Home Defense
Goal: 3 shots to A-torso at 10 yards
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Read SETTINGS and OBJECTIVE
Start the LASERHIT app and proceed to BLACK STEEL 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: BLACK STEEL
FIRING RANGE SETUP
Settings Level: ADVANCED
Firing Distance: 2.5 yards
Units: Inch
On-Screen Results
Target Index: Hide
Hits on Target: Hide
Range: Hide
Target Zone: Show
Group,inch: Show
Windage-Elevation: Hide
Elapsed Time: Show
Split Time: Hide
Highlight Best Results: No
Virtual Spotter: Off
Session Results
Total Time: On
Target Hit: Off
Hits on Target: Off
Hits Overlap: Off
Target Zones: On
Group, inch: On
Range, yards: Off
Common Settings
Digital Zoom: Off
Hits, max.: 3
Timeout, sec.: 180 sec
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DISCLAIMER: Your own custom targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT B3-type targets.
OBJECTIVE
Fire three shots at center mass. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 10 yards (see Notes [1]).
GOAL
Hit to A-torso three times. Control the rifle when distance disappears.
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.
Use your AR-15, shotgun, or other compatible firearm.
No rifle scope is required. You may use a red dot, EOTech, LPVO, or iron sights.
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 supported LASERHIT B3 variants may also be used.
DRILL DETAILS
This drill is designed for close-quarters rifle use in confined home-defense environments where distances collapse and reaction time is limited. At very short distances, mechanical offset, muzzle control, and disciplined shot placement become critical, even with a rifle.
This drill reinforces immediate center-mass accountability and control under proximity stress, requiring the shooter to manage height-over-bore, maintain proper sight alignment, and deliver controlled hits despite minimal distance to the target. The emphasis is not speed alone, but confident, accountable execution when space is limited and mistakes carry greater consequences.