• Practice: FREE TARGET • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.25 yd

• Stage: 3 shots

• Goal: Group < 6-inch

Fire three shots to center mass. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 5 yards (see Notes 1)

GOAL

Achieve a group under 6 inches. Time is not a factor.

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. Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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 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 is built around real-world defensive shooting data. Research shows that most defensive encounters occur within 3 to 5 yards and typically involve three shots or fewer. A 6-inch group represents a realistic vital-zone accuracy standard. To successfully complete the drill, all three shots must fall within a single 6-inch group

• Group - Target group size for the drill

• 0.71 - Most recent group size (inches)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Group size under 6-inch

• Group - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: FREE TARGET • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3 or your own (see OBJECTIVE, Note 3)

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.25 yards

• Stage: 3 shots

• Goal: Accuracy < 3-inch

DISCLAIMER

Your own targets are supported. See Notes 3 for requirements.

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 a 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. Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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 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.

LASER ZEROING (Recommended)

For best accuracy, perform Laser Zeroing for each drill. At the end of the first stage, tap the crosshair icon in the top panel. Align the crosshair with your point of aim and follow the on-screen prompts to register three zeroing shots. Once confirmed, LASERHIT applies this adjustment to all hits in the drill. Re-zero whenever you change firearms, remove the laser cartridge, or adjust your setup.

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). Once all three shots are completed, LASERHIT calculates the Accuracy in inches from the crosshair center. This makes imperfections measurable, helps identify consistent bias (zero or aiming error), and reinforces disciplined trigger control and sight alignment for practical accuracy.

• Accuracy - Deviation (maximum offset) from the crosshair center

• 0.92 - Most recent Accuracy (inches)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Accuracy under 3 inches

• Accuracy - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: FREE TARGET • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT 25M

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.75 yards

• Stage: 10 shots

• Goal: Group < 1-inch

DISCLAIMER

Your own targets are supported. See Notes 3] for requirements.

OBJECTIVE

Fire 10 shots to center mass. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 7 yards (see Notes [1]).

GOAL

Achieve a group under 1 inch. Ultimate controlled grouping.

WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT 25M target (scaled) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, print a free 25M target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.

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NOTES

1. Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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.

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DRILL DETAILS

This drill is designed to refine core shooting fundamentals through extreme grouping discipline. The emphasis is on trigger control, consistent sight alignment, and maintaining shot-to-shot repeatability across a 10-shot string. A sub-1-inch group at a Range of 7 yards exposes even minor inconsistencies in technique, especially in laser dry-fire where recoil cannot mask errors. Tight grouping validates the shooter’s ability to deliver mechanically consistent shots and establishes the precision foundation required for advanced performance.

• Group - Target group size for the drill

• 1.01 - Most recent group size (inches)

• 99% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Group size under 1 inch

• Group - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: FREE TARGET • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3 or Custom (see OBJECTIVE, Note 3)

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.25 yards

• Stage: 3 shots

• Goal: Accuracy < 3-inch

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 a 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. Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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 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.

LASER ZEROING (Recommended)

For best accuracy, perform Laser Zeroing for each drill. At the end of the first stage, tap the crosshair icon in the top panel. Align the crosshair with your point of aim and follow the on-screen prompts to register three zeroing shots. Once confirmed, LASERHIT applies this adjustment to all hits in the drill. Re-zero whenever you change firearms, remove the laser cartridge, or adjust your setup.

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). Once all three shots are completed, LASERHIT calculates the Accuracy in inches from the crosshair center. This makes imperfections measurable, helps identify consistent bias (zero or aiming error), and reinforces disciplined trigger control and sight alignment for practical accuracy.

• Accuracy - Deviation (maximum offset) from the crosshair center

• 0.92 - Most recent Accuracy (inches)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Accuracy under 3 inches

• Accuracy - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: BLACK STEEL • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.25 yards

• Stage: 3 shots

• Goal: 3 hits to A-torso

DISCLAIMER

Custom targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT B3-type targets.

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OBJECTIVE

Fire three shots into the A-torso. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 5 yards (see Notes [1]).

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GOAL

Hit the A-torso three times. Confidence and reaction.

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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.

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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.

