Jeff Cooper’s classic. Three targets, a reload, twelve rounds.
What this proves: You can turn, draw, move between targets and reload without coming apart.
Scored by: Time, all 12 hits · Log it in Range Log
Setup
10 yards. Three targets about 1 yard apart. 12 rounds, six per magazine. Start with your back to the targets, hands up or at your sides.
How to run it
- On the beep: turn and draw.
- Two shots on each target.
- Reload.
- Two more on each target.
The standard
Clean-run rule: All 12 in the 8-inch zone or it isn’t a time. 10 yards, back to the targets, gun carried the way you carry it every day.
| Badge | Time, all 12 hits |
|---|---|
| Squared Away | 10.00 or under |
| Dependable | 12.00 or under |
| Work in Progress | 15.00 or under |
| Dry-Fire Tonight | over 15.00 |
10 seconds is the par Cooper set, and it still holds up.
What it trains
Turning, drawing, moving between targets and reloading without the gun falling apart in your hands.
What you need
- Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer
- Action Target USPSA paper targets, 100 pack
- Fab Defense double magazine pouch for Glock 9mm
- Federal Champion 9mm 115gr FMJ, 250 rounds
- Printable targets: RTB Targets
Buy the gear, then go shoot the drill.