In this lesson, the instructor reveals an adapted version of the Mozambique drill, redesigned specifically for developing target acquisition speed. You will learn how to combine rapid fire with precision, focusing not on the flash pair itself but on the accuracy and timing of the third shot. The drill structure is broken down clearly: a flash pair — two rapid shots into the chest silhouette (A4 sheet), a transition phase — re-aiming, one precise head shot into a 7–8 cm vulnerable zone created by folding an A4 sheet three times. You will learn why the third shot is the central purpose of the drill: the flash pair breaks the sight picture, forcing the shooter to rebuild all fundamentals — stance, grip, trigger control, muzzle alignment, and mental focus — before delivering a precise hit to a small target.