Program:
1) Welcome and overview of the session
2) Introduction to firearm handling
- Handling practice with a training (rubber) pistol
- Review and refinement of handling techniques with your own firearm
- Explanation and practice of holster techniques
3) Firearms and family, third parties, and the legal and ethical aspects of firearm use
4) Dry fire practice as preparation for live fire
- Debunking the common myth "no drill, no skill"
- Potential malfunctions and differences in clearing them at the range versus in a real-world situation
5) Q&A session
6) Individual practice of any segment of the training
Equipment:
- Personal firearm (we can provide a loaner if you do not have one)
- At least 2 magazines
- Carry holster (if available)
- Carry belt (if available)
- Comfortable clothing
A course for (new) holders of a firearms license. We will present the advantages and disadvantages of various types of firearms and their operating systems. Recommendations will be provided regarding the choice of a firearm for everyday carry, training, or the protection of life and property.
Participants: 1 to 4 persons
Duration: 4 hours
The entire workshop will take place indoors and without live ammunition.
The stated course duration represents the minimum time required to complete the program. However, the course does not end when this time is up; we are happy to review or delve deeper into any part of the material.