DIAGNOSTIC ONE - 10 targets (anti-reflect)

The "Diagnostic One" target offers a unique experience for shooters, whether they are sportshooters, police officers or military personnel. Designed to help shooters become aware of their shooting deviations, it uses a simple but effective method. 

By confronting them with failure, the shooter feels a slight frustration that pushes them to recognise their shooting tendencies. 

These deviations can go in any direction: up, down, left, right or diagonally. 

Preparation:

1. Place the Diagnostic One Target at a starting distance of 3 metres.
   
2. Identify the central square marked C-3 with a white circle and a thick black outline.

Step 1: Initial Shot

1. Aim and shoot at the white circle in square C-3.
   
2. If your shot hits the white circle, take one step back and repeat this step.
   
3. If your shot misses the white circle, proceed to step 2.

Step 2: Correcting Deviation

1. Identify the direction of your shot's deviation (up, down, left, right).
   
2. Depending on the deviation, aim at the black circle in the corresponding adjacent
3. square:
   Deviation to the right: Aim at square D-3.
   Deviation to the left: Aim for square B-3.
   Deviation to the top: Aim for square C-2.
   Deviation to the bottom: Aim for square C-4.

Step 3: Repetition

1. Continue shooting, evaluating the deviation, and adjusting your aim according to the instructions in step 2.
   
2. If you go outside the grid, start again at the centre (square C-3) and continue the exercise to improve your accuracy.

Note:

The aim is to identify and correct any deviation trends in your shooting, and to improve by going outside the grid at increasingly greater distances.