Active Self Protection 10-round Skill Check
Two single draws, two to the head, and a Bill Drill, as a hit factor.
Setup
A USPSA or IPSC target, or an IALEFI-Q, at 7 yards. Gun holstered and concealed, strong side, appendix, pocket, or ankle, or duty gear with at least level 2 retention. Hands at sides, in the fence, or at the fig leaf; no hold on the clothing. 10 rounds.
Steps
3 steps · 10 rds- 1
Draw and fire 1 round to the body.
7 yd · 1 shot · ×2
- 2
Draw and fire 2 shots to the head.
7 yd · 2 shots
- 3
Draw and fire 6 shots to the body.
7 yd · 6 shots
Scoring
5/3/1 by zone, 50 possible, Virginia count with no make-up shots. Record the time and the points of each of the four strings. Divide the total points by the total time and multiply by 12.5. The standards, by string: beginner at 3.0, 7.0, and 12.5 seconds, 25 to 49.9; intermediate at 2.0, 4.0, and 5.0, 50 to 74.99; advanced at 1.4, 2.5, and 3.0, 75 to 99.99; master at 1.0, 1.5, and 2.25, 100 or more.
Scored on
Hit factor
- Beginner
- 25
- Intermediate
- 50
- Advanced
- 75
- Master
- 100
Written for
- Fire
- Live fire
- Platforms
- Pistol
Targets
USPSAPreferred
5/3/1
IALEFI-QAlternate
5/3/1
Where it came from
John Correia, Active Self Protection · Source