This time I made a PDF for pistol practice

[LouisianaCarry]

Changed things up and made one PDF for rifle and pistol exercises.

PDF

For those who liked my rifle standards, I made one for pistol work.

You can alter this or do whatever you want. I just thought it would be helpful if I made a list of things that would be good to stay in practice on. If you don't have a timer- get one or do the best you can. These are all static in that they do not require getting "off the X," which is important. You can add that in as you see fit- these are meant to be basic maneuvers.

Pistol Standards

It could still use a little tweaking- feel free to add your thoughts here.

 

[aroundlsu]

Nice guide. I'm glad to see my times are pretty close to what your par times are.

Have you ever considered adding hostage targets to the mix? Since the Awerbuck class, I've been adding one and two hostages taped to the target in various positions with the name of a loved one written on the hostage target (morbid maybe, but helps reinforces the message). With new shooters I bring with me, this drill really hits home the message of what it means to be a defensive shooter vs. a target shooter.

 

[vsound]

Try stage 2 in the link below for rifle. It doesn't specify in the drawing, but the steel are at 100, 200, and 300 yards. These are the stages for the multigun nationals, which will be just around the corner from you (LC) this weekend (Oct. 3-5). If nothing else, you should come out and watch.

http://nroi.org/nationals/images/MG_Stages_Combined.pdf

 

[LouisianaCarry]

Fixed a couple type-Os, grouped the concealed shooting together for convenience and adjusted a few times.

 

[Chained Lightnin']

I'd like to see a video of the pistol standards.

 

[LouisianaCarry]

I'd like to make one.

I brought my camera out to the range and tried to use the video function, but it came out crappy.

I am trying to figure out what video camera to buy without spending a fortune, since I will only use it for occaisional youtube videos.