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April 27-28 2024 - ADVANCED COMBAT PISTOL LEVEL II - 16 HOURS C.L.E.E.T. ACCREDITATION
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April 27-28 2024 - ADVANCED COMBAT PISTOL LEVEL II - 16 HOURS C.L.E.E.T. ACCREDITATION

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Speed is achieved by the elimination of excess motion. What that translates into is being capable of moving and getting into and out of various shooting platforms quickly and effectively.

Whether your training needs lie in law enforcement, personal defense or competitive shooting, Advanced Combat Pistol Level II is a must if you want to learn how to incorporate movement and real-world possibilities into your arsenal of skills.

Please note, you may not enroll in this advanced course unless you have been through our Advanced Combat Pistol Level I at least once.

Our top-rated, professional cadre of instructors will provide you instruction and training on:

  • The fundamentals of shooting and loading on the move. When to shoot on the move and when to move then shoot.
  • Speed shooting techniques while being able to maintain your ability to shoot with pinpoint accuracy.
  • How to operate your pistol reflexively to ensure accurate, stance-directed fire.
  • Getting into and out of different shooting platforms quickly and efficiently.
  • Draws from concealment.
  • Tactics with a pistol.
  • Strong hand and support hand shooting.
  • Barricade, Prone, and Supine shooting.
  • Modified positional shooting.
  • Low light and no light shooting.
  • Close quarter battle techniques with your firearm.
  • Recovering to your feet with a firearm.
  • Multiple attacker drills.
  • Failure drills.
  • Speed vs. accuracy drills.
  • Target transition drills (rapid target acquisition).
  • Proper use of cover.
  • Support hand only draws.
  • Turning then shooting, moving forwards, backwards and laterally with your gun.
  • Strong hand and support hand malfunction clearances.
  • Two-man team drills.
  • Tactical reloads and slide-lock reloads.
  • Wounded shooter drills including but not limited to: Support hand only reloads; Speed reloads; and, Reloads with retention.
  • Transitioning from aggressive to danger targets (changing gears).

PREREQUISITES

As noted above, this course is advanced and you must have trained with DSA™ in Advanced Combat Level I to qualify for admission.

    • Successful completion of this course may make you eligible for participation in specialty advanced DSA™ courses subject to Owner approval.

Ability to pass a criminal background check is required for admission into all DSA™ courses.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Required Note
Medium to full sized SEMI-AUTOMATIC pistol. A sub-compact pistol is NOT recommended. You are welcome to shoot more than one gun but we recommend you train with the gun you are going to carry (or compete with.)

Please don’t show up with a .380 Bersa, High Point, or any other type of unreliable pistol. You won’t make it through the class with it.
Three magazines (at least). Bring as many as you can.
A securely fastened, strong side holster. Buy a Kydex holster specifically designed for your gun. This is to minimize the chance of people muzzling themselves when they holster. Don’t buy a Blackhawk SERPA holster. It is unsafe and we do not allow those on the range. If this is all you have, bring it and we’ll see if we can find you a different one to use for the class.
At least one double mag pouch or two single mag pouches. We have these for sale if you need them (and you’ll love them). If you prefer to buy them in advance don’t buy one that holds two mags. Buy two individual pouches that hold one mag. We do NOT recommend the deep Blackhawk pouches.
1,000 rounds of ammunition. We are going to do our best to help you conserve ammo due to cost. You may purchase 9mm from us at $600/1,000 rounds (our costs at purchase).
ANSI approved and ballistic rated eye and ear protection (electronic headphones preferably). Your eye protection should be chosen very carefully. We shoot steel in our classes so make sure they are ANSI approved and ballistic rated.
A lawn chair is a must have. If you are flying in, we’ll be happy to provide you with one. We have a few extras.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Recommended Note
Lunch money or a bagged lunch both days. Snacks to keep your energy up. There is no restaurant on site so we will have to leave the facility for lunch. Water will be provided all day every day.
Dress appropriately for the weather and the activity.

We recommend long pants but you can wear shorts if you want. A baseball hat is advisable. Wear comfortable shoes that will allow you traction on surfaces ranging from grass to concrete.
Cleaning equipment for your weapon. We recommend a backup gun if you are shooting a 1911.
Bring a towel for your hands, band-aids or waterproof, flexible tape. Co-ban or Vet-wrap works nicely. Sunscreen is advisable if you burn easily.
Cash for ammo, t-shirts, hats, holsters, mag pouches and other gear. We will do our best to accommodate your needs and have taken the liberty to purchase a few items you might find beneficial for your training experience. We can take credit cards on the range but we prefer cash.
Pen/Pencil and Paper for note taking. We will be sharing tons of information with you and recommend you take notes.

We strongly recommend that L.E.O.’s train in your duty gear if applicable.

Until you try to do something beyond what you have mastered you will never grow. Come train with us and let us help you develop the skills you need to perfect your craft.

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