DR Performance Shooting

What should you practice? EVERYTHING!

How do you do that? Practice Deck

This version 1.0 is a deck that focuses on basic practical shooting skills.  The drills in this deck involve a minimal amount of equipment, relatively short distances, and relatively easy target presentations.  This set of properties makes it a sort of "every man" practice tool - its usable in dry fire as well as live fire, the full set of drills can be used on almost any range, and basically every shooter can benefit from the drills as they are written on the cards.  The drills can be scaled easily, too, to make them harder as required (more on scaling below). And, its usable for any of the practical shooting sports - USPSA, IPSC, IDPA, pistol for various multi-gun and 3-gun events, etc

The final score at the end of each drill (except for a couple of notables) is one number - a total time.  So, on a "score each" drill, you note the time and add in the time penalty for points. Paste the targets, and shoot the next repetition. At the end of the drill, you add up the individual repetition times to get a final score