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Thrill of the Bill Drill is a USPSA Classifier stage commonly seen at Level 1 matches. It takes the traditional Bill Drill and adds modifiers for strings 2 & 3. There will be no penalty for using an OWB holster

4 strings of fire. Par time of 2.5 seconds for each stage. 1.3 second penalty if shooter performs String 1 from low ready, rather than drawing from a holster. If using an open rig (non-concealed, no active retention), .5 second

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This drill was designed by Matt Pranka originally for handguns! We modified it for a rifle variant at the recommendation of Roof Korean from Firearms and Firearm Accessories.

The Rangemaster Baseline Assessment drill was devised by Tom Givens of Rangemaster. He made this to be a proper baseline, which means that we have it to compare our skill against.

Designed by Claude Werner (The Tactical Professor) the Werner 5×5 is a deceptively hard drill. It seems easy, but it requires consistency. I’d recommend that folks shoot it with their actual carry guns too, as you may have issues with

Designed by Larry Vickers, The Test was made to be a baseline for Delta Force Operators to see how well they shoot handguns. We’re doing a modified variant (modified by Ken Hackathorn), that uses point scoring on the B8, rather