Two to the body, one to the head. Because sometimes two isn’t enough.
What this proves: You can switch from a fast pair to a precise head shot under time.
Scored by: Time, draw badges · Log it in Range Log
Setup
7 yards. One target with a body zone and a head box. 3 rounds. From the holster.
How to run it
- On the beep: draw, two to the body.
- One to the head.
- All three hits must be clean or the run doesn’t count.
The standard
Clean-run rule: Two in the body and one in the head box, or the time is void. 7 yards, from the holster.
| Badge | Time |
|---|---|
| Holster’s Empty | 1.70 or under |
| Quick Enough | 2.25 or under |
| Getting There | 2.90 or under |
| Still Fishing for It | 4.00 or under |
From concealment, add 0.25 to each line. Slower than 4.00 is dry-fire homework.
Scoring and source
Times from Gabe White’s technical skills tests.
What it trains
The shift from a fast pair to a precise head shot, under time.
What you need
- Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer
- Galco Combat Master 2.0 belt holster, Glock 19 (RH)
- Federal Champion 9mm 115gr FMJ, 250 rounds
- Action Target USPSA paper targets, 100 pack
- Printable targets: RTB Targets
Buy the gear, then go shoot the drill.