I roll my eyes at this stuff. My redneck tech turner just runs off of an old CED-6000 timer. Can do increments of 0.10 second and as quick as 0.60.
Excellence in law enforcement shooting is a lost cause. I'm sure there's not POST qual that requires performance in anything less than a 1 second increment.
- It's not the odds, it's the stakes.
- If you aren't dry practicing every week, you're not serious.....
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Gave this drill a go with my new iron sighted m9a1 compact. I went ahead and printed out the original target and pasted it onto an ialefi q. I shot the drill from aiwb and I used the current bakersfield pd par times for a turning target system. The target turners at the range I have access to do not allow for anything other than whole second increments. I think using the original target adds a layer of difficulty because of the lack of a defined point of aim. I also had to adjust the distances slightly because my range is yds only. I will say I prefer the challenge of the original par times vs the current ones for the turning target system. I think the original par times are well within reach for most people and I've shot multiple 95s using my rmr'd glock 26 from aiwb. Overall still a great test of skill in 10 rounds.
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I decided to revisit this drill using the original par times and a slight increase in distances due to the target system at my range only allowing for yds. I was finally able to pull off my 1st 100 pt run on this drill. I shot this at the end of my range session using a beretta m9a1 compact drawn from aiwb with the manual safety engaged. The final string tends to be the most difficult for me especially with the smaller 7 inch scoring zone of the original target. I'm very pleased with the outcome of this run especially since it was done using iron sights.
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