The Helluva Little Drill is a quick yet demanding USPSA drill designed to test both speed and accuracy in a simple setup. It typically involves two targets and a limited number of rounds, usually around six shots total. The shooter begins by drawing and firing two rounds at the first target, performing a mandatory reload, and then firing two rounds at the second target.

This drill is a great way to sharpen draw speed, reload proficiency, and rapid target acquisition. It packs a lot of skill development into a short, low-round count exercise, forcing the shooter to focus on efficiency in both mechanics and movement. The small number of rounds and targets makes it a perfect drill for quick practice sessions, especially when time or ammunition is limited.