Beep to first shot. The clock doesn’t care what holster you bought.
What this proves: Your draw is fast enough to matter.
Scored by: Time, open or concealed · Log it in Range Log
Setup
7 yards. Any target. Dry fire counts. Pick concealment or open holster for every run.
How to run it
- Unload. Confirm clear. Put the ammo in another room for dry fire.
- On the beep, draw and press one shot.
- Log the time and the holster type.
The standard
Clean-run rule: Live fire, a miss voids the time. Dry fire, the sights have to be on target when the shot breaks. 7 yards, hands at your sides.
| Badge | Open holster | Concealment |
|---|---|---|
| Holster’s Empty | 1.00 or under | 1.25 or under |
| Quick Enough | 1.25 or under | 1.50 or under |
| Getting There | 1.50 or under | 1.75 or under |
| Still Fishing for It | over 1.50 | over 1.75 |
Scoring and source
Times from Gabe White’s technical skills tests.
What it trains
The draw. It’s the first thing that happens in a fight and the thing people practice least.
What you need
- Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer
- A-Zoom Snap Caps 9mm, 10 pack
- Galco Combat Master 2.0 belt holster, Glock 19 (RH)
- Printable targets: RTB Targets
Buy the gear, then go shoot the drill.