Bill Drills?

[jimreed1948]

I have seen "Bill Drill" referred to several times in numerous different threads. After doing a search, I really haven't come up with anything.

Is this a particular training exercise? Can someone point me to the location where it's posted?

[Racinready300ex]

A Bill Drill is Draw and fire 6 shots in one target. Typ. 7 yards is the standard distance, but things can be learned at any distance. 2 seconds seems to be a good time to shoot for at 7 yards with all A's.

[Chills1994]

I think it is a surrender start too...

I think...

Which means wrists above shoulders...some guys just start out with their fingertips touching their ear muffs.

I saw Rob Leatham put on a demo a few years ago at an indoor range using a steel target and frangible ammo (cintered/sintered powdered metal for the bullets).

So he did a double bill drill, draw, shoot six, reload (swap mags) then shoot another 6, all on target, all in less than 4 seconds as a par time on the timer.

Then he did a triple bill drill, draw, shoot six, reload, shoot 6, reload, shoot the last six, all in under 6 seconds.

Help me out with the math...

Shot number 6 goes off at 1.99, so subtract 0.15 seconds for each split

1.99

1.84

1.69

1.54

1.39

1.24

So your draw to first shot time has got to be a 1.24