I have an advanced defensive pistol class coming up in October and I have to give myself a crash refresher in operating my HK P2000 LEM (Carry gun). Yes, I know I should keep on top of this platform, but 99+% of my shooting is with a 3 lb. 1911 match trigger. Occasionally I'll run a few steel challenge strings with the HK and do just fine, but the transition rhythm seems to aid in LEM trigger prep. When I just hammer fire a few rounds at a target I'm tending to pull the shots left.
My thought is to work single, double and triple taps from low ready the week before the class and avoid the 1911, but I'm open to drill suggestions. The draw from IWB really isn't an issue. FWIW the TPW is just a bit over 5-1/2 lbs. and very smooth.
I should add that I've recently had to switch to my left eye. I've gotten solid with the 1911, but the HK grip is different and I think one of the contributors to pulling left is my muscle memory trying to align the gun with my right eye. Lesson learned: don't neglect the HK.