Thoughts on an indoor drill and target

[AR10ShooterinNC]

Well it's winter time, and I have been thinking out some drills I can do at indoor ranges. The indoor range close to me, doesn't allow drawing from the holster. I was think about some type of dot drill. This what I came up with. One of my weak points in training is single hand shooting, both strong and weak hand only. I came up with this drill as a good way to practice.

Start on the left dot, left hand only 5 rounds, middle dot, both hand 5 rounds, right dot, right hand only 5 rounds. I thought of a variant: same as above but with a reload between each dot.

Thoughts and feed back welcome.

 

[VOD Tactical]

Think about your weak points, whichever part of the fundamentals you have the most trouble with, and design your drills from that. Each drill should have a particular training goal, you will get much more value from each round fired .
You drill is a great one by the way!
My .02

 

[NKD]

Maybe work in a timer if you can.

The timer will tell you no lies!

 

[AR10ShooterinNC]

Maybe work in a timer if you can.

The timer will tell you no lies!

I have a timer and use it when dry firing and shooting outdoors, it really doesn't work well at the indoor range.

 

[NKD]

I have a timer and use it when dry firing and shooting outdoors, it really doesn't work well at the indoor range.

What’s different about indoors?

 

[AR10ShooterinNC]

What’s different about indoors?

Other shooters, shooting kind of affects the timer. If I'm solo, the timer works fine.

 

[NKD]

Other shooters, shooting kind of affects the timer. If I'm solo, the timer works fine.

Ahh, the loudness, duh. Makes obvious sense!

But I was thinking more of setting par times. But I guess it can be tough to hear even the beep. And prob near impossible at a fairly full indoor range.