Pistol Gunnery 301

Course Summary:

This one-day course is designed for shooters who have completed Pistol Gunnery 201 (or equivalent experience) and are ready to advance steadily into the performance based shooting styles.

Building on the foundation established in 201, this course focuses on increasing efficiency and performance, including:

• Reinforcing efficient draw stroke and weapon handling

• Shooting at speed and understanding sight confirmation levels at various distances

• Multiple target engagement and transitions

• Practical movement and maneuvers.

This course is designed to help shooters shoot faster and more accurately on demand. Students will learn how to diagnose their own performance, improve control, and build repeatable skills that continue to improve long after the class ends.

Course Expectations:

Students must demonstrate muzzle awareness, trigger finger awareness, and safety selector awareness at all times. Students must also have the ability to safely draw from a holster, conduct reloads, and clear malfunctions on their own with no supervision.

This is not a beginner level class. This course is ideal for USPSA C-Class Shooters, Tactical Games athletes, and 2 Gun competitors who want to refine their handgun skills.

This course will involve a good amount of movement. You must have a basic level of athleticism, and be able to control your muzzle at all times.

ANY safety violation will result in dismissal from the course.

Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).

Must be able to speak and understand English.

Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.

Schedule:

• Dates and Location: See dropdown selection

  • Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.

  • Typically we start at 10am and end around 4pm. 30-45 minutes for lunch is given (bring a packed lunch)

    • Please review the email carefully for schedule adjustments due to venue or weather.

Required Equipment:

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines (9mm preferred)

  • No SIG P320s

  • No revolvers

• Minimum 10-round magazine capacity

  • If limited to 10 rounds, bring at least 2 additional magazines

• Inside-the-waistband or OWB Kydex holster

  • No nylon or SERPA holsters

• Eye and ear protection

• 600 rounds of ammunition (minimum)

• Water, snacks, and packed lunch

• Permanent Marker

Attire:

• Hair tied back

• Nails trimmed

• Pants with pockets and a BELT (cargo pants or jeans recommended)

• Closed-toe shoes

• Cover garment (lightweight layer recommended)

• Weather-appropriate clothing

Recommended (Not Required):

• Handgun-mounted red dot optic

• Backup handgun and supporting gear