Ten rounds at five yards. Four strings, each on a 2.5 second par.
What this proves: You can run the gun fast with either hand at bad-breath distance.
Scored by: Points · Log it in Range Log
Setup
5 yards. B-8 repair center. 10 rounds. Start holstered for string one.
How to run it
- String 1: draw, 1 shot.
- String 2: 4 shots.
- String 3: 3 shots, strong hand only.
- String 4: 2 shots, support hand only.
- Each string has a 2.5 second par.
The standard
Clean-run rule: Every string has 2.5 seconds. A miss off the 10-inch center is minus 10, and a late shot is minus 5.
| Badge | Points |
|---|---|
| Squared Away | 100. Every shot in the 10 ring, every string in time. |
| Dependable | 95 or more, all in the black |
| Work in Progress | 90 or more, all in the 8 ring |
| Dry-Fire Tonight | all 10 on the center, in time |
100 is possible. The best do it on demand.
Scoring and source
Justin Dyal’s drill.
What it trains
Close-range speed with either hand, under a clock that doesn’t negotiate.
What you need
- Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer
- SIG Ammo 9mm 115gr FMJ, 50 rounds
- Action Target pasters, 1,000
- Galco Combat Master 2.0 belt holster, Glock 19 (RH)
- Printable targets: RTB Targets
Buy the gear, then go shoot the drill.