Practical Precision
Goal: group < 6 inch at 25 yards, 3 shots
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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: 1:10
Practice: FREE TARGET
FIRING RANGE SETUP
Settings Level: ADVANCED
Firing Distance: 2.5 yards
Units: Inch
On-Screen Results
Group: Show
Windage-Elevation,inch: Hide
Virtual Spotter: Off
Target Settings
Vital Zone Radius, inch: 6
Common Settings
Hits, max.: 3
Timeout, sec.: 180 sec
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DISCLAIMER: Custom targets are supported. See Notes [3] for requirements.
OBJECTIVE
Fire 3 shots at center mass. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 25 yards (see Notes [1]).
GOAL
Achieve a group under 6 inches at 25 yards. Accountability before speed.
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 1:10 scale is recommended; other genuine LASERHIT targets may also be used. You can purchase the Handgun Drills set at
www.laserhit.com/products/handgun-drills-target-set
[3] When using custom 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 builds practical rifle precision at a benchmark distance commonly used in patrol rifle training and qualification. Many law enforcement programs include 25-yard rifle shooting and treat it as a non-negotiable standard for center-mass accountability.
The drill may be performed standing, supported, or from a stable position, with the emphasis on precision and consistency rather than position-specific technique. A sub-6-inch group reinforces disciplined fundamentals and confirms the shooter’s ability to place controlled hits where intended before adding speed, movement, or complexity. The short three-shot string makes accuracy repeatable and diagnostic, allowing consistent tracking of performance over time.