Practical Accuracy
Goal: 3 shots in 3-inch vital zone at 5 yards
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Read SETTINGS and OBJECTIVE
Start the LASERHIT app and proceed to FREE TARGET practice
Edit the FIRING RANGE SETUP accordingly
Start practicing and follow the OBJECTIVE
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Target Type: LASERHIT B3
Target Scale: 1:4
Practice: FREE TARGET
FIRING RANGE SETUP
Settings Level: ADVANCED
Firing Distance: 1.3 yards
Units: Inch
On-Screen Results
Group: Hide
Windage-Elevation,inch: Show
Virtual Spotter: Hit Placement
Target Settings
Vital Zone Radius, inch: 3
Common Settings
Hits, max.: 3
Timeout, sec.: 180 sec
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DISCLAIMER: Your own targets are supported. See Notes [3] for requirements.
OBJECTIVE
Use a crosshair overlay on the target center mass. Fire three shots as close to the crosshair center as possible. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 5 yards (see Notes [1]).
GOAL
Achieve an Accuracy under 3 inches. Precision and consistency are the priority.
WHAT YOU NEED
LASERHIT B3 target (scaled) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.
Alternatively, print a free B3 target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.
NOTES
[1] Firing Distance is the actual indoor distance. Simulated Distance calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.
[2] The LASERHIT B3 target at a 1:4 scale is recommended; other genuine LASERHIT targets may also be used.
[3] When using Your own targets, use a solid, dark target surface for best detection. A LASERHIT reload mark is needed and can be downloaded for free from the LaserHIT website (laserhit.com/targets). Set the correct Target Scale during Firing Range setup before starting the drill.
DRILL DETAILS
This drill is inspired by benchrest-style accuracy work, where the goal is repeatable point of impact and clear diagnosis of error. During Express Setup (Step 2), the shooter must manually position the crosshairs precisely at the intended aim point on the target to establish a correct reference. Instead of measuring group size, each shot is evaluated against that exact aim point. After every shot, LASERHIT displays windage (left/right) and elevation (up/down). This makes imperfections measurable, helps identify consistent bias (zero or aiming error), and reinforces disciplined trigger control and sight alignment for practical accuracy.