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Paul Harrell has some good testing and discussion:

Garand Thumb: How to stop a Mass Shooter:

JustSomeOldGuy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 9:34 pm Twenty years ago it was called USPSA CM 99-09 Long Range Standards. Competitors either loved it or hated it, depending on wether they actually knew where to hold to hit at forty yards with their gun and ammo. A lot of them didn't....

CM 99-09 Long Range Standards looks a little different, as you weren't shooting a concealed carry pistol from concealment and the strings of fire were shorter.

Reid Henrichs developed his own version:



I really enjoy drills based on real world scenarios!

Paul Howe runs Pistol on steel at 80 yards (silhouette). That's a great test, because if you can do that you can get A-zone hits at 25 yards.

In my experience that kind of shooting separates the men from the boys. Outstanding shooters can hit a silhouette every time at 75-80 yards.

Rafe,

Totally agree that adding movement and physical stressors make the drill more realistic!!!

It's being called the Dicken Drill, after 22 yea old Elisjsha Dicken