07/31/2026
GOALS.
Do you set them when you train, practice, shoot?
I usually set my training days based on speed or accuracy,
occasionally mixing them together.
Two days ago,
I focused on speed, consistently reducing my splits on reduced sized targets from the draw at increasef distances, with Lee & Kara.
Yesterday,
accuracy at the BCPL match.
Today,
Speed.
Sub one second draws from concealment appendix with a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 with a red dot on a C Zone at 10 yards.
Ultimate Goal.
Two second BILL DRILLS.
6 rounds from the holster,
in 2 seconds,
at 6 yards,
all hits in the A Zone.
My best time ever.
2.01 seconds.
Analysis.
I need a sub one second draw (.94 seconds) considering my splits on target average .21 seconds.
Results.
I consistently hit in mid .9 seconds from concealment on a C Zone at 10 yards (sorry, no videos, you have to trust me)
But did I miss?
Yes.
A lot.
That's the only way you know you've pushed past your limits.
I was able to draw & engage in the .8s but wasn't consistent,
But it ultimately helped me be more comfortable in the .9s.
One step closer to achieving & constantly meeting this GOAL.
What are your goals?
- First place in the local match?
- Out shoot your buddies?
- Be better than you were yesterday....
in order to do that you need to shoot consistently.
Shooting is perishable.
You get rusty.
You need to train.....
and practice,
if you ultimately want to be serious about carrying & shooting a firearm to protect yourself and your family.
