The Bill Drill, three times, pushing back from 7 to 25 yards.
What this proves: You know how much to slow down as the target gets farther away.
Scored by: Time-plus · Log it in Range Log
Setup
7, 15 and 25 yards. USPSA-style target. 18 rounds, six per distance.
How to run it
- Run a Bill Drill at 7.
- Back up to 15 and run it again.
- Finish at 25.
The standard
Scoring: Time-plus. Add your raw time across all three distances, then add 0.5 for each C, 1 for each D and 5 for each miss. Every string starts from the holster.
| Badge | Time-plus |
|---|---|
| Squared Away | 10.00 or under |
| Dependable | 12.00 or under |
| Work in Progress | 15.00 or under |
| Dry-Fire Tonight | over 15.00 |
Sub-10 is a patch-worthy run. The fastest shooters in the country run under 7 from open carry and around 8 from concealment.
Scoring and source
Billy Barton’s drill, Spectrain.
What it trains
Knowing how much to slow down as the target gets smaller.
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.