Tactical Pistol 2.0 Course

Tactical Pistol 2.0 Course

The Tactical Pistol 2.0 course is a 2-day event that is the next evolution from the Tactical Pistol Fundamentals course.

** The Tactical Pistol Fundamentals Course is a hard pre-requisite. NO exceptions will be made, regardless of background or experience level **

This course will continue to reinforce accuracy and self-diagnosis through sight awareness, and continue to build on the training in TPF. We will layer in conventional and non-conventional positions, use of cover, low/no light engagement and scenario driven live fire exercises. Shooters will be introduced to more complex scenarios, which force them to adapt the basic fundamentals under stress. This course is much more dynamic than the Tactical Pistol Fundamentals course and shooters must be physically prepared to perform multiple repetitions of shooting exercises while moving to and from positions. Shooters will be placed in scenarios and introduced to tactics.

The techniques presented will be appropriate to set the foundation for weapons manipulation in a tactical or combat environment. All techniques taught throughout the course are the same techniques currently in use and validated in real world operations by the US’s premier counter-terrorism and special operations unit, 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force).

I am committed to ensuring that each attendee receive adequate personal feedback and attention, as a result this course has a hard limit of 12 students- without exception.

* Costs can vary depending on location and class requirements

TRAINING TOPICS

Marksmanship Self-Diagnostics
Single-Handed Pistol Operation
Target Discrimination
Anatomical Shot Placement
Dominant and Non-Dominant Side Engagement
Use of Cover
Movement to/from Cover
Firing while Moving
Conventional and Non-Conventional Shooting Positions
Low/No Light Engagement (Optional)
Transitional Spaces
Situational Excercises
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Tactical Pistol w/850rds (may self regulate for a lower amount)
Tactical Holster (Kydex leg, hip, IWB, or belt holster)
5 Magazines minimum (more is better, pre-load all mags)
Method to carry Magazines
Knee Pads
Cleaning kit with Oil
Spare batteries for all equipment
Active (digital) hearing protection
Eye protection (Clear, Amber, and Tinted recommended)
Ability to hydrate
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT

Tactical Shooting Gloves
Inclimate Weather Gear (training is a go rain, sleet, or shine)
Hat

**All courses are in a layered, building block format. Progression of the listed tasks is dependent on the student’s ability to absorb and apply instruction. Because of this, we cannot guarantee that all training topics will be covered or that we will not progress past them on to more topics not listed.**