gtmtnbiker98, David ; I actually use 3x5 cards and paper plates quite a bit for poor man's F.A.S.T. targets, walk back drills, etc.. Our last qualifications were pretty easy after organized practice of the PT drills and dry firing (perfect scores with a G35 and the P30). I appreciate the feedback (thanks Todd). You guys have heard of a Gym Rat? This forum and pistol-training have turned me into a Range Rat.
Regarding your question about what is a fast time for a DA shot in the strictest sense and not the pseudo DA that your glocks and other similar striker fired guns are, I would look to Ben Stoeger. Granted that this demonstration is not from concealment, I would use it as a good indicator of the upper limits of speed and accuracy. I know that a good deal of members here participate in the shooting sports and it is not often that you see Beretta out on the firing line. He's picked a platform and stuck to it and I would imagine that through his progress he has encountered a number of people who told him that he would never be able to succeed with that platform. A further testament to the adage that it is the Indian and not the arrow.
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