Shooting a "Bill Drill" from 7-27 yards

I'm always trying to balance speed, accuracy, control, and accountability. For Bill's drills, I don't think it's enough to just get the alphas; how you get them should be a consideration.

I don't shoot a lot of Bill's Drill for training, to be honest. Switching to the @czusafirearms P10 F, I figured it's a good drill to become more familiar with the gun.

At 7 yards, Bill's is simply a test of how well you can control the gun while shooting aggressively. At 10 yards, you have to pay attention to the vision piece. At 15, 20, and 27 yards, the fundamentals are tested. Can you shoot using reactive shooting and be very aggressive with the right level of confirmation while minimizing errors with the gun? The vision piece changes significantly, with the biggest mistake being becoming too focused on the dot. Looking at a small part of the target at 20 yards and farther has been a challenge for me at times.