Basic and Advance Pistol Shooting
Private Training

The drill is designed to allow shooters to gain a perfect understanding of exactly where their trigger's break point is and to apply a smooth trigger press from start to finish.

Distance: 21 feet (7 yards)

This exercise is designed to force an intense concentration on accuracy by making the target no larger than a bullet hole. Also this drill is designed to force extra attention on precision.

Distance: 7-14 feet (2.5-5 yards)

The Tap and Rack drill is designed to give the shooter opportunities to clear malfunctions white engage in the exercise and to determine is he/she is prone to flinching in anticipation of the recoil.

Distance: 21 feet (7 yards)

Starting from the holster or a low ready position. The exercise will force the shooter to vary his balance of speed and accuracy on the same target and within the same exercise.

Distance: 7-14 feet (2.5-5 yards)

Staring from thw holster, or low or high ready position, the shooter will fire on command of an assistant. At the stage one the assistant will call four of the six colored numbers and equal number of times. The distance to the target will then be doubled and stage two will be fired the assistant calling the two remaining colored target.

Distance:

Stage One: 6-8 feet

​Stage Two: 12-16 feet

The Push Your Limit Drill is used to force students to shoot at a progressively faster pace until they eventually move beyond their own personal balance of speed and accuracy.

This drill has 3 stages

Description: 5-7 feet. If the shooter was able to keep all 15 shots on the targets, the distance can be increased 3-4 feet and repeated.

The Lights Out Drill is designed to give the shooter opprtunties to gain experience with the flashlight and shooting at a low light setting. We recommend that the beginner and intermediate drill be learned first in a full light environment before transitioning to a low light environment.