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I am interested in this odd drill and where it came from (why does it have a Spanish name? Why is it named after a President?)
Just to make sure I got it right, the "El" is three targets lined up in a row, you shoot them each one time...one, two three, then on the third you shoot it twice going back...three, two, one. This fires a total of six rounds, two at each target. I would imagine it is for multiple attackers where you want to nail each one right away, then come back to make sure they are stopped with another round.
I could have the drill wrong, so correct me if so.
Also, what are the yardages and dimensions of the drill so I can set it up and practice.
Lastly, what are some good times I can strive for, and accuracy (how tight are the group tolerances to score)?
thanks,
thaddeus
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