I require noob clarification.
For the SHO string, can one use one's weak hand to pull the shirt up and away? (coming for AIWB, personally)
Seems like if you're going to draw and shoot SHO, it would mean the weak hand is disabled or otherwise occupied and can't help with the draw.
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No.Originally Posted by fuse
During the Saturday get together of Staff and friends:
12.94 raw time plus two misses (one during each of the 2H strings) equals 14.94 total.
Prdator and I shot this tonight. We both were running closed front cover and AIWB which is our normal EDC gear.
Prdator shot a 11.02 plus 3 misses ( 2 WHO 1 2H) for a 14.02.
I shot a 13.93 plus 4 misses (2 WHO 2 SHO) for a 17.93.
I shot this yesterday and ended up with a 23. something (my notebooks at home) I found this to be pretty freaking awful especially since I just shot 3 FAST drills for personal bests in the 7's. Apparently I though that lots of eye sprinting would be good when running the DOTW then let that theme prevail throughout the rest of my range session. It wasn't until after doing the 4567 and more than half of Jody's 99 drill that I was able to self-diagnose the eye sprinting and get myself back on track. I'm going to have to do this one again sometime this week in a feeble attempt at self-redemption.
I was finally able to squeeze in 2 hours of range time this morning using an RMR equipped G19 for all 215 shots fired. The bad news is that I blew my cold run on the Defoor Pistol Test #1 (http://www.kyledefoor.com/2011/05/de...ol-test-1.html), going over 2 sec (2.02 sec) on the draw and shoot 1 shot into the reduced A-zone. The Defoor Pistol Test #2 went better, as I scored a 28 (http://www.kyledefoor.com/2011/05/de...ol-test-2.html).
The good news is that I ran my best clean FAST drill with a G19 RMR, getting a 5.99.
The best clean time I had in four attempts at the Week 2 drill was 16.56 (3.11/4.88/4.96/3.61).
Last edited by DocGKR; 10-17-2011 at 03:01 PM.
Found the results. 2.86/3.87-1/4.34-1/2.96 = 16.03
Buddy of mine, TJ. 3.85/4.62-1/4.30-1/3.05 = 17.82 Didn't have another printed out circle so he used a used 5.5" repair center.
