The SSDI pistol module covers 14 items across five skill domains. It measures fundamentals like grip pressure and trigger control alongside higher-order skills like shot calling, cadence control, and sustained focus. Sub-discipline coverage includes bullseye, action pistol (USPSA/IPSC/IDPA), and PPC.
A short club quiz typically rates "how good are you" on a 1-to-5 self-rating. The pistol module pulls those judgements into the format the shot itself rewards: grip pressure, trigger isolation, sight alignment under recoil, shot calling, cadence between shots, and match-day preparation each score as their own item, not as a vibe. Shot-calling and self-diagnosis items in particular surface the miscalibration pattern (rates own ability high, but the technical knowledge underneath does not back it) — the kind of gap that quietly bleeds match points for years if it is not named.
Live conditions for indexed shooting ranges → range atmospherics directory (Crumlin Sportsmen's Association · Silverdale Gun Club).