I do variations of all of those. We kind of mesh the double tap with the transitioning targets though. We'll put 4 or 5 targets out at different distances and put a 3x5 index card or draw a roughly 4" circle on a blank piece of paper. Then put two in each card before moving to the next target. We usually transition between carbine and sidearm and incorporate a couple reloads in as well. So for example we might start right to left, two in each of 3 targets between 10 and 25 yards with a pistol, with a reload after number 2. Then start again from left to right with the carbine, 2 in number one, 2 in number two, reload, 2 in number 3 and duck around the berm for one at the 100 yard steel and one at the 200 yard steel.Whether you want to shoot USPSA or IDPA pistol competitions, or simply become more skilled with a handgun, these three drills will help you.
Three Basic Self-Defense Drills
Hone your skills with this trio of drills designed to emphasize the basic tenets of armed self-defense.www.speer.com
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