Wilson’s Comprehensive Handgun Proficiency Drill
BY PGF
1 year, 7 months ago
The below is not the Bill Drill. Previously at TCJ, this post includes the Bill Drill
Designer: Bill Wilson
I saw this new drill from Bill Wilson online the other day, so I set it up and shot it. He calls it the “Comprehensive Handgun Proficiency” drill, which aligns with our interest in minimum competency and standards generally. It includes a concealment draw, emergency reload, engaging targets at 7 and 12 yards with 12 yard head shots (simulating 24 yard body shots), stationary target transitions within a single target and across a wide space, shooting on the move, and thinking (surprise reload).
It’s an easy drill to set up if you have an outdoor range and space to move. Not a drill well suited to single lane practice at an indoor range. This stage will definitely be set up and run during one of our summer USPSA matches.
CHP DRILL (Comprehensive Handgun Proficiency)
Purpose: This drill is designed to test as many basic defensive shooting skills as
possible with a quick to administer single string of fire and minimal ammunition required,
that can be shot on basic ranges, even indoors.What This Drill Tests: Draw/presentation, multiple shot control, target transition,
movement under time, shooting on the move, target acquisition after movement,
emergency re-load and precision shots.
This practice starts from the holstered position using IDPA targets with variable scoring for head or body shots. The complete drill is at the link.
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