You may also achieve this by allowing more time to shoot from the hip. In most cases, you will find that the extra fraction of a second that it takes to raise the rifle and sight it in, even roughly, will yield much more favorable shot placement. Point shooting is much more effective with a shotgun. This drill can be done using a shotgun to demonstrate this fact. This is a commonly used competition drill.
Shooters begin with pistols loaded and ready.
At signal, shooter lifts pistol and engages pins. Time starts when signal is given, and time stops when the last pin falls off of the target table. Additional weapons may be kept on the ready table for use as well, should the primary weapon run completely out of ammunition. A stop watch with hundredths of a second capability is needed to effectively time this event. It is possible that they may not always have their corrective lenses available.