From CCW, IWB @ 4 o'clock with hands down next to, but not gripping, cover garment, I strive to keep my draw at 1.5 seconds---1st shot on target at three yards.
It may take a couple tries, but I can can still manage it a few times during a session.
While walking in a figure 8, and not facing target, and not knowing when I'll get the beep, I strive for a 2 second hit, but some times are longer. Some shots are one handed--like when the beep sounds when the target is to the right or even a little behind.
By gripping the coat for the slight edge, and not moving, some hits are within 1.3 seconds. 3 yds is as close as I'll get to my steel Evil Roy portable tgt. And that's pushing it kind of close (I shoot on an angle for safety reasons).
I'm trying to get away from just standing there trying to beat the timer to get my 1.5 or under. I think that is to the draw what target shooting is to combat shooting.
I only do it to get my self respect back.
When we practice reloads from about 5 yds, I can manage 3.5 seconds between shots. But not on demand.
I'm usually a little over, but get the occasional 3 sec. reload--as well as the occasional 4. Avg. is about 3.65--from ding to ding. Pistol being a SIG dbl or single stack or 1911.
Without coat or vest (open carry) times are faster, but I don't practice that anymore since I don't carry that way.
Not all practice is from the draw--nor should it be. From high ready, .5 seconds is about my speed for first shot.
As you can see, all my practice is for CCW.
Don't know nothin' about competition.