Verified clear, no ammo in the room. 20 presses across the one-inch squares — the front sight (or dot) never leaves the square through the press. A wobble out means the rep doesn't count.
25 rds at 5 yd: five squares, five rounds each, every hit inside its square. Miss one and that square earns two slow makeup rounds. No clock today.
Most sight radius, tightest standard — own the advantage.
A short slide punishes a lazy front-sight focus. Stare harder.
Push back to 50 yd if you can; the squares become a brutal honesty check.
AUX (when ready): all 25 inside the squares in under 90 seconds total.
Decide now: in any room, know your two exits before you read the menu.
There's no timer today. There is only the standard. Slow is the drill.
Decide the press, then don't reopen the decision halfway through it.
Boring reps are the ones that hold up on the worst day. Protect them.
Same index, every rep, no renegotiating. Let precision be a system.
Trigger-control benchmark. Precision under restraint — the hardest discipline to fake.
Dry-fire: no ammunition in the room. Verify the firearm is clear — twice. Use a safe backstop. When you finish, say it out loud: “Dry fire is over.”
Non-negotiable. Every drill, every rep, every time. This applies to live fire and dry fire.