Bill Drill Target
A single scoring rectangle with a center aim dot for the Bill Drill — six rounds from the holster at 7 yards, as fast as you can keep them all in the box. Bill Wilson created it (Rob Leatham gave it the name); a top shooter runs it in about two seconds, most people closer to three or four. Proportioned to the classic 6×11 A-zone, scaled to letter paper.
Print at 100% scale on US Letter (8.5 × 11 in).
At the range without a printout? This target ships free in the RoundKeep app — open Practice → Printable Targets and print or share the PDF straight from your phone.
- Scoring zone
- ~5 × 8.5 in (6:11)
- Distance
- 7 yd
- Rounds
- 6
- Best for
- Draw + recoil control
How to shoot the Bill Drill Target
- 1Place the target at 7 yards.
- 2From the holster, fire 6 rounds into the rectangle as fast as you can without missing.
- 3Track your time and keep every hit inside the box.
Measure your group from a photo
This target has RoundKeep corner markers. Print it, shoot it, then photograph it with RoundKeep Zero. The app reads the scale from the markers and gives you your group size in inches, and the photo never leaves your phone.
- Every shot detected straight from the photo
- Group size in inches for each cluster
- Scale set automatically by the corner markers
