So, I've been shooting my whole life more or less. It never really occurred to me to actually check "how good" I am at shooting until recently, I always just thought that I was probably pretty good for a casual shooter. I've recently taken an interest in actively improving my skills, but I am trying to figure out a series of drills I can run at my next range trip on the clock to determine how I'm doing as a shooter, and identify specific shortcomings for me to work on. I'm primarily interested in carbine work, however concealed pistol work is also of interest to me. What drills would you recommend to me? I shoot on public land so I can usually find a spot to set up the range however I want, with the exception being that it can be really hard to find a place to shoot further than roughly 300m. As for range materials I have IPSC Targets, zeroing targets, 2 8" steel plates and 2 4" plates, a dueling tree with 6" plates, and a shot timer. Unless something turns out to be surprisingly expensive, I assume I can afford to pick up other types of target and whatnot too so if there's other versatile targets worth grabbing that's welcome information as well. Thanks!