What, if any, resources exist to train shoot/no shoot and target id outside of dedicated facilities and courses. The brain equivalent of dry fire practice vs range time.
I have reasonable shooting abilities (high C low B for USPSA production). On the shooting mechanics front I have substantial room for improvement, but I have identified specific areas and training options to reinforce those skills.
The problem that I have is with overrunning my headlights. I can put accurate aimed fire into a target much faster than I can positively identify the target and make the mental switch to engage. I have had quite a few fantastic opportunities to train force on force, escalation of force, various types of video simulation, and even simple drills like flip the card and shoot the target with the matching suit, but I am looking for something that I can incorporate into a weekly routine that is not on a range.
What do you folks use to exercise your ability to make those choices? It's an OODA loop problem, but if it is a skill, it should be one I can practice - ideally outside of an extensive training environment.