BDF Drill

A random drill I ran today that fits into a target setup that I use frequently, the defoor pistol test #1. Setup a uspsa metric with a b8 repair center as you were going to run the defoor test, bottom of b8 lined up with bottom of c zone - leaving a 6x6 lower A zone). At 7 yards draw and fire 3 rounds to the b8 paper(scoring rings as your target), 2 rounds to the 6x6 lower A, then 1 round to the upper A credit card for a total of 6 rounds.

It's a take on a changing gears drill combining aspects of a bill drill and failure drill. BDF is short for my initial cheeky name Bill's Diminishing Failure or it could be Bill Defoor Failure as a way to remember the setup and drill.

Scored however best benefits you - pass/fail, tracking time with penalties, hit factor etc....

First run was fantastic, 2.88 clean. It went downhill from there with either mikes or slower times on the subsequent runs.

5" m&p 2.0
Jmck 2.5 w dsg darkwing and pad
Tshirt

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Fell apart on the 2.97 run so tightened up for a clean run at a "guaranteed" pace with a 3.53 after. Fun challenging drill if you need to mix up your range session.

Ruger lcr .22
Dsg holster
Tshirt

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Here's the 3.01 from up above with the m&p. It's the only one i got. Had some technical difficulties haha

https://youtu.be/DBVktsbmpKw

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147 hst carry ammo - m&p 2.0c - 3.59

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M&p 2.0c 2.84 clean

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Mismanaged ammo, had to to reload plus slide didn't lock back=total clusterfuck