Static & Mobile Pistol Mechanics
July 20th 10am to 5pm
Location: Utah Readiness Center, Kanosh UT
Breakdown: This course will extensively cover the diverse disciplines integral to pistol marksmanship, maintaining stringent standards even under stress. Topics encompass refining holster draw mechanics, mastering trigger control and recoil management under heightened heart rates, dynamic shooting while in motion, effectively engaging multiple targets while ensuring threat identification, and engaging in friendly competition with classmates.
Packing List Minimum: Pistol, Holster, Magazine Holster / pouch, 3 magazines, 500 rounds of ammunition, personal protective equipment (eye & ear protection)
Packing List Encouraged Items: Extra magazines, tactical belt set up, snacks, fluids.
Cost: $400
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Reviews
Steve - I began as a novice gun owner a few years ago. Last year I was smart enough to find Devin. He's a superb instructor in so many ways. He instills self confidence by focusing on the positive aspects of what I'm doing. He's a gifted instructor in that he also points out aspects of my shooting that can be improved or need correction. Yet he does so in a way that inspires me to strive higher rather than simply finding fault. Without exception for the past year throughout my many sessions with him I have improved my handgun skills send knowledge. Learn from the best. Devin is awesome- the way we used to use that word!
Geoff - More important than how nice your gun is or how many rounds you have is knowing how to use them! Devin taught us not only how to properly them but also how to use them in scenarios of self defense and home invasion. Spend your money on the best training!
Jacob - Devin is an excellent instructor! He approaches the client at their level of expertise and attempts to push their skills to make them a better shooter. I learned multiple techniques that have helped me improve my gun handling skills and look forward to training with him again.