Great day out on the range today! Beautiful weather, shooting with one of best friends and in general just having a really good time. Shot a drill that I shoot pretty often when out at USANA, the 5, 10, 15, and 20 yard drill. First shot this drill at a shooting school down in North Carolina. The name of the school is Trigger Time. Generally you would use a standard IDPA or FBI Q target that incorporates an 8" A zone hit area. I like using a 6x12" steel plate target. Those of you who know me know that I like shooting steel! This drill is designed to enhance your ability to distinguish between time and distance as it relates to accuracy if you are involved in a confrontation. Only hits count! Shooting too fast and missing does nothing to solve the problem. It just makes you more vulnerable for a longer period, Not a good thing. You need to end it as soon as possible and that can only be done with good solid hits place in that high center of the chest area, ( this size target represents that area).
The real reason for this post is not about my shooting skills. It more about what I prefer in the way of equipment, HINT! Those of you who know and shoot with me know that I am a die heart when it comes to equipment. So I ask you this? Does anyone see something that is out of place! besides the old guy on the range. lol
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