If you own a handgun for personal defense or use it for competitive shooting, we can help improve your shooting considerably. Bushido Tactical will teach you different ways to help you manipulate your handgun faster and smoother under a stressful situation.
Over 2 days of training, each student will shoot various drills to help gain better knowledge of handgun manipulation through repetition and muscle memory. This class is a shooting and gun fighting course combined and also includes defensive shooting tactics explained in greater detail at the course.
Bushido Tactical believes that this class is for any level of shooter. This course teaches you practical techniques and fundamentals which will help prepare you for any encounters as well as gain insightful tips and skills when shooting in competitions.
A recognized Level 1 / Introduction to pistol training certificate is required to attend this course, no exceptions.
Course Outline:
Range safety rules and commands
Combat mindset
Essential pistol accessories
Press check (day or night)
Proper equipment placement
Shooting from various distances – (5 yards – 50 yards)
Iron sights versus red dots or lasers
Bilateral transitions – various shooting positions
Bilateral reloading – various techniques
Bilateral malfunction clearing drills – various techniques
One handed reloading
One handed malfunction clearing drills
Bilateral movement drills – box drill
Equipment required:
Ball cap or hat
Shooting glasses
Ear plugs or muffs
Hand towel
Sun screen
Outside belt holster – leather, kydex – (no Blackhawk Serpa or I.W.B.holsters allowed)
Outside belt magazine pouches (to hold at least 2 spare magazines)
Decent leather / nylon belt
Ammo: 500 – 600 rounds (for the caliber of choice)
Spare firearm or spares (in the event that your primary pistol breaks during the class)
Primary pistol – (what you carry or compete with)
Spare magazines – 3 x (minimum, more the better)
Magazine loader – if you own one
*Tactical gear if you wish to train with it
Duration: 2 Day Format
Tuition: $600 per student
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