The RE Factor Kill Card Challenge is designed to test your pistol shooting capabilities.
The drill will test your speed, accuracy, trigger manipulations, and reload times.
Anyone meeting the drill standard will receive the RE Factor Tactical Challenge patch.
This patch is unavailable for purchase and only to those who successfully meet the drill standard with video proof.
Your name will be published on our website unless you request otherwise.
Kill Card Challenge Video Requirements
In the video, you must provide the following:
- Proof of distance (using a measuring tape)
- Proof of time (using a shot timer)
- Proof of hits (show the target before and after running the drill)
Target
This drill is to be conducted on the Essentials Target
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Distance
The distance for this drill is 5 yards (15′).
Starting Position
The shooter starts facing downrange, facing the target. The shooter will have a pistol holstered. The type of holster and pistol used does not matter.
The shooter will have their hands either in the surrender position or with their hands down by their sides. The shooter MAY NOT have their hand starting on the weapon.
The weapon will have a round chambered and one round in the loaded magazine.
In addition, the shooter will have two magazines on their side, one with four rounds and one with two rounds.
The Drill
At the buzzer, the shooter draws and fires two rounds to the #1 circle, reloads, fires four rounds to the #7 rectangle, reloads, and fires two rounds to the #12 rectangle.
Scoring
Successful completion of this drill is under 7 seconds with no misses.
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Current Kill Card Challenge Patch Holders
- shepdev_online – 3.92 – TOP TIME
- n8sguntalk – 4.61
- Alan Elam (From Surefire)- 4.62
- Mike MacCubbin- 5.03
- Colin @shinebox_1 – 5:15
- Jimmy Hux – 5.25
- Jake Denno- 5.28
- Brice Silveria (Quantico Tactical)- 5.29
- Brandon Wright- 5.35
- @T1CS “Jared C”- 5.53
- @forsight_tactical “Cameron Lloyd” – 5.57
- Jeremy Mancos – 5.81
- @Amy.556 – 5.82
- Scott Jedlinski “Modern Samurai” – 5.88
- Brian Popelas- 5.93
- Derek Satterfield – 5.95
- Rock Armstrong (Valiant Arms) – 6.01
- Bryce Haythe – 6.01
- Greg Rubio – 6.01
- Brad Williams – 6.03
- Isaac Walden – 6.09
- Anthony Giuliano – 6.09
- Sean Griffith- 6.09
- Sam Ghormley- 6.10
- Brian Frauenthal-Burkett – 6.14
- Mike B. – 6.17
- David Foley w/ OKCPD Bomb Squad – 6.21
- Andre Azevedo – 6.21
- Robert Scott – 6.25
- Carl Mohns – 6.26
- Matt Fluegge – 6.26
- Kodiak MPDSWAT(ret.)”- 6.28
- Nick Makowski (Texas Department of Public Safety) – 6.34
- Craig McElhaney- 6.37
- Greg Neitsch – 6.40
- John Stoner (Cola Warrior) – 6:41
- FBI SWAT Agent (Name withheld)- 6.41
- Chad Kurgan – 6.42
- Chase Rogers – 6.43
- Chris Long (@cannon762) – 6:44
- FBI HRT Operator (Name withheld)- 6.46
- Paulo Martins – 6:47
- Allan Overton – 6.49
- L.P.- 6.53
- Joshua Armstrong / Valiant Arms- 6.53
- Matt Little (@greybeard_actual) – 6:57
- Alex Murray, US Coast Guard- 6.59
- Nick Forney: 6:59
- Ryan Mowrer- 6.60
- Chad Gross – 6.64
- McGrath Fort Lauderdale Police Department: 6.64
- Adam Simon- 6.66
- Shamus Evenson – 6.67
- Shawn Thomas – 6.68
- Brantin Perkins- 6.71
- JSOC Member (name withheld)- 6.72
- Steve Chao – 6.73
- Austin Kramp (19 years old!)- 6.74
- Mathew Lantz – 6.76
- Angela Little – 6.76
- Joey Hsiao – 6.76
- Special Agent Homeland Security Investigations – 6.76
- Chase Cejka – 6.77
- Tyler Clark (Mount Vernon Police Department) – 6.77
- Austin Aylward – 6.77
- Chris Barnes – 6.79
- Jake Lewis – 6.79
- Ben Mann – 6.80
- Vince “Faster Than Bob Goettel” Taglieri – 6.80
- S.W Chao / ROC(Taiwan) Armed Forces – 153rd infantry regiment – 6.80
- Jeremy Wang- 6.81
- Jake Morales- 6.81
- Alex Yoang – 6.82
- Cody West – 6.82
- Michael Hiday (Jacksonville, FL Sheriff’s Office SWAT- 6.83
- Mike@65- 6.83
- K. Thompson, HPD- 6.84
- Christopher Garlock- 6.84
- Bob Goettel – 6.85
- Mark Harman – 6.85
- Micah Kalt- 6:85
- Chase Mitchell – 6.86
- James Hickey – 6.86
- Sam Lerman (SOC-LLC)- 6.87
- David “Unicorn” Lang- 6.87
- Rev. Harrison Kone – 6.87
- Elias Anderson- 6.88
- Martin “Navy_Gunslinger” Kwong – U.S. Navy Action Shooting Team – 6.88
- Bryan Tammany – 6.89
- Chad Strickland- 6.89
- Charles Osbon – 6.89
- Travis Sherman – 6.90
- Joshua Damme – 6.93
- Gordon Stovall – 6:94
- Matt Patten “Little P” – 6.96
- Mike Rocha – 6.96
- Zach Rodman – 6.97
- Tom Reese- 6.97
- Steven Hellwig- 6.97
- Andrew Mahar – 6.98
- Josh “The Original” Taylor- 6.99
- Brian Lewis- 7.00
- Bjorn Lee Hitch – DOD Police – 6.71
- Drew #GunTherapy Hasty – 6.98
Parting Shots!
The RE Factor Kill Card Challenge is a testament to the exceptional skill, precision, and dedication required to excel in pistol shooting.
This drill isn’t just a test of shooting ability; it’s a rite of passage for those committed to pistol marksmanship. By demanding a blend of speed, accuracy, efficient trigger manipulations, and swift reload times, the challenge pushes participants to their limits, fostering an elite community of shooters.
The exclusivity of the Kill Card Challenge patch, reserved only for those who meet the rigorous drill standards with verifiable video proof, adds a layer of prestige and honor to the accomplishment.
It’s not just a patch; it’s a badge of honor that symbolically represents the shooter’s dedication, skill, and commitment to excellence.
Moreover, the publication of names on the RE Factor website publicly acknowledges the participants’ remarkable achievements, immortalizing their place among the ranks of top-tier shooters.
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or an aspiring shooter, the RE Factor Kill Card Challenge is more than a drill—it’s a call to excellence, a challenge to push beyond your limits, and a journey toward becoming a part of an elite group that has mastered the art of the pistol. The question now is, are you ready to accept the challenge?
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