DR Performance Practice Deck

I have had a USPSA membership for a while but don't live close enough to any place to shoot a match and wasn't sure what to do to gauge where I stood. Now I have a plan to test my own skills and track my progress so when I move next I will have a set of skills to work with. This app is incredible...

I have the actual deck of cards I got back in January and love using them. Now with this iPhone app, I don't have to worry about making sure I have the deck with me cuz I always will on my phone! And with the pro version giving you the ability to create your own makes it even that much more woth it!!

I've purchased the upgrade, which provides a significant amount of useful drills. I find it a great tool in setting up personal practice at the range. If you're just plinking away at the same old targets, this will provide a starting ground in developing useful skills. The app has the ability to score your drills IAW DRP, IDPA, or IPSC rules and targets, but you will need a shot timer for your times. Drills consist of multiple repetitions, with scoring either competed after each rep, or at the completion of all reps (score final). I’ve come across a couple of things that could be improved on. The first is time recording required for drills with scoring done after all reps (score final) – you must keep track of your times and add them together. It would be nice if the drill kept track of each rep time and added the time for you. Second, there is no quick access to a log that shows overall by day what you completed and the scores associated with it. You can export scores from a drill, but it must be done within the specific drill.

I've been thinking about getting into the shooting sports for a while. Watching shows on Outdoor Channel, or reading about it in magazines. However, after hearing about different drills for practice or stage challenges, I was only ever able to figure out a couple. The drills on the free version of this app are a good start for a beginner to practice & see if they want to spend the money on joining a club, getting outfitted, & competing. I was perturbed, however, to find out that the "fundamentals" option was only available in the full price app. Not to be too nit-picky, but @ least a couple of fundamentals would be well received by beginners who may be considering joining.

I love this app. Takes your practice to a whole new level. You can't improve, or even know what to improve without data. Only improvements would be: A way to record your split and draw times. Right now i I record them on paper and put them in the comments. Add specific drills for rifle and especially shotgun. A lot of the drills I can shoot with rifle and just note it in the comments. A way to make my own drills in the app but that really might have to be a separate app.