OCT 10th PISTOL FUNDAMENTALS

from $250.00

Course Details

9am-2:30pm

CLOVERDALE CA

Duration: 5 hours

Recommended Round Count:

  • Pistol: 500

Students provide their own ammunition.

9mm can be provided for the class and for use on the range only for and additional cost of $150. Select CLASS & ROUNDSK in the drop down

EAR AND EYE PROTECTION IS REQUIRED

Training Topics

Course content is customized to each student but may include:

  • Firearms safety and range etiquette

  • Zeroing

  • Stance and body positioning

  • Grip development and recoil management

  • Vision and target-focused shooting techniques

  • Iron sight or red dot proficiency

  • Marksmanship fundamentals

  • Draw stroke development

    • Outside-the-waistband (OWB)

    • Concealed carry

  • Firearm indexing and presentation

  • Loading and reloading techniques

  • Performance measurement and competitive scoring metrics

  • Defensive shooting principles and practical application

Customized to Your Goals

Every training session is specifically tailored to your goals, needs, and experience level. Prior communication before the class allows us to identify areas of focus and build a training plan that delivers the greatest benefit.

In addition to live-fire instruction, students will learn how to train effectively on their own. Personalized dry-fire drills and practice plans will be provided so progress continues long after the class has ended.

Throughout the session, you’ll receive immediate feedback, coaching, and corrections. Every drill is guided with purpose, allowing adjustments to be made in real time based on your performance and learning style.

The objective is simple: build confidence, improve performance, and create measurable progress. Students who approach training with commitment and consistency can expect significant advancement in both skill and understanding.

Sonoma County training is conducted in Cloverdale, California, just off Highway 128.

Any questions, concerns, equipment requirements, or logistical details will be addressed prior to your first training session to ensure you arrive prepared and ready to learn.

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Course Details

9am-2:30pm

CLOVERDALE CA

Duration: 5 hours

Recommended Round Count:

  • Pistol: 500

Students provide their own ammunition.

9mm can be provided for the class and for use on the range only for and additional cost of $150. Select CLASS & ROUNDSK in the drop down

EAR AND EYE PROTECTION IS REQUIRED

Training Topics

Course content is customized to each student but may include:

  • Firearms safety and range etiquette

  • Zeroing

  • Stance and body positioning

  • Grip development and recoil management

  • Vision and target-focused shooting techniques

  • Iron sight or red dot proficiency

  • Marksmanship fundamentals

  • Draw stroke development

    • Outside-the-waistband (OWB)

    • Concealed carry

  • Firearm indexing and presentation

  • Loading and reloading techniques

  • Performance measurement and competitive scoring metrics

  • Defensive shooting principles and practical application

Customized to Your Goals

Every training session is specifically tailored to your goals, needs, and experience level. Prior communication before the class allows us to identify areas of focus and build a training plan that delivers the greatest benefit.

In addition to live-fire instruction, students will learn how to train effectively on their own. Personalized dry-fire drills and practice plans will be provided so progress continues long after the class has ended.

Throughout the session, you’ll receive immediate feedback, coaching, and corrections. Every drill is guided with purpose, allowing adjustments to be made in real time based on your performance and learning style.

The objective is simple: build confidence, improve performance, and create measurable progress. Students who approach training with commitment and consistency can expect significant advancement in both skill and understanding.

Sonoma County training is conducted in Cloverdale, California, just off Highway 128.

Any questions, concerns, equipment requirements, or logistical details will be addressed prior to your first training session to ensure you arrive prepared and ready to learn.