8-3

Start position is standing in box, hands relaxed at sides, gun loaded in holster, facing downrange. On start, draw and engage head only with 2 rounds, perform a mandatory reload and re-engage head only with 2 rounds prone.

30 reps

Par Times:

G: 3.25

M: 3.75

A: 4.50

B: 5.00

C: 5.75

D: 6.5

8-2

Start position is in either box, gun unloaded in holster, hands relaxed at sides. Upon start signal, draw, load, and engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each, perform a mandatory reload on the way to the other box then re-engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each.

30 reps

Par Times:

G: 5.20

M: 5.70

A: 6.00

B: 6.30

C: 6.50

D: 6.80

8-1

Start position is standing in box, gun loaded in holster, hands releaxed at sides. On start signal draw and engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each. Perform a mandatory reload and re-engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each.

25 reps

Par Times:

G: 6.00

M: 6.60

A: 7.20

B: 7.50

C: 8.00

D: 8.50

7-31

Start position is standing behind barricade (doorway usable), gun unloaded in holster, hands touching barricade at chest height. Upon start signal, draw, load, and engage plates 1 - 6.

6 inch plates at 10 yards is ok.

50 reps

Par Times:

G: 3.20

M: 3.80

A: 4.20

B: 4.50

C: 4.80

D: 5.20

7-30

Start position is 7 yards from table. Gun loaded on table. At start signal, retrieve gun and engage each target with 2 rounds each.

30 reps

Par Times:

G: 5.00

M: 6.00

A: 6.50

B: 7.00

C: 7.50

D: 8.00

7-29

Start position is standing in rear box, gun loaded in holster, wrists above shoulders, facing uprange. Upon start signal, turn and engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each on the move. Once you get to box B perform a mandatory reload and re-engage T1-3 with 2 rounds each.

30 reps

Par Times:

G: 4.00

M: 4.50

A: 5.00

B: 5.50

C: 6.00

D: 6.50

Random Thoughts....

You need to shoot slightly above your limit - where you are calling shots correctly only 50 - 75% of the time. With diligence, you will increase your ability to process visual input. I don't believe it is possible to improve when you are calling 100% of your shots.

Merry Christmas everyone! 

Shoot straight into the new year and as always, just keep livin'