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[MEISTERB]

Winter has come early and I am looking for some good indoor drills. I normally will go outside as long as it's 40 or better and not much wind, but that isn't the case right now. If pushed indoor I typically work on trigger control with group shooting and some transition drills. Any recommendations from the Doodie nation?

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[SlivGod]

I'm part of the "Never fire a round during winter" camp. But, the rare times I've returned to the scary, public, indoor ranges, I typically work on shooting small stuff far away and SHO/WHO. I don't focus on time since there's always too much noise for my timer to work properly. 

[Dutchman195]

Dot Torture or Ben's Dot drill

[maximis228]

Find a local range like this...

 

[casarez]

Dot torture, long stuff (15/25/30/50yd), WHO/SHO, and other misc stuff. Hard to do timed stuff since an AR with a comp next to you will screw up the times. 

[MEISTERB]

Dot torture, long stuff (15/25/30/50yd), WHO/SHO, and other misc stuff. Hard to do timed stuff since an AR with a comp next to you will screw up the times.

Or a tool bag with a shotgun!

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[Dutchman195]

 Hard to do timed stuff since an AR with a comp next to you will screw up the times. 

In the winter I'm more waiting for the timer to just beep. Since the gun alone will record twice on the timer and then people in there with 2in AR pistols will mess it all up. 

Also most indoor ranges (in my area) are so dark you dont even see the sights. 

[TSO]

I primarily do a lot of group shooting and distance shooting (25 yds is the max of my indoor range) with partial targets. 25 yd bill drills are good as well. If the range will allow (mine does), when they're not busy, I'll hang a target on the adjacent lane and work transitions as much as I can (both close and far and even distance changeup variations)

 

I'm fortunate that my local indoor range allows me to draw and reload from the belt as well. Its dark, yes...but a lot can be accomplished with a little creativity (and range owner/management that can work with you)