How do I determine my speed of fire at intermediate to far distances when urgency and accountability are needed? I’m basing it on what I see. I’m not basing it on what I hear.

I finished strong, competing against 23 other shooters in the Practical division, coming in 1st place on stages 1 and 2, 2nd place on stage 3, and 3rd place overall. 

In self-defense, you absolutely need precision and control, at speed.

In a match, it's obvious who does and doesn't practice single hand shooting.

The Bill Drill is often disparaged because it’s an aggressive, challenging drill. From what I’ve witnessed on the range, people who call it a mag dump are the same people who can’t achieve the 2-second par time.

The gun isn’t a magic talisman. Training must be pushed beyond stand and deliver shooting and reflect real-world use.