frank garcia dot drill. whats a good score?

[a2holes]

I shot this drill with my new limited gun and sti edge.  I have been shooting a g34 for a couple years.  I have run the drill with my 34 but never counted it for a score.

 

I shot a 20/36 on Sunday with the edge.  Anyone have an idea of an except-able score on this drill?

 

Thanks

Matt

[BoyGlock]

Per stoeger 36/36. Pass or fail no in between w/c makes it tough and good

[shred]

There's a lot of GM's that don't or can't 36/36 it on a regular basis (well, the ones that do shoot the drill regularly probably can, but one that doesn't probably not)

 

As a regular-Joe shooter anything in the 30's is good, but the real test comes when you've got 5 dots clean and are working on dot #6.  First time I got there the pressure felt like I was back at the Steel Challenge with the whole damn Super Squad watching me shoot Smoke and Hope.

 

[Yagi]

I agree anything above 30's. 

Way back when i was practicing i used to do this drill with a 25 sec par time and in between dot i have to reload.

 

I miss shooting...

[theboyismyname]

Is this meant to be scored cold?

 

Warmed up I was around 3.5s to 4s mark at 5yds clean. Didn’t do all 6 dots, I was just finishing off my last mag at the end of practice.

 

[UpYoursPal]

I usually shoot it at the end of my session.  It has been very useful to helping me fix grip and recoil control

[motosapiens]

a ‘good score’ is better than you shot it last month. if you clean it at 5 yards, then back up to 6 yards and start over.