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DRILL DETAILS

This is a home-defense stop-the-threat drill focused on accountable center-mass hits under pressure. It uses a USPSA/IPSC-style silhouette with defined scoring zones, where the A-torso represents the highest-value center-mass hit area. Close-range encounters are common in real defensive situations, and this drill reinforces the core requirement: deliver three controlled hits into the A-torso while managing pace, stress, and shot accountability.

• Hits - The scoring points used for the drill

• 3 - Most recent A-torso hits count

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Red bar - Goal met

• Goal - Score three points by firing to A-torso

• Points - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed.

• Practice: BLACK STEEL • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 1.75 yards

• Stage: 3 shots

• Goal: 2 shots to A-torso, 1 shot to A-head

DISCLAIMER

Custom targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT B3-type targets.

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OBJECTIVE

Fire at a single B3 target. Fire three shots in order: two to A-torso, then one to A-head. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 7 yards (see Notes [1]).

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GOAL

Hit in the correct order: two to A-torso, one to A-head. Two to control. One to stop.

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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.

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is 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.

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DRILL DETAILS

The Mozambique drill, also known as Failure to Stop, trains a realistic response when center-mass hits do not immediately neutralize a threat. It develops controlled shot placement, efficient target transitions, and disciplined sight refinement under pressure. In laser dry-fire, it exposes weaknesses in grip recovery, visual focus, and execution that simple accuracy drills cannot reveal.

• Hits - The scoring points used for the drill

• 3 - Most recent A-torso results

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Red bar - Goal met

• Goal - Score three points by firing in particular order to A-Zones

• Points - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed.

• Practice: BLACK STEEL • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3 x15

• Target Scale: 15x 1:10

• Firing Range: 1 yard

• Stage: 15 shots

• Goal: Hit all targets

DISCLAIMER

Only LASERHIT B3 x15 target is supported (see Notes [2 and 3]).

DA handguns (with LaserHIT HD cartrdiges), laser trainer–type firearms, and DFM-BO–style systems are recommended. NLT-type systems may not perform reliably during fast-fire stages.

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OBJECTIVE

Engage 15 individual targets with one shot per target. Each shot is evaluated as hit or miss. Range: 10 yards (see Notes [1]). Timing: 5 min

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GOAL

Hit all fifteen targets. No make-up shots. No partial credit.

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WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B3 x15 target (scale 1:10) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, download and print the free B3 Torture x15 target or purchase it from the LaserHIT website, use your own compatible laser device, and mount a smartphone on a stable tripod (see Notes [4]).

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B3 x15 target at a 1:10 scale is required to maintain correct spacing and difficulty. Other targets are not supported and will be disqualified for this drill.

[3] Go to Section Get Kit, Extra Cartridges, Targets and scroll to the bottom. You can print the target directly with Print Me or download through the Laserhit Targets webpage.

[4] A stable phone position is required. Use a horizontal phone orientation, placed approximately 2–5 feet from the target, with the rear camera facing the target to ensure a clear, consistent view.

DRILL DETAILS

This drill is inspired by traditional dot torture concepts and adapted for a strict hit-or-miss standard. Each target represents a separate decision. Every shot stands alone.

Accuracy is tested shot by shot. Consistency matters more than speed. The drill exposes grip discipline, trigger control, visual patience, and the shooter’s ability to reset between individual engagements.

• 15 - Current hit points earned

• 100% - Current success rate

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - One or more targets missed

• Red bar - All targets hit

• Goal - Hit all targets and earn 15 points

• Points - Most recent stage result

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages completed without misses

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: BLACK STEEL • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3 x15

• Target Scale: 15x 1:10

• Firing Range: 1 yard

• Stage: 15 shots

• Goal: 60 points

DISCLAIMER

Only LASERHIT B3 x15 target is supported (see Notes [2 and 3]).

DA handguns (with LaserHIT HD cartrdiges), laser trainer–type firearms, and DFM-BO–style systems are recommended. NLT-type systems may not perform reliably during fast-fire stages.

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OBJECTIVE

Engage 15 individual targets with one shot per target. Each shot is scored by zone. Range: 10 yards (see Notes [1]). Time limit: 5 minutes.

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GOAL

Earn the highest zone score possible while maintaining consistent hit placement across all 15 targets. A perfect stage is 60 points.

