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4-Card Layout

Four real-size poker-card faces in an evenly spaced 2x2 layout for card-based accuracy and accountability drills.

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Focus

Card-face accuracy work

Distance

3 to 10 yards

Format

US Letter PDF, black-and-white friendly

How to use this printable target

The 4-Card Layout turns familiar card faces into compact aiming zones with built-in visual variety.

It is useful for accountability strings, command-driven drills, and short-distance accuracy practice where the shooter must identify a specific card before pressing the shot.

Drill ideas

  • Call a card before the shot and count only hits on the called face.
  • Run a four-shot sequence across all cards without repeating the same card twice.
  • Use red and black suits as a simple decision drill.

Scoring and print notes

Count only hits inside the called card border, or tighten the standard to the central suit markings.

  • Print at 100% scale to preserve the intended card size.
  • Use the card names or colors in your notes to track each string.

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Pair It With a Drill

Casino Drill

Overview The Casino Drill is a 21-round exercise that progressively tests your accuracy under pressure. You fire at circles that get smaller with each string while adding more rounds — the difficulty ramps up as your accuracy demands increase. A perfect score of 21 is the goal. Setup Target: Casino Drill target — 6 circles of decreasing size: 6", 5", 4", 3", 2", and 1" (or draw circles on a blank backer) Distance: 5 yards Round count: 21 rounds total Start position: Low ready or from the holster Course of Fire 6-inch circle: Fire 6 rounds. 5-inch circle: Fire 5 rounds. 4-inch circle: Fire 4 rounds. 3-inch circle: Fire 3 rounds. 2-inch circle: Fire 2 rounds. 1-inch circle: Fire 1 round. Scoring Each hit inside its designated circle scores 1 point. Maximum score is 21. A perfect 21 is a "clean run." Time is recorded as a secondary metric. The real challenge is maintaining accuracy as the circles shrink — most shooters drop points on the 2-inch and 1-inch circles.

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