Low Ready sounds good to me, but I have Blackhawk CQCs for all of my pistols, so holstered works too. So what is the exact courses of fire?

3 yards, 50 rounds, described in the drill, not timed, then what? Again at 3 yards timed? And third course of fire at 5 yards? Or just one course of fire, at 3 yards, not timed?

Need clarification. I might have to consider a different pistol, if the round count climbs, as the G27 and the G23,
are not kind to my hands, after a 100 rounds or so. I am getting soft.

Squeeze

Here is my first attempt. Used what I usually have near; a G21SF, with Wilson Combat barrel. I know this wasn’t supposed to be timed but for the sake of the exercise; I tried to “hurry” through the drills that I felt where supposed to be fast. Got a little too fast on some, likely could have been faster on some too. Definitely learned few things…

#1 a measured 9 feet is CLOSE
#2 Fix the target properly – I was in a hurry and just poked hole with knife at top & hung the cardboard from a a sapling limb. My first dot, every shot shook the tree & was still waving during the next shot. Kind of looks dumb, my slow fire group being about the worst, but alas; I have an excuss .
#3 When you’re getting confident & start shooting faster than you should, you get misses (see dot #4 fast transition from 3-4). Started getting wild in the doubletap drill also (6/7), but for some reason the second target there was much better???
#4 I’m about embarrassed how poor my strong hand is from draw…
#5 I’m pretty d@mn good with my week hand (however, here I did not hurry at all, took plenty of time expecting it to be extra poor). Still, it looks like I need practice grip week hand. My POI is obvious right.
#6 It sucks having to pick up magazines on 9/10
#7 I recommend not doing it in mid 90 degree heat. I about melted. Sweat dripping! Especially after picking up brass (I'm getting old).

Anyway, here is target. There are few double holes that are hard to see but they are there.




If I get a little time I’ll try it again for sure… It was fun & a bit educating.

Probably shouldn't use new priority boxes posted on the internet, they can fine you for that.

That's a good looking target! Good shooting, and thanks for participating.

A good rule of thumb that might help you distinguish between target shooting and tactical handgun shooting: if you're shooting from a stationary position, you're target shooting. If you're shooting while you're moving or from behind a barrier while exposing only enough of you to return fire (avoiding taking rounds), you're tactically training.

This is a pretty good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2hn6AVCVro

Search engine, "Law enforcement tactical shooting," for edification.

EMP3,
That is very good!!

Some years back,NYPD published SOP 9 which,basically,was a study of 6,000 shootings over a ten year period of time. The results basically were this;
1-all incidents occurred less than 21 feet and with the vast majority 10 feet or less (mostly 3 feet)
2-no reloads were used
3- most,if not all incidents used 2-3 shots

4-and took less than 5 seconds


My experience is three tours in 'Nam and 40 years as an LEO.

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