I’m out of here on this opinion stuff
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12 feet away you have a silhouette target. You have 1.5 seconds to place 3 rounds. All three shots must be within a three inch spread. Hopefully you can draw your weapon at the range. If not, go from low ready.
If you get that down, 20 feet away, same silhouette target, Moving as you shoot and 6 shots within a six inch spread.
You can even do these single handed. Do this with the intent to improve upon each time you perform.
When you can get 6 shots in a second in a half you can feel adequate. Just so you know, I am working on being able to do it myself.
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I always start with “warm up”, that means regular shooting - time, relax, precision
then I go with defense shooting, then combat accuracy is my goal - balance between speed and precision.
I’m trying to be below 2 seconds with 3 shots from the holster, but first shot is most important and should be close to 1 second.
I like time drills which can be setup at my Range (target can be programmed to turn front/side and move back/forward.
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I also like to work on multiple target engagement when I get the chance and real estate for 90 degrees of shooting. Transferring quickly from one target to the next, fire and forget, is also very helpful for a moving target engagement as well. It helps you learn when to track or “ambush” a target. (For those unaware, ambush firing is holding your sights steady and waiting for the target to move into your line of fire, while tracking is actively moving your sights with the target and applying lead based on range and speed.)
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@Enzo_T… definitely I want to be behind your guns (as you are) not in front of the muzzle. 
Great shooting 
I have to take a picture of my “fun shooting” one day. All my classes I’ve been taking end with “Vegas drill”, what in my case means 43 rounds in 15 seconds.