In this lesson, the instructor reveals a modern adaptation of the Soviet AK-3 drill — three-position shooting at 100 meters. You will learn how to develop accuracy and weapon stability when transitioning through multiple shooting stances, a key part of the marksmanship characteristic known as “maneuver.” The instructor explains how to work with the three fundamental shooting positions: standing, frontal, classic kneeling, classic prone. You will learn why these positions form the essential foundation for mid-range shooting and how to execute a 30-round drill (10 from each position) into an A4-sized hit zone or IPSC A-zone. The instructor demonstrates performing the drill without an aiming mark, relying solely on the feel and stability developed through previous precision training. You will learn why this increases the difficulty and how beginners can benefit from adding a contrasting aiming point early in their training. The objective is clearly defined — 20 hits out of 30 within two minutes.