Designed by Gila Hayes and popularized by Claude Werner (The Tactical Professor), this drill is the ultimate reality check for concealed carriers. It strips away the fluff and tests your ability to deliver accurate fire under a par time.
Execute 5 identical strings:
Repeat the process 5 times.
Start with a loaded firearm, holstered (preferably concealed).
At the signal, draw and fire 5 rounds into the 5-inch circle.
Single B-8 bullseye or 5-inch circle target at 5 yards. Holstered start for applicable strings. Need a spare magazine for the reload string.
Scored test: count hits inside the scoring ring. 25/25 = perfect. 23+ = excellent. 20-22 = passing. Below 20 = needs significant work.
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. At 5 yards, the difference between a clean hit and a miss is entirely trigger control.
Run it once per range session as a benchmark. Focus on the strings where you drop points. The strong-hand-only string usually exposes the most weakness.
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