Six shots, one target, as fast as you can keep them in the A-zone.
What this proves: Your grip holds all six shots in the A-zone, not just the first two.
Scored by: Time, all six in the A-zone · Log it in Range Log
Setup
7 yards. USPSA-style target. 6 rounds. Gun in the holster, hands at your sides.
How to run it
- Hands at your sides, gun in the holster.
- On the beep, six shots to the A-zone.
- Log the time. One shot outside the A-zone and it isn’t a time.
The standard
Clean-run rule: Six in the A-zone or it isn’t a time. 7 yards, from the holster, hands at your sides.
| Badge | Time, all six A |
|---|---|
| Squared Away | 2.00 or under |
| Dependable | 2.50 or under |
| Work in Progress | 3.00 or under |
| Dry-Fire Tonight | 3.50 or under |
From concealment, add 0.25 to each line. At other distances, log the time and the hits so you can watch them climb.
Scoring and source
Bill Wilson’s drill.
What it trains
Recoil control and grip. If the last four shots leave the A-zone, the grip is the answer.
What you need
- Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer
- Action Target USPSA paper targets, 100 pack
- Federal Champion 9mm 115gr FMJ, 250 rounds
- Howard Leight Impact Sport electronic earmuff
- Printable targets: RTB Targets
Buy the gear, then go shoot the drill.