean Strickland claims he beat the majority of Green Berets in a previous shooting competition
- The instructor's initial time of 2.50 seconds is critiqued by Strickland as slow and beatable
- Strickland attributes one of his slower performances (2.21 seconds) to nervousness and requests another attempt
- Strickland progressively improves his shooting times, dropping from 1.47 seconds to 1.18 seconds in consecutive attempts
- The competitive dynamic between participants escalates as each person attempts to beat the previous times
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Transcript
[0:00] I will say though, I did beat the majority of Green Berets in that shooting competition. >> So, we're going to start at a high ready like this. You'll hit the buzzer, come up, and just see how long it takes you to [music] hit the 75. I'll go first. >> Shooter ready? 2.50. >> That's slow. >> That's beatable slow. >> Slow. Shooter ready? >> Yep. >> 1.7 Nice. All right. >> SHOOTER READY? [0:30] AH! HEY, LET ME GO AGAIN. >> AGAIN. LET ME go again. >> You better not edit this out, ever. >> You know I won't. >> 2.21 >> Damn. 3.04 >> Oh, that's That's talking. [music] I got nervous. >> Nice. 1.47 [music]…
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