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non-gun hand away from the line<br />

of fire. Don’t cross your feet as<br />

you move. Come to full extension<br />

if you have to engage the second<br />

or subsequent targets. I say “if<br />

you have to” because you should<br />

always assess before firing. Don’t<br />

train yourself to fire when you<br />

don’t need to fire.<br />

Continually rearrange the targets<br />

during this training drill to force<br />

yourself to move in different directions<br />

and different distances in<br />

order to engage Target 2. By varying<br />

the location of the targets and<br />

your starting point, this drill forces<br />

you to think ahead and choose<br />

the best possible angle for cover<br />

and concealment during the<br />

engagement. Never run this drill<br />

exactly the same twice in a row.<br />

Mix it up because you can never<br />

predict how things will happen on<br />

the street.<br />

KEY CONCEPTS<br />

This drill requires you to effectively<br />

connect several elements of<br />

defensive shooting, including the<br />

draw, firing safely from a weapon-retention<br />

position, movement<br />

and combat accuracy. It also requires<br />

situational awareness and<br />

the ability to rapidly develop and<br />

execute a plan of action.<br />

Master the four-step draw. Ensure<br />

your off-hand is clear of the<br />

line of fire as you engage the first<br />

target. Never cross your feet as<br />

you move. Index your firearm on<br />

the center of the second target<br />

before you fire. Repeat this until it<br />

becomes second nature.<br />

BY THE NUMBERS<br />

Step 1: Arrange two targets<br />

in an offset position.<br />

Step 2: Using all safety<br />

practices, prepare your<br />

training area.<br />

Step 3: At a distance of less<br />

than 3 yards, engage the<br />

closest target to you. Draw<br />

and fire from Position 3 of<br />

the draw. Do not come to full<br />

extension at this distance.<br />

Index the firearm on center<br />

mass and fire twice.<br />

Step 4: Take a large step<br />

to one side or the other,<br />

keeping Target 1 between<br />

Target 2 and you. Come to<br />

full extension, assess and<br />

fire if required.<br />

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