Chapters
  1. Drill Explanation
  2. Live-Fire Runs
  3. Checking Hits And Calculating Hit-Factor
  4. Drill Specifics
  5. Conclusion

Scrambler Drill

The Scrambler Drill calls on several essential skills while keeping round count low, making this a good option for those with limited time, ammo, or both. This drill specifically focuses on shooting on the move and throttle control but also requires the shooter to focus on their body mechanics and shot-calling. The Scrambler can be run with either rifle or pistol and requires 28 rounds of ammunition, 3 USPSA style targets, and 20 meters of useable space. This drill utilizes hit-factor scoring to promote a balance of speed and accuracy.

For Range Use

Since some are visual learners, we have summarized our drill videos into short segments that can be easily downloaded and taken with you. Only the essentials were left to provide a quick, easy tool that can be referenced when you're out at the range. These videos feature a brief summary of each drill and an example of how we run them.

Since some are visual learners, we have summarized our drill videos into short segments that can be easily downloaded and taken with you. Only the essentials were left to provide a quick, easy tool that can be referenced when you're out at the range. These videos feature a brief summary of each drill and an example of how we run them.

Scrambler Drill print-out