Holster Fundamentals
Basic - Put in the reps to get more comfortable drawing from your holster!
Duration: 2
$75.00
Fee
John Burton
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Description
2 hour course focused on safe use of a holster, including drawing from concealment
By the end of this course the student should have a good understanding of how to safely clear a cover garment, access a firearm with a full firing grip, and present the firearm to full extension aiming at and accurately shooting a target
A four step process will be taught to draw from concealment and accurately shoot the target
Drills to practice each step of the drawstroke - drills will be useful to the student both at the range and useful for dryfire practice.
Expectations and Outcomes
2 hour course focused on safe use of a holster, including drawing from concealment
By the end of this course the student should have a good understanding of how to safely clear a cover garment, access a firearm with a full firing grip, and present the firearm to full extension aiming at and accurately shooting a target
A four step process will be taught to draw from concealment and accurately shoot the target
Drills to practice each step of the drawstroke - drills will be useful to the student both at the range and useful for dryfire practice.
Types
Basic, Concealed Carry Training
Requirements
Requirements:
Student should know the 4 universal firearm safety rules
Treat all guns as if they are loaded
Never point your gun at anything you do not intend to shoot
Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target
Be aware of your target and what is beyond it
Students should have completed a basic firearms course from a reputable instructor previously
Equipment Requirements:
Student should have a pistol and a holster made specifically for that holster
Blackhawk serpa and serpa like holsters are not allowed, these will not be allowed in the course. A Blackhawk serpa holster uses a retention device that requires the trigger finger to place pressure on the holster to release the retention. These are very dangerous holsters that have caused negligent discharges of firearms and also caused people to shoot themselves.
50 rounds of factory ammunition (more if the student wants to shoot more)