The William Drill

Five to the chest, one to the head—from the holster.

The William Drill is a high-stakes accuracy sprint. It’s a blend of recoil management, fast sight recovery, and one clean transition shot when it matters most. You’ve got six shots to solve the problem—do it clean.

Drill Breakdown:

Start at 7 yards with your pistol holstered. On the beep, draw and fire five rapid rounds into the A-Zone (center mass), followed by a controlled headshot into the upper box of the Fusion Target.

• Target: Fusion Target (A-Zone + Head Box)

• Range: 7 yards

• Start Position: From the holster, concealment or duty

• Rounds: 6 per run

• Focus: Fast, accurate strings with a precise visual shift under pressure

This drill teaches urgency without sloppiness. It forces you to manage recoil, track sights, and deliver that final, deliberate shot to end the fight.

Pro-Tip:

Don’t let the speed of the body shots ruin the headshot. Anchor your eyes to the upper zone before the gun arrives. Think: fast five, then one perfect break. Recoil management is king—sloppy grip = sloppy headshot.

SHOW US your shots!

Running The William Drill clean from the holster? Time it, film it, and tag @The_PewLifestyle with #FusionTargetDrills. We’ll high-five the best runs—and repost the ones that really slap.