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<blockquote data-quote="chuter" data-source="post: 2402833" data-attributes="member: 13693"><p>Speaking for handgun drills, at H&H I usually get one of the large targets that has 5 bulls on it. I practice transition, shooting one round at each bull, then maybe 2 at each, or make up drills that include reloading during the transitions. There's enough room at the shooting station to practice a little side movement too. They don't want you to draw from holster, but I start with the gun pointing downrange at the hip, point 2 in a 4 point draw, then side step and present, then start what ever drill I'm doing.</p><p></p><p>Sometimes I work on first shot, sometimes one handed, all this at various distances.</p><p></p><p>I can usually find plenty to work on that needs improvement.</p><p></p><p>I usually spend a few rounds just on basic marksmanship; slow and steady.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chuter, post: 2402833, member: 13693"] Speaking for handgun drills, at H&H I usually get one of the large targets that has 5 bulls on it. I practice transition, shooting one round at each bull, then maybe 2 at each, or make up drills that include reloading during the transitions. There's enough room at the shooting station to practice a little side movement too. They don't want you to draw from holster, but I start with the gun pointing downrange at the hip, point 2 in a 4 point draw, then side step and present, then start what ever drill I'm doing. Sometimes I work on first shot, sometimes one handed, all this at various distances. I can usually find plenty to work on that needs improvement. I usually spend a few rounds just on basic marksmanship; slow and steady. [/QUOTE]
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