Week 318: How Small A Target In Two Seconds?
Results may be posted until May 26th, 2019.
Designed by: Gabe White
Range: 7 yards
Target: Shooter's choice, see below
Start Position: Holstered or ready, see below
Rounds Fired: Varies
This drill focuses on exploring how small a target we can hit pretty reliably, within two seconds at seven yards.
Set up your initial target at seven yards and your par time for two seconds. Shooter's choice of targets: 8" circle, USPSA lower A-zone, head box (6x6"), 3x5", USPSA upper A-zone, 2" circle, 1" square, and others are all acceptable. At the start signal, draw and shoot one shot at the target. If your range does not allow you to draw from a holster, begin from the ready position of your choice.
Try to start with a target you can be successful on, even if it is larger than you would like (entire silhouette?), and progress to more challenging targets. But you'll only have results to report if you can hit the target under the par time three times consecutively.
If you are successful three times in a row at hitting the target in two seconds or less, either end the drill or repeat using a more difficult target with the same distance and par time.
Please report the following when you post your results in this thread:
Gun, holster and concealment (optional), or ready position start
First target successfully engaged three times in a row and under two seconds
Any subsequent targets successfully engaged three times in a row and under two seconds
Anything you noticed
Training with firearms is an inherently dangerous activity. Be sure to follow all safety protocols when using firearms or practicing these drills. These drills are provided for information purposes only. Use at your own risk.
Originally Posted by Duke
