Advanced Pistol Skills
Classroom and field activities will be used to enhance the shooter
capabilities with the goal of overall shooting improvement and
expanded shooter situational awareness.
Course Description
The purpose of this course is to identify areas of performance that
require honing to a higher level of skill. Included in this course are
drills that may include; off-hand training, multiple position
techniques, standing, barricade, kneeling, sitting,
prone drills and movement to contact drills (IPSC/IDPA).
Course Length
One eight hour day
Facility
Classroom and Range as appropriate
Cost
$250.00 - Range fee and targets are included
Required Student Materials
- Eye and ear protection
- Handgun of choice
- Backup firearm
- Magazines if using a semi-auto handgun
- Concealment garment
- Holster systems
- Five boxes - 250 rounds of ammunition
- Notebook and writing materials
Note
- Students will be required to take and pass a practical examination to receive their certificate of training.
- Course size limited to twenty students
The right of self-defense against others or institutions is generally
accepted under natural law as a God given right to preserve our liberty.
The original intent of the Second Amendment is to ensure three basic
principles of defending individual liberty; 1. Self-defense against others
2. Self-defense of the home 3. Provide that every able-bodied American was armed and
willing to defend their liberty against any standing army thus securing
the protection of the citizen from the tyranny of foreign powers,
the Federal government and the States. The Fourteenth Amendment was
enacted after the civil war to reaffirm that the Second Amendment applied
to the States as well. This right can only be invalidated by an amendment
to the Constitution proposed by the Congress or a Constitutional Convention
and ratified by three-quarters of the states.