The Mozambique Drill, also known as the "Failure to Stop Drill," is a classic exercise designed by Jeff Cooper to improve your speed and accuracy in high-pressure scenarios. Typically performed at 7 yards but also at 3 or 5. On the buzzer or command, the shooter draws and fires two quick shots to the center mass of the target, followed by a carefully aimed shot to the head. This drill is particularly effective for training shooters to quickly neutralize a threat, ensuring that even if the initial body shots do not stop the target, a precise headshot can. It's an essential drill for those looking to enhance their defensive shooting skills and improve their ability to react under pressure.