You set the par time.

 

It wont record your shot. You just play that part by ear. What you do is set it for say... 2 seconds. Then it goes thru the commands.

 

Shooter ready, Standby, then a random pause, then BEEEEP. Draw and fire. At the 2 second mark a second beep will happen. Then it tells you to reholster. If you beat the beep by a lot then lower the time, keep lowering it until you are just about getting the shot off before the second beep. It basically just gives you something to race against and a base time of how fast you are. You can also use it to try and get your reloads quicker.

 

Set it a little faster to challenge yourself, or a little slower to work on the mechanics of the draw.

Thanks Brian, I like it, I even have some LaserLight inserts for my 9mm and .40 that I'll be able to see where I hit also.

No problem. I feel like it helped me a little. I also had Yvonne (the blonde chick) doing it from the low ready position. She placed 11th in rimfire irons. Not too bad. She isn't fast or competitive by nature but it's funny when she asks me constantly if the scores are up. She used to make fun of me obsessing about scores being posted but now just her third match the shoe is on the other foot and she cant wait to see how she did. Kinda funny

 

It really helps you go from the draw to target acquisition to first shot. Good for indoor wintertime dryfire practice. Keeps it from getting stale.

No problem. I feel like it helped me a little. I also had Yvonne (the blonde chick) doing it from the low ready position. She placed 11th in rimfire irons. Not too bad. She isn't fast or competitive by nature but it's funny when she asks me constantly if the scores are up. She used to make fun of me obsessing about scores being posted but now just her third match the shoe is on the other foot and she cant wait to see how she did. Kinda funny

 

It really helps you go from the draw to target acquisition to first shot. Good for indoor wintertime dryfire practice. Keeps it from getting stale.

 

All kidding aside she did pretty well, Like you said - not a speed demon, but accurate and consistent, she'll be giving you a run for your money sooner or later.

 

And that dry fire practice looks pretty cool, i'll give it a try to improve my unholster - fire method.

No problem. I feel like it helped me a little. I also had Yvonne (the blonde chick) doing it from the low ready position. She placed 11th in rimfire irons. Not too bad. She isn't fast or competitive by nature but it's funny when she asks me constantly if the scores are up. She used to make fun of me obsessing about scores being posted but now just her third match the shoe is on the other foot and she cant wait to see how she did. Kinda funny

 

It really helps you go from the draw to target acquisition to first shot. Good for indoor wintertime dryfire practice. Keeps it from getting stale.

 

She likes revolvers, keep her!

ugh. i shoot like a girl

 

the scores were so not worth the wait