What does your range session look like? Post up!
I want to start a thread to give ideas to those of us whose range sessions have become stale or to introduce new drills to those who may have not been made aware of various fun/challenging drills/tests/shooting challenges. I come across new stuff all the time and enjoy the variety in my practice. I have a few core drills that I track but still very much enjoy shooting new stuff at each session. I want this thread to simply be a list of what your schedule looks like at the session and a few thoughts at the end in summary. No need to post your performance, as each of us are at differing levels and our journals are for that side of things. For example I came across a few drills in a post from @karmapolice that I hadn't ran before and on a few instagram posts, one of which I suspect is a PFer but am not certain. As an example here is my next range plan -
5 yard roundup x1 (ran as a dotw before, search to see course of fire) - warmup
6 in 5 x 1(6 rounds to center com - Azone in my case- in 5 seconds starting at 10 yards and adding yardage with each successful attempt, thanks to karmapolice for the intro and ernest langdon for coming up with it)
Advanced Supertest with reload x1 - same par but with a reload added
Devil drill - draw 3 reload 3 on a b8 @6 yards, 55 or better to pass (from instagram courtesy of granola_gunslinger; suspected pfer?)
5 yard b8 drills that I came up with -
triple nickel course of fire but with two b8's - draw, fire two rounds to each be, alternating between them for 10 round(5 pairs) with a reload between the first and last target, 5 second par x1
same but with singles instead of doubles, transitioning after each shot x1
Modern samurai project Black belt patch standard x1- search for course of fire
Keepers test x3 (3 to a 3x5 at 7)
Advanced Supertest normal variant x1
I'd like commentary limited to questions about courses of fire etc...and keep thanks to pm, likes, etc...essentially creating a rolodex of drills and in the pocket range sessions for those who would benefit from it.
I look forward to seeing what you guys are up to and getting ideas from you.