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SCORING

A-Head: 5 points

A-Torso: 4 points

B: 3 points

C: 2 points

D: 1 point

Miss: 0 points

Maximum: 60 points

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WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B3 x15 target (scale 1:10) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, download and print the B3 x15 target or purchase it from the LaserHIT website, use your own compatible laser device, and mount a smartphone on a stable tripod (see Notes [4]).

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B3 x15 target at a 1:10 scale is required to maintain correct spacing and difficulty. Other targets are not supported and will be disqualified for this drill.

[3] Go to Section Get Kit, Extra Cartridges, Targets and scroll to the bottom. You can print the target directly with Print Me or download through the Laserhit Targets webpage.

[4] A stable phone position is required. Use a horizontal phone orientation, placed approximately 2–5 feet from the target, with the rear camera facing the target to ensure a clear, consistent view.

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DRILL DETAILS

B3 Torture Zones is a consistency drill, not a speed drill.

Zone scoring forces honesty. A hit anywhere on paper is not treated as good enough. The scoring zones reveal whether your sights are truly settling where you intend, and whether your trigger press remains consistent from target 1 through target 15.

This drill trains three performance habits:

1. Visual discipline: confirming the exact aiming point on every target.

2. Trigger consistency: pressing cleanly without changing the point of impact.

3. Reset control: recovering after each shot and repeating the same execution.

Time is limited to prevent endless over-aiming, but it is long enough to demand patience. 5 minutes is a control window, not a rush.

• 56 - Current points earned in the stage

• 93% - Current success rate

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Stage completed below the goal

• Red bar - Goal achieved

• Goal - 60 points

• Points - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: BLACK STEEL • ADVANCED

• Target: LASERHIT B3 x15

• Target Scale: 15x 1:10

• Firing Range: 1 yard

• Stage: 15 shots

• Goal: 60 points

DISCLAIMER

This drill requires LASERHIT PRO access.

Only the LASERHIT B3 x15 target at a 1:10 scale is supported. Other targets are not accepted (See Notes [2 and 3]).

DA handguns (with LaserHIT HD cartrdiges), laser trainer–type firearms, and DFM-BO–style systems are recommended. NLT-type systems may not perform reliably during fast-fire stages.

OBJECTIVE

Engage 15 individual targets with one shot per target. Each hit is scored by zone. Range: 10 yards (see Notes [1]). Time pressure applies: 2 min.

GOAL

Achieve the highest possible Hit Factor by delivering high-value zone hits in the shortest total time. Maximum Hit Factor 12.

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SCORING

A-Head: 5 points

A-Torso: 4 points

B: 3 points

C: 2 points

D: 1 point

Miss: 0 points

Maximum possible score: 60 points

Hit Factor = Total Score divided by Total Time

WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B3 x15 target and LASERHIT Pro access.

A LASERHIT Training Kit or compatible laser training device (see Notes [4]).

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined for the drill. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B3 x15 target at a 1:10 scale is required to maintain correct spacing and difficulty. Other targets are not supported and will be disqualified for this drill.

[3] Go to Section Get Kit, Extra Cartridges, Targets and scroll to the bottom. You can print the target directly with Print Me or download through the Laserhit Targets webpage.

[4] A stable phone position is required. Use a horizontal phone orientation, placed approximately 2–5 feet from the target, with the rear camera facing the target to ensure a clear, consistent view.

DRILL DETAILS

This drill exists for shooters who already know how to hit targets and want to measure how well they perform when speed is no longer optional.

The drill enforces strict zone accountability under time pressure. Higher Hit Factors demand consistent A-Zone placement, but every hit is evaluated and scored.

Each hit immediately appears in the Results table, showing the hit zone, score value, elapsed time, and split time for that shot.

You must manage trigger control, recoil management, and visual processing without slowing down excessively. This makes the drill especially effective for double-action handguns and laser training devices that incorporate trigger reset mechanisms.

Unlike static accuracy drills, the challenge here is not the target. The target does not move. You do. Foot position, balance, grip pressure, and posture shifts all influence performance. The drill exposes inefficiencies in stance transitions, grip reset, and trigger preparation.

