'Splain to me the 5x5x5 drill....

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Originally Posted by MVS

I thought Gila Hayes designed the drill and find it to be a bit too easy as designed. Probably a good test for novices. http://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lou.../5x5-drill.pdf

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I think thats right, i was suspicious that i had gotten it wrong with Lynn.

I think 5yds x 5 rds x *5" would be sporty.

*meaning touching the x of the B8

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Originally Posted by MVS

I thought Gila Hayes designed the drill and find it to be a bit too easy as designed. Probably a good test for novices. http://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lou.../5x5-drill.pdf

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Sorry, I should've mentioned I knew that much, but I thought there was a version that made the 5 seconds more challenging. I'm a ~6.5 second FAST shooter, and I didn't find this challenging at 5 seconds from concealment from day 1, but I like the concept. I'll be utilizing some of your ideas like reloading or only in the 8 ring or better, etc.

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Originally Posted by ST911

Also discussed here by Claude Werner: https://tacticalprofessor.wordpress....nce-standards/

I've found the several variations of the 5rds-5yds-5secs-5" drill to be a good indicator of a basic, beginning competency.

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Love this! Thanks!

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Originally Posted by CCT125US

I think 5yds x 5 rds x *5" would be sporty.

*meaning touching the x of the B8

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BTW, I still suck at your basic version of your 2 squares and 2 circles for 10 shots. Grrr...nice drill.

What about Triple 6? Kinda the same thing, but with a reload.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8YRxqgmmN0