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·I'm trying to put together some drills to help structure my training time to make it effective -- particularly my range time. Here are a few of the drills I've laid out:
Mozambique
Target: Silhoutte or any two part (upper/lower) target
Round Count: 15 (3 rds x 5)
Drill: From the low ready or holster, fire two aimed shots at lower target (representing the torso) and one aimed shot at the upper target (head).
Slow Fire
Target: Any
Round Count: 15
Drill: Slow fire one magazine each from the following positions: Weaver, Strong hand only, weak hand only
Non-Standard Response
Target: Silhouette or IPSC/IDPA standard
Round Count: 24 (4 rds x 6)
Drill: From holster or low ready, fire 2 aimed shots, move left or right, fire 4 aimed shots.
Note: This drill is usually reserved for the outdoor range - movement is too restricted indoors.
What other drills do you guys practice -- either live or dry fire? How often?
Let's hear it...
Jim
Mozambique
Target: Silhoutte or any two part (upper/lower) target
Round Count: 15 (3 rds x 5)
Drill: From the low ready or holster, fire two aimed shots at lower target (representing the torso) and one aimed shot at the upper target (head).
Slow Fire
Target: Any
Round Count: 15
Drill: Slow fire one magazine each from the following positions: Weaver, Strong hand only, weak hand only
Non-Standard Response
Target: Silhouette or IPSC/IDPA standard
Round Count: 24 (4 rds x 6)
Drill: From holster or low ready, fire 2 aimed shots, move left or right, fire 4 aimed shots.
Note: This drill is usually reserved for the outdoor range - movement is too restricted indoors.
What other drills do you guys practice -- either live or dry fire? How often?
Let's hear it...
Jim