• 4.75 - Current Hit Factor in the stage

• 40% - Current success rate

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Stage completed below the goal

• Red bar - Goal achieved

• Goal - Hit Factor 12

• Hit Factor - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: TOP SCORE

• Target: LASERHIT 25M

• Target Scale: 1:4

• Firing Range: 6.25 meters

• Stage: 10 shots

DISCLAIMER

TOP SCORE or PRO access required.

Custom targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT 25M targets.

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OBJECTIVE

Fire 10 shots at the center of a 25M Olympic target. Time limit: 3 minutes. Range: 25 meters (see Notes [1]).

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GOAL

Achieve a total score of 100. Ultimate consistent accuracy.

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WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT 25M target (See Notes [2]) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, print a free 25M target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to real-world distance defined in the drill objective. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT 25M target at a 1:4 scale is recommended, other supported LASERHIT 25M variants may also be used.

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Laser Zeroing (Recommended)

For best accuracy, perform Laser Zeroing for each drill. At the CeaseFire state, tap the crosshair icon in the top panel. Align the crosshair with your point of aim and follow the on-screen prompts to register three zeroing shots. Once confirmed, LASERHIT applies this adjustment to all hits in the drill. Re-zero whenever you change firearms, remove the laser cartridge, or adjust your setup.

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DRILL DETAILS

This drill trains ultimate precision using the ISSF 25 m pistol scoring model. In ISSF competition, precision stages focus entirely on shot placement within concentric scoring rings, where total score reflects consistency and control. Shooters are required to place each shot as close to center as possible, reinforcing sight alignment, trigger control, and follow-through. Achieving a high total score builds the same precision foundation relied upon by competitive pistol shooters and elite marksmen for controlled, repeatable accuracy.

• Score - Total points earned based on target scoring rings

• 100 - Most recent score (points)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Red bar - Goal met

• Goal - Total score of 100 points

• Score - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal was met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: QUICK HIT

• Target: LASERHIT B-27

• Target Scale: 1:5

• Firing Range: 1.4 yards

• Stage: 10x single shots

DISCLAIMER

QUICK HIT or PRO access required.

Your own targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT 25M or B-27 targets. Competitive Mode with ranking leaderboards is available but optional (See Notes [3]).

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OBJECTIVE

Fire a string of 10 single shots. Single-shot time limit: 1 minute. Each shot score is added to the total score, and each shot time is added to the cumulative time. Range: 7 yards (see Notes [1]).

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GOAL

Achieve a Hit Factor over 5. Balanced speed and accuracy.

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WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B-27 target (See Notes [2]) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, print a free B-27 target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.

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NOTES

1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined in the drill objective. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B-27 target at a 1:5 scale is recommended; other supported LASERHIT B-27 and 25M variants may also be used.

[3] To participate in Competition Mode and appear on the Leaderboard, tap the Worldwide or Friends icon in the right Leaderboard panel on the Firing Range Setup screen. Signing in to Apple Game Center is required.

Laser Zeroing (Recommended)

For best accuracy, perform Laser Zeroing for each drill. At the Cease Fire state, tap the crosshair icon in the top panel. Align the crosshair with your point of aim and follow the on-screen prompts to register three zeroing shots. Once confirmed, LASERHIT applies this adjustment to all hits in the drill. Re-zero whenever you change firearms, remove the laser cartridge, or adjust your setup.

DRILL DETAILS

This drill trains balanced speed and accuracy inspired by USPSA and IPSC scoring models. Practical shooting uses Hit Factor scoring, which reflects points earned per second and rewards shooters who combine fast execution with accurate hits. Hit Factor is calculated by dividing the total stage score by the accumulated time of all shots, reinforcing control of both accuracy and pace.

To put this into practical terms, a Hit Factor of 5 represents consistently delivering accurate hits while managing shot execution time across the entire string. Success requires maintaining both speed and accuracy shot after shot, rather than relying on isolated fast or accurate attempts.

• Hit Factor - Total score divided by total time

• 5.38 - Most recent Hit Factor

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Red bar - Goal met

• Goal - Hit Factor over 5

• Hit Factor - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal has been met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed

• Practice: QUICK HIT

• Target: LASERHIT B-27

• Target Scale: 1:5

• Firing Range: 1.4 yards

• Stage: 10x single shots

• Goal: Final Time < 20 seconds

DISCLAIMER

QUICK HIT or PRO access required.

