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Drill: Rangemaster Bullseye Course

Writer: 55defense
55defense
Oct 2
1 min read

The Rangemaster Bullseye Course is a creation of Tom Givens, a 25 year law enforcement veteran, and the owner and chief instructor for Rangemaster Training over the last 30 years.


The bullseye course requires a B8 and is shot from distances as far as 25 yards to as close as 5 yards. The time standards should not be overly difficult, but are there to add some stress to the course of fire. All of the stages begin from the low ready position.


25 yards: 5 shots in 60 seconds

15 yards: 5 shots in 15 seconds

10 yards: 5 shots in 10 seconds

7 yards: 5 shots (to an empty gun), slide lock reload, 5 more shots in 15 seconds

5 yards: 5 shots in 5 seconds


This drill is then scored out of 300 points. It is a good idea to keep track of all your shots from string to string, as it may be more difficult to find all the holes after the full 30 rounds. I am only aware of the instructor score for this qual, which is a minimum of 270 points. Anything outside the 7 ring is not scored.


Give it a try, and have fun!


Be safe, be well.




 
 
 

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