I had one of "those days" at the range today. I ran this but used only 1 target. Dropped 4 total all low center. Can't imagine why that is(whole day long today). Anyway timer was picking up people next to me (indoor range) so I par timed it and came in under 5 sec every time. Will try again later. G19 Gen 4 115 FMJ Remington. And yes erratic ejection but that is for another thread.
Did anyone else do it Strong Hand Only or with an Airweight? I would like to have some data besides my own.
I'll do it this tomorrow or Sat.Originally Posted by HeadHunter
HH -- for whatever it's worth, here are my results from Chris Edwards's version:
- five shots 2H from concealment: 2.27, 5/5
- five shots SHO from concealment: 3.65, 5/5
- five shots WHO from ready: 3.52, 5/5
- five shots SHO from concealment: 3.76, 5/5
- five shots 2H from concealment: 2.30, 5/5
5" circle at 5yd
G17 gen4 (my everyday carry gun)
CCC Shaggy aiwb
untucked polo
HH, my 340 is a scandium S&W with the 2 inch barrel. I did not shoot it SHO.
I used this drill yesterday as part of the Use of Force module I was teaching in South Carolina. Out of 7 students, no one passed. This is the 2d time I have used it in a class and it's going in my standard POI now.
The members here are clearly a cut above the average shooter; but we knew that, didn't we?
I'll seize the opportunity to lower the average.To encourage also 'not so advanced' shooters, I'll present also my results
Walther P99, RWS 124 FMJ, Safariland 567, Large T-Shirt
In five runs, three were clean. In order: 4.32, 3.86, 3.49 (1 out), 4.03 (1 out), 3.86.
I accidentally performed a string SHO, and managed a 5.16 (1 out).
When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk. -Tuco
Today is victory over yourself of yesterday... -Miyamoto Musashi
I finally got around to trying this drill out.
Pertinent information:
Timer CED 7000 set on 3 second delay.
Pistol Ruger LCR .38+P w/ boot grips.
Ammo .38 Spl 125 grain JHP @ 900FPS (according to the Winchester load data book)
Start Position Freestyle, Low Ready
Drill 1: 5.05 all hits
Drill 2: 4.77 all hits
Drill 3: 4.45 all hits
Drill 4: 3.37 three misses (That's what I get for trying to go fast)
Drill 5: 4.36 all hits
I intend to do this again. The ammo used was punishing through the LCR. My widdle hands hurt.
Wheeler
Men freely believe that which they desire.
Julius Caesar
I think you're right. There are likely many members here who can easily clean this drill in under 5 seconds. I've shot this drill a few times, but I'm fairly new to shooting. I don't recall where I found the drill, but my source called it the 45 drill: four elements of fives; 5 yards, 5" target, 5 shots, 5 seconds. I like the name 45 drill!
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