Your own targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT 25M or B-27 targets. Competitive Mode with ranking leaderboards is available but optional (See Notes [3]).

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OBJECTIVE

Fire a string of 10 single shots. Single-shot time limit: 1 minute. Each shot time is added to the cumulative time (Total Time). Each non-perfect shot adds time-down penalties to the Final Time. Range: 7 yards (see Notes [1]).

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GOAL

Achieve a Final Time under 20 seconds. Precision under timing stress.

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WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B-27 target (See Notes [2]) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, print a free B-27 target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.

NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined in the drill objective. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B-27 target at a 1:5 scale is recommended; other supported LASERHIT B-27 and 25M variants may also be used.

[3] To participate in Competition Mode and appear on the Leaderboard, tap the Worldwide or Friends icon in the right Leaderboard panel on the Firing Range Setup screen. Signing in to Apple Game Center is required.

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Laser Zeroing (Recommended)

For best accuracy, perform Laser Zeroing for each drill. At the Cease Fire state, tap the crosshair icon in the top panel. Align the crosshair with your point of aim and follow the on-screen prompts to register three zeroing shots. Once confirmed, LASERHIT applies this adjustment to all hits in the drill. Re-zero whenever you change firearms, remove the laser cartridge, or adjust your setup.

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DRILL DETAILS

This drill is inspired by the IDPA time-plus scoring model, where final time is affected by both execution speed and hit placement. Each shot is scored individually, and additional time is added when shots land outside the highest scoring zone. Less accurate hits add more time to the final result, rewarding shooters who maintain precision under time pressure.

• Final Time - Total time plus time-down penalties

• 15.81 - Most recent final time (seconds)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Keep Final Time under 20 seconds

• Final Time - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal has been met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed.

• PRACTICE: QUICK HIT

• Target: LASERHIT B-27

• Target Scale: 1:5

• Firing Range: 1.4 yards

• Stage: 10x single shots

DISCLAIMER

QUICK HIT or PRO access required.

Custom targets are not supported. This drill requires LASERHIT 25M or B-27 targets. Competitive Mode with ranking leaderboards is available but optional (See Notes [3]).

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OBJECTIVE

Fire a string of 10 single shots from the draw. Single-shot time limit: 1 minute. Range: 7 yards (see Notes [1]). The fastest single-shot time determines the result.

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GOAL

Achieve a best time under 1 second. Pure speed challenge from the draw.

WHAT YOU NEED

LASERHIT B-27 target (See Notes [2]) and a LASERHIT Training Kit.

Alternatively, print a free B-27 target, use your own laser cartridge or laser training device, and mount a smartphone on a tripod.

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NOTES

[1] Range refers to the real-world distance defined in the drill objective. Firing Range is the actual indoor distance and is calculated automatically based on target scale before training begins.

[2] The LASERHIT B-27 target at a 1:5 scale is recommended; other supported LASERHIT B-27 and 25M variants may also be used.

[3] To participate in Competition Mode and appear on the Leaderboard, tap the Worldwide or Friends icon in the right Leaderboard panel on the Firing Range Setup screen. Signing in to Apple Game Center is required.

DRILL DETAILS

This drill is inspired by fast-draw competition formats used in WFDA and CFDA events, where performance is measured purely by speed from the draw to the first hit. The fastest clean shot defines success, emphasizing reaction time, draw efficiency, and consistent mechanics. Accuracy requirements are intentionally minimal, placing full focus on speed and execution.

• Best Time - Fastest single shot within the 10-shots stage

• 0.56 - Most recent best time (seconds)

• 100% - Progress toward the goal based on the latest result

• Bars - Each bar represents one completed stage

• Grey bar - Goal not met

• Blue bar - Goal met

• Goal - Best Time under 1 sec.

• Best Time - Most recent result and change from the previous stage

• Red number - Indicates regression from the previous stage

• Green number - Indicates improvement from the previous stage

• Success - Indicates whether the goal was met in the most recent stage

• Success Rate - Percentage of stages in which the goal has been met

• Down Time - Time elapsed since the last stage was completed.