Drill Kits

Idea

Packages or kits of targets that align with predefined drills. A kit is a template specifying which targets, layouts, and materials are needed to run a specific drill or set of drills. Kits can be used as-is or customized by adding/removing targets.

Motivation

• Lowers the barrier to running drills — users don’t have to figure out what targets to buy or how to set them up
• Creates a natural product tie-in: T.REX ARMS sells the physical targets, RDP tells you which ones you need
• Standardization enables meaningful score comparison (see Official vs custom kit scoring)
• Templates with customization give flexibility without overwhelming new users

Open Questions

• Is a kit a standalone entity or part of a drill definition?
• Can users create and share their own kits?
• How are kits displayed — visual layout diagram, simple parts list, or both?
• Should kits link to a product catalog (T.REX ARMS store) for purchasing targets?
• How does this interact with the drill builder?
• Are kits versioned? If a kit changes, do existing drills reference the old version?