If you are not allowed to draw your gun at the range start from a low ready position with finger off the trigger. Download target and use at the range but most of all have fun, practice, and train.
Set target at 2 or 3 yards.
Five slow shots. Take your time.
Draw or low ready , One shot -5 Times.
& 4 Draw or low ready, one shot on #3 and one shot on #4 - 4 times.
Draw or low ready- Five shots strong hand.
& 7 Draw or low ready - Two shots on six and two shots on seven - 4 times
Draw or low ready - Five shots from weak hand.
& 10 - Draw or low ready one shot on 9 then reload and one shot on ten.- 3 times. Time this step and record it.
This is a great drill, although a bit ammo intensive for current times. But if your like me and have purchased 22s every time you have seen a good price over the last 30 years, you can do this every week for a long time. Get a good 22 LR pistol that replicates a common carry gun and have fun. Once it becomes too easy, back up a couple yards and start over. Its a great way to track your progress and makes you practice a number of skills like reloads and shooting one handed both strong and support hands.
Okay, Shoot away! I know my skill level and I know where I am weak.
By the way, just put new sights on the gun. That is not an excuse, that is there are no excuses!
Top miss was alignment of the sights. The sights are dots and it is set to the dot.
Weak hand shooting is something I really have to work on. I did hit it once though.
I shot a .45 @12 feet.
A day at the range is a good day! Felt good! Therapeutic!
Thanks! I was thinking the same thing. Maybe my strong hand was already tired by the time I got around to this drill. Or maybe I should be shooting left handed all the time.
Good point! but my weak hand is all over the place. I would hate to have to shoot 25 feet with my weak hand but, I have something to shoot for! See what I did there?
