Self-Defense Training

LEVEL 1 PISTOL SELF-DEFENSE COURSE

Whether you’re an individual, on a church safety team, in law enforcement, or the military our Pistol Self Defense Courses are the perfect way to improve your shooting and defensive skills. The Level 1 Pistol Self Defense Course includes our Shooting Fundamentals and How to Draw & Perform Reloads classes. Classes are approximately 3-4 hours.

This is not your standard’ Learn to Shoot’ course that goes over the same old boring techniques that have been taught for years. Instead, we explain, demo, and teach cutting-edge shooting systems used by some of the top competitive shooters in the world. Even if you’re an experienced pistol shooter, come to the course with an open mind, and we will improve your shooting performance. 

If you have family, friends, or anyone else who may rely on your shooting skills, put this course at the top of your list. We work on proper stance, grip, presentation, sighting, trigger press, drawing from a holster, draws from concealment and reloads. Once you have the fundamental skills down, our Level 2 and 3 Self Defense Classes expand on defensive pistol techniques using these fundamentals. The Level 2 course covers dealing with malfunctions, shooting with your strong and weak hand only, and shooting multiple targets fast and accurately. Since self defense situations don’t happen while you’re on a static range at 5 yards with bullseye targets in the Level 3 course all of the previous techniques are put to the test. We go over how to shoot on the move and introduce shooting from unorthodox shooting positions. (SIGN-UP HERE)

Prerequisites:

This class is open to everyone from beginners who have never shot a pistol to experienced shooters. The course is structured to be beginner-friendly while challenging the best shooters to improve their shooting fundamentals.

Equipment:

 -  Semi-auto Handgun

 -  200-250 Rounds of ammunition

 -  Enough magazines to have 15 rounds of ammunition loaded at one time (30-45 rounds loaded is preferred)

 -  A holster and 1-2 mag pouches are required (no Blackhawk Serpa Holsters). Holsters are required.

 -  Eye and ear protection

 -  Hydration and snacks

Classroom:

 -  Firearms Safety and Safe Gun Handling

 -  Handgun Selection, Inspection, Maintenance, and Storage

 -  Range Etiquette, Safety, and Rules

 -  Shooting a Handgun Basics: Grip, Sight Alignment, Trigger Control, and Stance

 -  Types of Malfunctions

 -  Common Firearm Terminology

 -  Strong Side vs Appendix Carry

 -  Holster Options and Best Choices

 -  Steps to Safely Draw the Handgun

 -  How to Reholster Your Handgun

 -  Types of Handgun Reloads

 -  How to Properly Reload Your Pistol

Range:

-   Your First Shots

-   Improve Fundamental Shooting Techniques

-   Become Comfortable with Your Gun

-   Class Shooting Drills

-   Draw Steps Breakdown and Practice Dry Fire

-   Draw Practice Live Fire

-   Reload Steps Breakdown and Practice

-   Measure Improvement for Draws and Reloads

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