I used my Savage 99 lever action. A real noir guy or girl would utilize a Remington Model 8 (like Frank Hamer) or a Winchester 07! – Mike Boyle
Objective: To provide the shooter a means of measuring practical accuracy with any centerfire rifle.
Target: Can vary according to the shooter’s goals. Are we shooting magnifying optics, irons or a red dot?  Examples could include the A-zone of an IPSC target, B8 Center, paper plate or an index card.
Phase 1, 100 yards- a) 4 shots PRONE, slow fire
- b) 3 shots PRONE, timed fire (20 seconds)
- c) 3 shots SITTING, rapid fire (10 seconds)
Phase 2, 50 yards- a) 3 shots STANDING, 4 seconds
- b) 3 shots, SHOOTER’S CHOICE, 4 seconds
Phase 3, 25 yards- 2 pairs from STANDING, 2X, 4 seconds
Scoring: For self-assessment
Twenty Round Rifle Evaluation excerpted from Mike Boyle’s book: 101 Drills for Handguns and Rifles and Shotguns
Mike Boyle is a retired law enforcement officer and has been active in use of force instruction for over 40 years. He has been a police academy assistant director, instructor, Rangemaster and is the author of 2 books, 3 training videos and hundreds of magazine articles on firearms, training and tactics. Mike served 21 years on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors. Mr. Boyle can provide instruction on various firearms disciplines including handgun, shotgun and low light threat management. He can be reached at mboyle308@gmail.com.
